SinceThe70s

Late night hotel fire alarms ain't got nothing on you.

Do you work in food services at Highmark?

I'm not a fan of the GDT thread, too bipolar for my taste and for the life of me I don't understand how anyone keeps up with anyone else's posts. I'll lurk on occasion, usually when there's a play under review cuz someone might have an interesting point of view

Practice practice practice

Maybe they'll give her the one Takeo didn't like.

Not so fast, @Estro posted the offer on a Bills site not to the general public.

Thanks for a better example than the ones I provided.

Someone getting booed is the worst thing you've ever seen at a sporting event? Is this a click bait thread? Off the top of my head: Clint Malarchuk Or...

Too late would have sufficed imo. The network feed (pissed or not) is the simplest factor to overcome logistically. And that's not meant to dismiss the broadcast implications.

TBD for me. In this scenario whoever knocked the Bills out would probably go to the front of the line for me.

All the best to you, your wife and Liam. I'll pass along a piece of advice that I was given when my first was born: learn and master the swaddle. Good times ahead bro, enjoy!

I can no longer sit back and allow Communist infiltration, Communist indoctrination, communist subversion, and the international Communist conspiracy to sap and impurify all of our precious threads.

Serious question: if this is a big game and they win, but they lose the next round (bigger game) do you still fire McD - or does he get a pass because he didn't lose every big game? For the record I'm on the fence with McD. In the past I leaned in favor of him, this year I'm starting to lean the other way.

Nope, never said that.

Struggling, lol - one of your standard go-to's. Weak. Your statement: "whom would have thought, in mid October, say, the the Bills would need a 5 win team as a spoiler to get them into the playoffs?" Does your statement suggest that had the Jags won the Bills would have had no chance of making the playoffs? It does to me. Benefitting from the Titans win is different from needing the win imo. I guess we view this differently. I'm fine with that, but your statement is non-sensical to me.

If the Bills win tonight? You made a ridiculous comment, take the L and move on.

Master of the obvious. Saying that the Bills needed a win by the Titans to make the playoffs is flat out wrong.

So you don't think the Bills stand a chance against the Fins tonight?

Apologies if my intent wasn't clear. I felt like you dodged CodeMonkey's questions based on a tenuous distinction between scripted vs. fixed. So I re-posed the questions using fixed instead of scripted in the hope that you might address the substance of CodeMonkeys's questions.

I do not remember the SF 1998 game. But you believe it was fixed. Why? Was Bills/Giants fixed this year when there was no DPI on the last play of the game or was it a missed call? I'm more on the bandwagon that NFL officiating is a difficult proposition and wildly inconsistent. I haven't made the leap to scripting/fixing. As soon as I make that leap I'm out. It happened with boxing for me so I know it's possible. And the gambling angle makes the conversation more relevant imo.

I took the liberty of editing @CodeMonkey's post substituting scripted for fixed. @CodeMonkey made no mention of scripting/fixing a season - not sure why you added that. Any additional comments with the change from scripted to fixed? For the record, I 100% agree with @CodeMonkey - but at the same time I'm always open to alternative viewpoints.

So you are convinced that the NFL is 100% fixed? Are you a Bills fan? If so, why? Do you think it will be fixed in the Bills favor at some point? If so, why? Or better yet, when?

All the best on your recovery. I'm hoping/expecting to get my Mom out of Huntington Hospital tomorrow (in since Wednesday) and it has the potential of disrupting me watching from home.

Waterspout? I'm not well versed but I think there's a difference.