R. Rich

Okay, let us know where your tailgate is, so we can crash it.

Thank you, William. I am very much looking forward to hanging out w/ you and your crew next month. Oh, and I haven't forgotten about your PM. I will get back to you, in detail, once I return from the game.

3 Days And Counting!!! until the home opener!!!!!!! Psycho Ward 86 and I will be on our way to Rochester early tomorrow morning for the annual garbage plate (well, I will be having the plate). We won't have any access to a computer until we get back home, so I'll just take the time to say Go Bills! Let's start the season 2-1 in our division and whip the Jets!! See you all either @ Nick Tahou's tomorrow, Danny's on Saturday, or @ Hammer's Lot before the game.

I like the Orchard Park location and have met some TBDers there the Friday before the opener over the past few years. Last year, I was in Erie and couldn't make it though. This year, I didn't think anyone was going, so I just planned to go to Duff's Saturday afternoon for lunch.

1. JÂy RÛßeÒ 2. Rockpile of course 3. Inkman 4. Aussie 5. Bruce from Texas 6. Psycho Ward 86 7. R. Rich 8. 9. 10. 11. 12. 13. 14. 15.

I just wanted to take the time to tell my wife of 7 years now that I love her MTLI and always will. It's been a great 19 years being together and I look forward to many many more to follow.

Yet, he still has a Super Bowl ring and an MVP trophy from that game. He didn't live up to expectations, sure. A bust (never worth a damn, ala Mike Williams)? No.

Someone over in the Trading Post forum might want it. There's usually someone scrambling for last minute tickets there.

Mmmm........spittle!

I hear ya. Too much is made of winning a championship. It's wonderful, but let's not diminish the accomplishments of others because they never did win a title. Personally, I'd put Barry above any RB other than Jim Brown and Walter Payton, just ahead of Gale Sayers and TMEP.

You're right, players are bigger, faster, and stronger now: ALL players, meaning not only the defensive players chasing RBs, but the RBs themselves. Put Jim Brown in Barry Sanders' era, and he is trained the same way Barry Sanders is. Considering how Jim Brown dominated his era (more than any RB has dominated ANY era), just imagine what he'd do in current times. The guy was able to rush for over 1,800 yards in 1963, w/ the training available to him @ the time. You think there's a chance that he could improve on that w/ the advancements made since then? I don't "hate" on posts, I just have respect for the game, meaning not just the guys I see on TV, but those who paved their way.

And, lest we forget, it's just... 9 Days And Counting!!! until the home opener!!!!!!! And, for this week...... GO BILLS! SQUISH THE FISH!!!

Coo. I don't believe I've met your wife yet, so that would be nice.

I think they usually get to Danny's around 7pm or so, but I'm not 100% sure of that.

AND 8 league rushing titles in 9 seasons AND a ridiculous 5.2 career yard per rush average AND a record 5 seasons leading the league in total yards AND one 5 TD game AND 4 games w/ 4 TDs AND 1,000 or more yards in 7 of 9 seasons (back in the 12 game season days) AND the first player to reach 100 rushing TDs in a career AND he never missed a game in his career Yeah, he was okay.

Both are great players, to be sure. The one thing I hope is that Taylor finally "gets it", and realizes that he has more talent than either Ronnie Lott or Rod Woodson, and they're two of the best safeties to ever play. If he combines that w/ a phenomenal work ethic, positive attitude, and stays out of trouble, he could finish his career as the best safety of all time. It's all up to him how his legacy will read. So far, though, he's shown that while talented, he still has way too much of the punk a** mentality you'd expect from someone from "The U".

Okay, then I'll be there too.

That sign shouldn't hate. It is, was, and always will be RICH Stadium to me.

Imported Seagram's? Aren't the VO and 7 Crown both made in America? I really don't know. I used to drink a lot of 7 Crown when I was in the Air Force (was only about $6 for a fifth then), but I always thought of it as a domestic.

I doubt it. Nobody goes there.

Good man. Good man???

True. You and Tara showing up for the opener, Joseph?

Sorry, man.

That's the spirit. See, those caps do make you feel better.

I'm a velling.