Stanley Lombardi

McGahee isn't nearly as "gifted" (whatever that means) as Thurman Thomas. Whatever it means, let me put it this way: McGahee couldn't tie Thurman's shoes. I can't think of one "gifted" moment that McGahee has had. Thurman, in nearly every game for nearly a decade, was a revelation.

He blows, hard.

He's slow to get his lackluster talents to training camp, and he's quickly making me tire of his act.

Let "On the Rocks" speak for himself--and butt out of a harmless joust. It could help.

F.Y.I.-- Don't own one, champ. By the way, these are standard English words. Get an education and start over, igmo! ('Igmo' is not a standard English word, but it has a ring to it and is particularly apt when describing sh---for-brains illiterates such as you!)

Umhhh...I don't get it. Please elucidate, expand, expound, illuminate, explicate, and extrapolate, oh sage one.

"Way!" Fantastic, LABillzfan! I send my regards.

You've got me--and it--all wrong, igmo. I'm the least politically correct person in the history of the 21st century. It pained me to say I'm sick of knowing what color the ball boy is because I knew some johnny-one-note like you would call that politically correct. Actually, I think all of the races are equally evil. I just don't want to read about what color our next rectum of a player happens to be, as if it had any meaning. Is that PC enough for ya?

I'm with ya, cantankerous. I'm sick unto death of even the mention of what color our cornerback, quarterback, ballboy, security guard, or concession attendant happens to be.

19-0. I guarantee it.

Yuck. You and your wife, please stay in LA with Koby. Your whole leprous city should be quarantined. While I'm waiting for your witty retort, just let me reiterate: Yuck!

I could not stop laughing. My wife wants to know why this is so funny, but I just can't explain it.

For your information, MO-ron, Edwin Moses would have made Deion Sanders look like the fat lady who sings at the end. How idiotic are you? Please reply, the world is waiting for your wisdom.

Mike Schoop (WGR talker) says that anyone who frequents internet football message boards has an IQ below 50. I heard it on the way home and I just thought you should know what they're saying about you. And he wasn't being playful or rhetorical. He was strident and he was serious. He said that you should not be allowed to drive a vehicle because of your idiocy.

Mike Schoop (WGR talker) says that anyone who frequents internet football message boards has an IQ below 50. I heard it on the way home and I just thought you should know what they're saying about you.

I heard it. He said that people who frequent internet football message boards have an IQ of 50 or less.

I can't stop laughing!

Villarial.

Reid's in Lockport is legendary. Anything you order, get it "with." (With Sauce.) You will have found your fast food for life.

Agreed.

The lady doth protest too much, methinks.

I seldom post, and when I do, more often than not it's in a thread that doesn't involve football. But whenever I see that "Gringo" has posted, no matter the subject I'm interested; I simply enjoy the way you say things. May there be many 1000's of posts in your future.

First, todd, don't flatter yourself about getting me riled up; you don't have the capacity. And, yes, if you want a passage, here's one: "Don't cast your pearls before swine." So I won't. By the way, humorless one, saying that "todd seems an authority on stevestojan--and delivers a mouthful" would strike most people as amusing. But you are too much on the defensive to read it that way. So who is riled, Todd? And before I leave your inane presence, try reading the book you excoriate. And don't you even dare to compound your transgression by lying to us and saying that you already have. Now, oink away! And wallow away in your favorite element. I won't be reading your reply, for you have nothing to teach me.

I don't know as much about the important matters discussed on this forum as "todd" seems to, but I do know that "the fear of the Lord is the beginning of wisdom." Whatever "stevestojan" might be, I can assert without question that it appears nowhere in the Bible. Todd seems an authority on the issue of "stevestojan"-- and delivers a mouthful.

He's tried to be what you wanted and needed him to be. But the hits and the years and the attempt to rewire his clock have left him emasculated, his instincts shot. I am not blaming you, or Clements, or Wyche. I think you are all smart, sensitive men and accomplished QB coaches, as shown by your rescuing the careers of Maddox and Kordell. Drew has seen many years in the league, but he's still a lead dog and not really suited to running anywhere but in front. As the sun sets on his day in Buffalo, please let Drew be Drew. Let him go down blazing and not worrying about footwork and alarm clocks and dink passes to the flat. He's still highly regarded and, indeed, beloved by many of the fans who follow the team-- especially those who are not the type to devote themselves to talk shows and internet message boards. For his sake and theirs, let him go down with his gun loaded and his instincts unleashed. It would be the fitting thing to do for an estimable quarterback and an even more estimable human being. I know there are some football reasons why this might not be advisable, but wouldn't it be worth the risk?