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Not that there's anything wrong with that.

I know. He really is one of us, despite not being from Buffalo and knowing nothing but losing...........I like this kid!

Is it the 4th QTR yet?

Sure hope that's the way it goes.

Nice!

Do you watch it on HBO Go? It definitely is. I thought it was T Bone Burnett - because I thought the credits say music by him.

Article in today's News says he actually put it up himself. He's 17 years old: http://bills.buffalonews.com/2014/02/18/heavy-anesthesia-couldnt-prevent-bills-fan-feeling-pain/

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I know. That's the best thing. He knows the dates of free agency, etc. The thing about EJ hurting his knee every god damn day was the best!

She's had too many Frosted Flakes.

That's a better picture? I want my cereal killers hotter than that.

There definitely was a provision. I just don't remember what the exact number was. I think it was actual attendance - not season tickets..............That GM or whatever he was named Norm would always be on the news talking about that provision.

I was much more of a basketball fan than hockey and still am.........I was 8 when both the Braves and Sabres started and attended tons of games for both. I would always argue for the Braves with my friends, who tended to be more Sabres fans. But, when we'd be at the game, and the Aud would be half full, it never compared to the Sabres, which were so solidly sold out it was ridiculous.............They would release tickets six games ahead and people would stand in line for hours to get I think Orange level seats. And, there weren't many they'd put up for sale. There were some barnburners vs. the Celtics both in playoffs and in the regular season. You would always know it was a huge Braves game if they put seats on the floor behind the baskets. Then you know it was more fans than at a Sabres game. But, it didn't happen often enough. And, then once Snyder decided to sell off his assets (McAdoo being the #1 asset), it was all over.............A freind of mine my freshman year in high school had season tickets, so I did go to a number of games that last year and it was depressing. The team stunk, everybody knew they had one foot out the door, etc. Nobody cared about the NBA around the country. But, if they had just been able to weather 2-3 more years, all of a sudden the NBA became very cool again, with Bird, Magic and Dr. J. No telling what would have happened to the Braves then.

We've got the best tailgating. Why ruin it?

I never heard it at the time, but I've read that the Braves really wanted Saturday nights. Apparently, the Sabres controlled everything and wouldn't give it to them...............But, for one, I don't think they should have anyway. That was always college basketball's night. And, two, they had Friday nights. That's just about as good as Saturday nights, and it's better than what the Sabres had most of the time - Thursday and Sunday nights. I think it might be revisionist from Snyder, etc.

That's his move.

She's a tweener............Actually, I'm a tweener. I'd like to be tween her and Anne Heche.

We're not getting the first two..........Bands aren't big enough any more to warrant many stadium concerts..........UB vs. Syracuse would get about 30K. Here's is today's lead article in the Buffalo News. I personally like the 3rd option - retrofitting the stadium, like Soldier Field and Lambeau. http://www.buffalonews.com/sports/bills-nfl/can-buffalo-afford-a-new-stadium-for-bills-20140215

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Anne Heche is somebody I never heard of until she "came out" and was Ellen's partner..........Then I guess she went back in. She's said all of her other relationships were with men. And, she's been married twice since Ellen. I actually didn't find her attractive during her Ellen time. I don't like super short hair. When she grew it out, she did look very good.

I can tell you the playoff games we had. 1991 - Chiefs game. I remember no threat of a blackout. Broncos - ditto. 1992 - Oilers - why didn't anybody come to the rescue if this always happened? We still were 75K or more strong 1993 - Raiders - I know there were only 60K in the stands, and I doubt it was soldout, due to the coldest, life threatening game in Bills history. Chiefs - I doubt that was in any danger of not being soldout 1995 - Shula's last game. My memory is a totally full stadium 1996 - Kelly's last game. Ditto

' It seems like every other week, they're announcing some new hotel in Buffalo, so maybe we're getting there!

I didn't know that was Sharper. That might be my favorite football play ever!