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When I see this thread pop up near the top I misread it and think that Keith got his head out of his ass and Every Time I Die is getting back together.

Diametric opposite of my experience as a transplant. I find myself frequently reminding my very close friends who grew up here that I didn't. I can't tell you how many times I've had to say "no, I don't remember the car wash shaped like a whale...". 😂

For our tailgate, I officiated a wedding in front of the statue of Ralph Wilson before the game: https://bigfrog104.com/buffalo-bills-fans-married-highmark-stadium/

Except Trotter isn't suing Pegula. Maybe focus on driving...

Bengals are as flat as we were in January. Browns are fired up.

Thanks, I wasn't aware all 50 states had concealed. I assumed incorrectly that some place like CA didn't allow it. That alone could end up being the legal coffin nail.

Grab it this week and never look back.

Considering that 5 other states currently do not allow open carry, could this be viewed as having precident? I think it's a dumb move myself but it might not actually be a violation of constitutional rights if other states are legally allowed to limit or forbid open and concealed carry.

Same thing happened to Josh with McKenzie last year but I don't recall everyone tripping over themselves to defend 17.

Looks like Yellow brick is booked. Anyone know of other options?

Well, not really? Other denominations (eastern Orthodox primarily but there are others) exist separately from Catholicism but predate the reformation.

The starters seemed good for the most part. I thought Dodson looked OK, at least enough to the point that I'm not looking at MLB as a glaring weakness. We're at least average there. Was nice to see the dumb penalties drastically reduced. Cook having more of a role and the addition of Harris should amount to a nice upgrade in the run dept. too. Hopefully today will have Western New York in less of a panic than last week.

8 billion people saw that coming.

Hell yeah! Can't wait! I'm actually officiating a wedding before the game. I think we're going to try and do it in front of the Ralph Wilson statue.

Re-read. I'm not trivializing the impact nor am I excusing the response either during or after this disaster. What I'm saying is there is nothing shocking that it will take some time for an official count, but literally no one is hiding that they expect it to be much higher than what is known at the moment.

What's the deal with this conspiratorial angle everyone is taking relative to the death toll? Even the major network evening news shows readily state they expect the death toll to exceed the current numbers by an order of magnitude: Maui wildfire death toll, already highest in modern U.S. history, could surge https://www.nbcnews.com/news/amp/rcna100632 114 is the confirmed number with everyone seemingly understanding (well people with functional brains that is) that as they confirm, that number will rise. That really doesn't have much to do with Biden's lousy response/optics on this unless the assertion is that he's not leveraging the executive powers to send more resources to identify remains (that doesn't seem to be the case with these tweets). Really, everyone seems quick to turn the most mundane things into something evil or based on some ulterior motive.

Are you referring to the one where his head is tilted down and he's grabbing it the collar of his jersey? If so, do let us know if you find a poster with that photo. That's definitely something I would hang in the man cave.

I'll be firing it up this weekend. I purchased the early access almost 3 years ago (fall 2020 I think) and enjoyed what limited content was available. The problem I'm facing now is that of a bounty of riches. Playing Diablo 4 as well, and we're about 20 days away from Starfield which I fully anticipate taking up and inordinate amount of my waking hours.

I love how everyone is all "the police can't be trusted!!!" but then the FBI does something and the same people unflinchingly support them without any explanation as to what led to the shooting. Don't get me wrong, this guy was a whacko and was effectively inviting a response from law enforcement, but how many other people in recent news have also been acting erratic, committing a crime, or clearly demonstrating a risk to themselves or others which in turn led to use of force only to have the cops demonized with no regard for the facts?

Sherfield, Shavers, Shorter, Shakir.. Sh** is getting hard to keep straight!

Thanks Corta!

I'm taking my 6-year-old daughter to her third kids day game but for this one we have really good seats right behind the bills bench. For those of you who have gone before, do you know what time the players usually come out on the field to do warm-ups? I'd like to go in early and maybe have a chance of her interacting with some of the players, but not sure if there is a good time or if we should just go in as soon as it opens. Thanks in advance for the responses.

No it's not sour grapes. I think you need to look up the generally accepted definition of that term. It's more along the lines of " well if we can't have him then I didn't want him anyways" which in my case is not true. I didn't want him at all at any price and believed him to be a liability to our defense as do a good number of people on this board judging by some of the threads on the topic. You can disagree with my opinion on the player. That's fine. Lots of people thought he was fantastic. I did not. That's not sour grapes. Just a difference of opinion.

Not sour grapes in the least, more akin to good riddance. I didn't want to re-sign him, I wanted him replaced. I didn't feel he had the instincts to go along with his athletic ability.

It seemed like half of his tackle stats were padded by being the 3rd man in the pile.