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RIP Rodney, you will be trully missed by all. It's time that you get the respect that you derserve!!

LMFAO!!!! I'm a big fan of Rescue Me too. The humor in it is hilarious and definitely meant for one of the non-"family networks". Funniest show I've seen since "the Job" was on, also another Denis Leary show. I hope that Rescue Me doesn't end up like The Job did.

#63 - When I was a kid, I was scared shitless of the monkeys in that movie!! Also, the Bumble scared me in Rudolph the Red Nosed Raindeer when I was a tike, lol!!

As enlightening as the six game winning streak sounds, as predicted by NYCBoozers, he also predicted only one more loss, to NE, for the rest of the season. This scares me to think that the Bills, as predicted will be able to beat Seattle on the road and beat St. Louis at RWS. Those are two other games that I see as trouble for the Bills. Now, if some sort of miracle occurs and the Bills are able to perform the difficult surgery of "pulling their head out of their asses" then NYCBoozers might be onto something. I still haven't seen a game yet this year that the Bills actually got beat but rather beat themselves consistently. Maybe a good night of booze and hookers might turn this thing around for them. Just a thought but something has to give here!!

How about fining the players for dumb a$$ penalties, dropped balls and blown assignments. The way this team is going, there isn't going to be anyone on the team that will be able to afford dinner at Denny's after the games!!

What ever happened to the fans who sat in the tunnel end zone and threw batteries at the opposing team?? Yesterday was a prime example that we need those fans back. Seriously though, if any one of the three losses this year were a team loss, this was it. Everyone screwed up enough in this game to spread the blame. There are maybe four or five players that didn't have a hand in this loss. This one was a total team failure from blown assignments, to missed blocks, to dropped balls, to DUMB penalties, to poor playcalling, to the fans just not being loud enough when NE had the ball. It was a total team loss from the top down!!!!!!!!!!!!! Everyone is to blame for this one.

I couldn't agree more. There is plenty of blame to be thrown around especially at the lack of desire by the Bills WR's. The complete lack of blocking by the RB's and the total failed experiment of Coy Wire are more of a reason the Bills are 0-3. Bledsoe is being thrown under the bus for the wrong reasons. He wouldn't have had any sacks yesterday if someone, anyone would pick up an OBVIOUS blitzer!! He made some pretty nice throws and stepped up in the pocket when he had to. The offense isn't moving the ball much this year but most of that blame can be spread to just about everyone except Bledsoe. Dumb penalties, dropped balls, wrong routes, fumbles and lack of RB blocking has more to do with the ineptitude of the offense than the QB position!!

BUMP.............. and bench him at least, a statement needs to be made now and he was the one who, if you look at the number of plays he didn't make, cost the Bills the game!!!!! I have to disagree with the Fletcher bashing. The hit on Brady was a bad call. I watched it several times and I didn't see the blow to the head. It looked to me like he put his helmet into his chest and Brady's head snapped. It was just a BAD call by the ref. The call when he threw the guy to the ground was a bit excessive but in Fletcher's defense, it's possible that he didn't see the ball pop out. This game is all about hitting, tackling and playing till the whistle and on that play, it was a late whistle and Fletcher did what he was supposed to do, hit and tackle. Another, IMHO, bad call by the refs that was costly.

That is too damn funny. There is something about Asian chicks!!!!!!!!!!!!

I can't decide if I should laugh or feel sad with this thread.

I always like the insight that the "guest" implies!! It honestly is a great point, DB says the same exact thing and everyone says that he's just laying out a line of stevestojan. JP says the same exact thing and everyone says that it shows great leadership. Come on people, wake up and get off DB's ass.

More consistent penalty calling for everyone, not just the so called goons or aggresive players, how about calling penalties on everyone right down to the premaddona who slashes, hooks, trips and holds every time on the ice but gets away with it because he gets paid more!!!

1): Red End Zones 2): Opening the lots earlier (8am) 3): Wider entry and exit doors to the restrooms (if possible) 4): Being able to take in a thermos during the cold games 5): A pamphlet for people regarding proper etiquette ie: No waves while the offense has the ball; when someone is trying to exit their row to the aisle, it isn't your ticket purchasing right to sit there and block the aisle so that person has to climb to the next row up to get out, show some consideration, unless they are doing it while the play is going on of course

I wish hockey was starting!! Oh well, with Baseball going into the postseason, Football just getting warmed up, college Football hitting their midway point and Nascar in their playoff chase, you can't ask for a better month out of the year.

Being from Buffalo originally and have been back dozens of times to visit, I would have to say that Gallo's comments are pretty much right on the mark. He told the truth and you can't criticize the guy for that. Every time I'm up there, I run across at least a good couple dozen or so people throughout a weekend that do nothing but complain that somebody is doing them wrong. Most people in the Buffalo area are miserable and Gallo just let it out. People who take offense to that comment are probably the same ones who take offense to people throughout the country that say it snows a lot in Buffalo. Wake up folks, it snows a friggin boatload there, just face the facts!!!! By the way, I'm not bashing the people of Buffalo since I'm a native of the area but all Gallo did was tell the truth. Most people there are miserable. If you haven't figured that out, go shopping at Tops on a Friday morning just prior to a Bills game. My last trip there pretty much solidified that thought!!

Got the ole Moon River huh? LMAO

I happen to have a four way blinking red not to far from me and used to have to maneuver through it every couple of days. I loved it, people would get their turn to proceed through the light and just sit there, as if they were waiting for it to turn green or something. It amazed me that people didn't understand the concept that the people traveling, say north-south could both proceed at the same time followed by the people traveling east-west. One would go then everyone would kind of look at each other like friggin morons wondering what to do next. When it came my turn, I would stop and if anyone even remotely hesitated, even though it was their turn, :I starred in Brokeback Mountain: em, I'm going!! I can't stand idiots on the road. I also love traveling on some of the major roads here in Orlando that have 55mph speeds and someone pulls from a dead stop out in front of you. The liberal media says that it's road rage and blames it on aggresive people but when crap like that happens every day nearly killing you, sometimes you just want to grab those idiots and beat the living hell out of them!!!!

This friggin thing is really putting a kink in my weekend plans. I'm supposed to be heading to Savannah for a softball tournament with the guys and heading back sometime Sunday afternoon, just as the hurricane is heading towards Savannah, yikes!! On top of all that, my pool hasn't been working right since trying to filter out the debris from Frances and I just got it working again yesterday and now this. I guess (hope) this is our once in a lifetime hurricane season here in Orlando and we don't have to deal with much more of this crapola. I am just glad, since this thing is supposed to hit on Sunday, that I won't miss any Bills football with the rain blacking out the dish, whewwwww!!! B) B)

One Two Buckle My Shoe Three Four Shut the Door This is just getting out of line, somebody slap me please

So very true, I miss hearing Valby. I can't find anything here in Orlando with Valby on it, it's sad

I usually watch them in my living room getting pretty bombed, since I find sitting there bored as hell, makes it a lot easier to down a case of beer and not even realize it. It would be nice to get up once in a while to cheer but by the looks of things, that might not happen any time soon. Actually, my wife and I usually are in the same predicament as Dan Gross, we have a little one and her nap time usually coincidedes with the 1 o'clock games, so we pack a cooler, park it near the couch and watch the games. Since there isn't much to cheer about lately and last year, we don't have to worry about waking the little one up, lol.

Probably playing softball in a tournament in Savannah hungover!! Heading up Friday to play Friday night, Saturday and Sunday with a bunch of heavy drinking softball players. If the games don't kill us, the partying probably will.

Just since most of the posts the last two days have been directly directed at DB and the offense, I thought I would just make a comment on the D. Is it my imagination or does it appear the every second or third series, the Bills D tends to lighten up? My point is that, for most of both games, the D put some pretty good pressure on the opposing QB and forced some very short drives but every once in a while, when the D has the other team teetering on the edge, they ease up on the pressure and allow a lengthy drive. I don't have one particular case in point but a few times against the Raiders, the Bills were all over Gannon and he didn't stand a chance completing a pass. On other occasions though, the Bills pressure just wasn't there and it appeared that the pass ruch was limited and they were trying more of a zone coverage than a pressure filled, in your face coverage. I understand that they have to change schemes up a bit but against Jacksonville, they brought the wood against Leftwich on several drives and he didn't seem to have a clue and on other drives, he had all day to pick apart the D. Just wondering if Jerry Gray prefers to ease up the pressure at times and go with a bend but don't break attitude. I know that he isn't doing it to give the offense time to rest because they haven't really sustained stevestojan yet, lol.

OOPS!! Okay, so I goofed there but I actually was returning a page the same time I was trying to finish my thought and had a slight brain fart, excuse me, lol.