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The clothing optional room again??? WOOHOO!

This is my early thinking as well. Right now flights are running $99 each way - not bad.

I go to at least 1 road game a year. I try to go somewhere that I have not been before. - I've been to Washington & NY Jets before, that eliminates them. - The Pittsburgh game is on my anniversary so that's out. - Driving to Cleveland in mid-December is very iffy, so that's out. - Philly is New Years weekend and the driving might be nasty. Out. - Jacksonville is Thanksgiving weekend - out That leaves New England & Miami. New England is an easy drive, especially in September. That's a plus. Florida in November might be nice too. My sister in law lives outside Boston. Flying to Miami probably eliminates the family coming along, which is a plus Thoughts? Anyone been to either stadium that would care to share some insight?

Sat July 14

It's kinda assumed that I will be. Unless someone else really wants to do it.

We will soon post details on how to buy tickets to the home opener with the TBD group, as well as the 8th annual TBD opener tailgate party! Last year we had a group of about 150 tickets and close to 200 at the tailgate. Come meet the people you post with all year! Putting faces to usernames is one of the things that makes this board more of a community. You can check out details and photos from last year's festivities here: http://www.stadiumwall.com/index.php?showforum=12

Sat July 14

First - Jethro Tull, War Child tour at the Niagara Falls Convention Center - I was 13. No idea who opened. Favorite - Wow there are so many... In no particular order Rush Presto tour - 2nd row center Kiss at the Rochester War Memorial (1985 or so probably) - front row, elbows resting on stage Van Halen Women & Children First tour 1981, Dallas AC/DC Hells Bells tour 1981, Dallas Live Throwing Copper tour, small club in Buffalo (Icon?) 1995 before the album hit big. Drummer threw sticks into crowd after show, one hit me in the bridge of the nose.

We're gonna have some fuuuuuuuuuuun!

I'm starting to worry about Denver, too

The thing about playing the Leafs is that they seem to think that the way to beat the Sabres is to outhit them. While this probably won't work, especially in a 7 game series, It would take a physical toll that I'd rather not pay in the first round. If your point is that it would probably would be a shorter series against the Leafs - that I won't argue. But having said that I doubt a series with any of them would go past a game 6.

MMMMMMMmmmmmmmmmmm plates! I'M IN!!!

We shouldn't have a problem with any of them. The Islanders would be the "easiest" I think, but the Leafs the most fun!

I'm in, Bubba - sorry for the delay. Rock on, Rock!

Hotel with availability: http://www.ichotelsgroup.com/h/d/hi/1/en/hotel/NPHOH/welcome The Bills Booster Club will be staying at a Knights Inn around the corner (which is sold out)

Somehow your reputation as a legendary tailgater is somewhat dwarfed by Kenny's. That would probably change if you pubilcized the tailgate in your house... But if it will entice anyone else to come to Canton, Guff, Pat, KJ, & Randy will be there too.

I bought seats for Kenny & Scotty so yes, I believe a full tailgate is in order. Especially since the ceremony won't be til 6PM

We're North 4 row B. And no, it's not wrong to boo Irvin. Of course if Thurman goes in before him we won't even be there...

Just got 10, 2nd row, 50 yard line!

http://www.profootballhof.com/hall/story.jsp?story_id=2342

I really hope it didn't take our 85 year old owner pointing it out for our team leadership to realize this... Somehow I can't picture Jauron saying 'no sh--, Sherlock'...

I go on April 28th. Can't wait!

I KNOW! From those humble beginnings it has grown to nearly 200 people...

Perhaps a small stipend...

$52 on floor, $26 on sidelines http://www.profootballhof.com/enshrinement...et_policies.jsp