ExiledInIllinois

That's NOT a bad thing! What's wrong with the self-absorbed standers that seem to be everywhere! /smdh

https://heavy.com/sports/buffalo-bills/chiefs-coach-super-bowl-stolen-play/

Yeah... You figure, that's about 5 gallons of water weighing about 8 pounds per gallon. Even at say 4 gallons, 32#s dropped on your head has to do some damage.

Sports needs to get past individual ownerships and be community owned. 💥 💥 💥 😏

Wow... Scratch SF & Seattle off my list. But the others... 😆 Is that the old canal? 😉😍 @BringBackFergy

Pizza Hut!

Seems the Chefs are stealing our plays! https://heavy.com/sports/buffalo-bills/chiefs-coach-super-bowl-stolen-play/

Then they'll take a home game away and place it London... Wait till they prorate your PSL over the other 8 home games and the stray one that will get moved to Detroit in 2028, 2032, and 2036... 😆 Bend over Bills fan... And wait for the reach around when you lose a playoff bye because they won't call shi... like this:

Angry Bills fans channeling their inner Veruca:

Yeah! 😊 I am assuming unfair as being insular, or isolated. "INSULAR 1 : characteristic of an isolated people especially : being, having, or reflecting a narrow provincial viewpoint." I count 3 states that that are insular solely within their drawn borders: Vermont, Rhode Island, & Delaware.

I actually found the "Tile Vector Map of Unfair Insularity" rather fascinating! Which led me to this page: "Musings on Maps" https://dabrownstein.com/2014/09/27/national-waters-legal-fictions-and-rivers-of-fertilizer/ National Waters, Legal Fictions, and Rivers of Fertilizer If drawn maps rely on distinguishing lines of property, territoriality, or even shorelines, the overlaps of more interactive web maps provide new strategies to trace the complexity of relations between land and water. The projection of the network of rivers within the United States Jason Davies mapped above, in the header to this post, creates an entrancing web of the body of rivers less as a network, but a nourishing group of waterways. The map’s beauty provokes us to rethink relations between land and water. In rendering rivers, rather than territory, it suggests how a dynamic mapping of layers and overlays from directly and remotely sensed data might lead to a range of new cartographical strategies to chart the increasingly complex relationships between land and water in ways that would be less concerned to abstract the waterways or supplies of water from their surrounding environment, but to integrate water into the landscape and ecosystem which it nourishes–or the ways that the entry of pollutants into that hydrographic network might compromise local ecosystems across the country. ...

HBD! Nobody (except CGF) was advocating for us until a day late! Sorry the Sabres popped the bed after going up 2-Nil! /smdh... Thanks @CowgirlsFan Special shoutout to@Mike in Horseheads for looking out for me!

Yeah... But we lose all morals and Reid kills a player. Pick your poison.

They decide the SuperBowl on that... Yet these weren't penalties in 2021. We deserve better NFL!

They beat them in Regular Season. Sure, 0-3 in Playoffs... But stay the course.

Sure the Bills can beat them in playoffs! Let's NOT be negative...

Racist! I am in dark mode. 😉😜

Brady's headset didn't turn off with 15 seconds left on the play clock... It probably still doesn't. 💥Boom💥 There... I said it! 😆 Actually all joking aside... How do we really know what's going on with the technological shi... Do we just blindly trust that the game is on the square? Get rid of the GreenDot.

We get one more mulligan considering all the unlucky crap that happened this season.

Let it go man... Give it one more season. 😆

Or... How about: We are so close right now, let's see if we can make it work before blowing up the whole darn thing.

Maybe... Actually, the D was getting them there. Maybe. Disrupting things always seems to work! /sarcasm...

Can't compete in the post-season without getting there first.

Not sure where I got this... But found it on my phone...

https://nypost.com/2023/02/06/3-8-magnitude-earthquake-strikes-buffalo-area/