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LOL at anyone leapfrogging anyone for Jones.

I can't wait for the next thread in this series: "How JFK Died." I'm on pins and needles!

If you grew up in Buffalo you learned all about bowling. I've never taken it too seriously but even if I haven't bowled in a couple of years I'll still roll a 150+ without too much difficulty. Bowling gets a bad rap -- it's a fun night out. And what guy doesn't like an activity where you get to sit back and watch women from behind without feeling like a creep?

Love it! Have a blast!

I just don’t see it, but I’ll always root for a guy from UB.

I truly hope you’ll see the error of your ways this season.

From a friend who heard it straight from the horse’s mouth.

I can tell you for a fact Josh Allen wants Metcalf.

I bet Mike Gillislie is better.

Just heard a brief interview with Wilkins; sounds like a really good dude. Comes from a winning program, would absolutely be a "process" guy.

That's getting a bit personal...

I'm not in love with any particular player -- I have faith that we have the smartest man at GM for the Bills since Polian who will make draft decisions that benefit the team in 2019 and years to come.

Additionally, I don't really think Theon wants to live...but he wants his death to make up for his past...

After seeing Fant's Wonderlic scores I'm wondering how he ties his own shoelaces.

Hopefully we won't wind up with a bouquet of (Erik) Flowers.

I'll take your word for it, I didn't study their play.

"A lot?" Ford career stats: 67 games, 30.5 sacks, 102 solo tackles, 9 forced fumbles (13/42/7 last year) Clark career stats: 62 games, 35 sacks, 92 solo tackles, 8 forced fumbles (13/33/3 last year) Look, I get it, perhaps it's a better scheme fit with the new DC. But it's still kinda strange.

I wanted Clark but very glad Buffalo didn't make this sort of deal. Might work out for Chefs, might not. Seems they could have kept Ford and saved a lot of hassle.

At least you're not arrogant.

I'm not disagreeing with you but I didn't react as strongly to it in a negative way. I think they simply thought they needed every army to fight the dead, and Tyrion wrongly concluded Cersei could be swayed if presented with evidence of what they were fighting against. The whole thing is pretty dumb when you think about it, which is why I don't let it bother me much. I've really enjoyed the first two episodes of this season in which everything is dialogue and build-up rather than crash-boom-bang.

How do you think I ignored work and family before I found this forum?

Ignore your work and family.

Call me when you get serious about this forum.

What kind of a program is Boeheim running up there anyway????

And yet they are all around us!