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Sorry but you mean upset AT them or at the fact they were let go?

Watch your mouth...

I'm Fredonia alum and would love them to return, but they don't even have a set of uprights for kicks for God's sake. SJF is a pain in the ass to visit though. The buses are awful.

Didn't we just trade the same guy? No thanks. I'd rather not have Tyrod + media baggage.

My bad. The initial post read differently to me.

Where do you fly your Blue Lives Matter flag? Or do you prefer a sticker?

Great article. I'm just glad giving thanks to the Bills "Mafia" didn't get it banned from TBD.

Recently the victim of a protection racket?

More likely he'll be dealing with a runny nose.

Happy for myself, my fellow Bills fans, and Kyle Williams! Go Bills!

Unreal.

Obviously they wanted the land connected with their religious beliefs. Funny though, "less populated" makes it better. To hell with those Inuit, m I rite?

Both sides are nuts. Regardless, if the Palestinians hadn't been dicks and accepted the 47 borders we wouldn't be here. Cue some apologist for extremism to chime in and explain to us how the Jews really never would have stuck to that agreement. Of course we'll never know because people insist on constantly attacking them and justify the land grabs as necessary for security.

Funny, the Palestinians want Israel to share. Ask how they feel about sharing the Al Aqsa?

Classic Tyrod

He's claiming Taylor is the victim of racism now. I do wonder how much of this he believes versus how much is to generate calls.

His posts on this topic are starting to resemble Taylor's play. AKA Stojan-esqe.

Yeah I took it more as a dig against that hipster friend that's always trying to turn someone on to their new trendy thing.

So the WGR afternoon crew thinks KB is "not great", "will probably not make the team better" and that the Bills may have overpaid. They simultaneously are excited for Buffalo and the fans.

I saw it. Fantastic!

Hoculi has syphilis dementia.

To be fair it wasn't in public but rather during a closed door meeting. Probably no different that what any exec says in the board room about any union. edit: please note that isn't commentary on it being appropriate or not, rather just noting I don't believe it to be outside the norm.

It's never lost it's luster for me...

Seriously. My wife and are foodies, and the backlog of restaurants on our list is growing faster that our schedules can accommodate. I'm a transplant - I'm not originally from WNY (I moved here in '96) but I've seen the region on an upswing relative to culture, restaurants, etc. that wasn't prevalent even as little as 10 years ago. If you're still thinking about the area through the lens of 2002, I can get why this may be the sentiment.

. Agreed. People that say there is nothing to do here and cite lack of dining and theater as examples clearly haven't been here in a while. It's a small City so obviously there are going to be less options, but they exist in such a number and variety that you'll not be bored if you really are looking. I suspect Ritchie was in fact referring to a Miami style nightlife which we don't have.