ChevyVanMiller

From the movie, "Renaldo and Clara," a live version of the Desire song, "One More Cup of Coffee." Notice Bob's tour bus driving in front of the old Convention Center (now the Seneca Casino) and through the streets of Niagara Falls. always loved this version.

Well, yeah, I would assume it would all be done with his family’s blessing.

There’s been a lot of talk about the best way for the Bills to honor Pancho. From signing him to a one-day contract (before he passed) to putting him on the wall to naming the tailgating village after him. The issue that I have with those ideas is that it puts him in a special class above other fans of the Bills. This board is filled with Super Fans in their own right, many of whom have or one day will battle for their lives against a terrible illness. I think if Pancho were to receive one of those distinctions then many other fans in similar situations should receive the same treatment from the team, which simply isn’t feasible. I’ve had Pancho in my thoughts, like so many of you, and the idea occurred to me that what Ezra accomplished was to create a character, Pancho Billa, almost universally loved by Bills fans around the globe. To honor him and his courageous fight what if the Bills made Pancho Billa their official mascot? Billy Buffalo has never been embraced by the fan base. Imagine someone donning the Pancho costume and serving as our official mascot on the sidelines on game days. Bins could be set up outside the stadium so that fans could donate backpack supplies every game day to keep Ezra’s final wish paying forward. Just a thought, but I’d love everyone’s thoughts on the subject.

Life is earnest, life is real and the grave is not it's goal Dust thou art to dust returnest was not spoken of the soul Longfellow - A Psalm of Life RIP Sue

I'll have to check out the game show docs. If you get a chance, seek out Big Bucks: The Press Your Luck Scandal special. It details how Michael Larson, an out-of-work ice cream truck driver used a then new devise called a VCR to tape the Press Your Luck show and memorize the light patterns on the Whammy board. He then got himself on the show and kept spinning until he'd won a then-record $110,000. https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0353238/

Wife and I binged the whole season last week. Thought it was really well done and Christina and Linda both were great.

I was tryin' to find my way home But all I heard was a drone Bouncing off a satellite Crushin' the last lone American night This is radio nowhere, is there anybody alive out there? This is radio nowhere, is there anybody alive out there?

No worries. I didn't take it that way at all.

Done. Thanks for the suggestion.

My bad, didn't come up on my site search. I deleted the Kelso reference and just kept the Tasker info.

Tasker ousted after 21 years: https://buffalonews.com/2019/05/21/steve-taskers-days-at-cbs-sports-are-over/?utm_medium=social&utm_campaign=puma&utm_source=Facebook&fbclid=IwAR2CrqKwcBwB8tHkL25ipTbxuACXf4k-g8ROER7T6zVuXhHqwzsMU8-1XWs#Echobox=1558452419

Based on the ages of most of his victims, it would appear that along with his felonious ways he's got mommy and grandma issues.

Still not even remotely worthy of being in a college football thread.

I was confused by the fact that Drogon flies off with Dany and leaves Jon alone with the remnants of the Iron Throne. No one else witnessed him murdering Dany, yet in the next scene he's imprisoned and Grey Worm wants him killed. How did they find out? Did Jon confess? If so, why?