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Yeah - at least they know where the mens room is at OBD.

It's like they don't even try.

Link?

Slow defensive ends shouldn't be asked to cover fast tight ends.

Seriously - check the fine print folks.

Basically mirrors what my friends and I have been saying with regard to the reactions of TE being benched on the board and WGR. Good post!

If he is so fat, what makes you think that he isn't hungry?

Too busy staring at your avatar?

I'll call your "smart" and ante the pot with a "super friendly and accommodating to strangers". Last year at the Thursday night pre-season game, I walked to the stadium with a six-pack, figuring I'd stop by the Pinto to meet some fellow TBD'ers in person. I'd seen the spectacle a bunch of times, and only from a distance but I recognized Ken and wandered up to introduce myself and ask if any board members were coming by. He immediately walked me across the lot and introduced me to The Philster and a few of his buddies, and said the Lori and Tim might be around later if I wanted to meet them. I thanked him for giving me the mini tour and was about to be on my way when he said "By the way, you're on wing duty". I ended up cooking chicken wings in the army helmet for an hour and a half. It was a great time not just because of the crowd, tradition, and the general silliness of it all, but because of how Ken acted as though I was one of his regulars and treated me as if he'd known me for years. He even rejected any overture to give him money for beer after my six pack had run out (it was hot tending to those wings and I got thirsty). I'm very glad to see he is staying put for now!

So it was OK for you back in the day, but now that you've grown up, those uppity young'ns should do the same?

Good zing there!

He is a total asshat. Were he to say something derogatory about me I'd consider it a compliment.

Must remind Jeffrey Miller of the balls he so badly lacks. Next on his hit-list: footlong hotdogs.

Protip: Don't watch.

Think of the children!

The NFL should employ people who aren't so stupid. "Irregardless"

Now the question is: Do the Bills do anything about all of this? My guess is "no".

I have to politely disagree with you JW. The players should have assured privacy in their locker rooms, and to be honest, they shouldn't have to ask for it. To do so would put the players wanting privacy in an awkward position and might leave them open to riducle from within the organization and potential negative feedback outside the organization. That being said, they (players, coaches, etc.) shouldn't be treating anyone (reporter, visitor, etc.) like that, regardless of how they dress.

Yeah, something is fishy there. I'd tell Ken to keep doing it, and until the police or a Bills official actually says otherwise, tell this effin crackpot to cram it with walnuts.

Any chance we could get the Bills to comment on all of this, at least with regard to Ken? edit: And since he is considering moving what is one of the best known tailgate parties in the NFL, essentially at the behest of one league rep. I would hope the Bills would have something to say.

I didn't see anything bad, but really, that depends on your section. I was dropping F bombs myself, but when there aren't any little kids sitting anywhere near me I tend to do that.

But they also gain the possiblity of actually getting a first down. Fair trade off.

Bad call IMHO. I understand what they were trying to do, but why not go for it, and if the throw isn't there - take the safety. As bad as TE is, I'm fairly certain he is capable of getting sacked in the end zone.

Hate? Nah. But does TE suck? Yeah.

Yup - I'm seeing it on Facebook too. I'm on the "SPILLER" side, so I'll do my part if I hear any "CJ"'s!