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Yahk-shee-maash! I have not seen the sequel yet. Of course, I support your War of Terror... I think the original Borat should have won Best Picture or some kind of award, but of course, it is so far off the wall. Brilliant piece of work.
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Falcons fire HC Dan Quinn and GM Thomas Dimitroff
Poleshifter replied to YoloinOhio's topic in The Stadium Wall Archives
That Superbowl choke job was the beginning of the end for Quinn IMO. That fancy new Atlanta dome has the ugliest playing surface, at least for this TV viewer. It looks like old worn high traffic green carpet. Ugly Lately, I enjoy watching the Falcons lose. Franchise QB and all, Julio Jones AND Ridley. Useless defense. Maybe they should teach the 2 Bama receivers to play defense. Never mind. -
Andre Roberts on CBS Radio 10/8
Poleshifter replied to stevewin's topic in The Stadium Wall Archives
Thank you for the synopsis, stevewin! I never knew much about Andre, and this was a nice bunch of info. Did the polar plunge in Antarctica? Holy crap. Larry Fitz - there's a great big brother influence. -
TNF: Dolphins at Jaguars, 8:20 on NFLN
Poleshifter replied to Hapless Bills Fan's topic in The Stadium Wall Archives
I have not gone through all 20 pages, but was Fitz credited with 1 reception on his batted pass? Do they score it that way? -
I spent a summer at The Infantry School in Fort Benning, GA way back when. I was there for radio mechanic training. We were in an A/C building, but on coffee/donut breaks, we could watch the airborne guys out there busting their butts every day. Their uniforms were a shade darker from constant sweat. They were doing simulated jumps or hit the ground and roll exercises. Lots of running, too. Oops, break is over, time to go back inside. Are there any Army airborne guys here on TSW? Thanks for doing the hard work out there.
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The 49ers-Cardinals game seemed to have the crowd noise at too high a level. It was quite annoying, whereas the Bills game was not so bad. No, I disliked it as well. Fake crowds, it is so 2020.
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Is anyone else less invested in this season than normal?
Poleshifter replied to Cal's topic in The Stadium Wall Archives
I understand how you feel, to a degree. I only get to watch from home, but it will be strange to see no fans in Bills Stadium. Very strange. NASCAR has its political BS, too, so I quit watching most of their stuff. MAV TV has local stock car racing from Oswego and lots of small towns. Real people, not the corporate Nascar crap. Actual fun racing. 2020 NFL season will be weird, if it even gets off the ground. -
Condolences to the Fitzpatrick family. Ryan is one of the good guys, even as a Dolphin. May his mother rest in peace, and may the family find peace soon.
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Another Bills reporter trying to make himself the story
Poleshifter replied to FireChans's topic in The Stadium Wall Archives
Good God, you mean because Fromm failed to use the word "equally" you are still going to give him bull$$it for his remarks? eball, you have a weird interpretation of words. -
NFL will allow social justice decals on helmets
Poleshifter replied to Greg S's topic in The Stadium Wall Archives
Does anyone know what S.H.E.S. is? -
DeSean Jackson posts anti-Semitic messages, quotes Hitler
Poleshifter replied to FireChans's topic in Off the Wall Archives
Black people can't be racist? Are you shi77ing me??? What do you think BLM is all about? Getting rid of white influence (people, etc). BLM are the most racist voice active today. Just pretend otherwise, though. -
Redskins facing severe pressure to change name.
Poleshifter replied to Beast's topic in Off the Wall Archives
They only need to change the logo to a Virginia Redskin Peanut. Done. Or do they have to change the name of the peanut now? -
How Many Vietnam Veterans follow the Bills?
Poleshifter replied to LB48's topic in The Stadium Wall Archives
"Over-officious jerks" is an old Marv Levy quote, yelling at the refs. I did not start the thread, only responded to the question. Try to relax. -
How Many Vietnam Veterans follow the Bills?
Poleshifter replied to LB48's topic in The Stadium Wall Archives
Over-officious jerks! We have grammar and spelling police here, now the holiday police. The question was about who served in Vietnam (era). -
How Many Vietnam Veterans follow the Bills?
Poleshifter replied to LB48's topic in The Stadium Wall Archives
I had long hair and didn't want those barbers to cut it, so I butchered it myself the night before. Doh, it looked bad. I had a pretty easy run in the Army, all in all. In physical testing at end of boot camp, they miscounted, credited me an extra set of monkey bars, and I got the E-2 stripe. My more athletic buddy did not get the stripe. Then 6 months of radio repair training in Georgia, a short year in Germany, and I was done. I have been very blessed in my life. -
How Many Vietnam Veterans follow the Bills?
Poleshifter replied to LB48's topic in The Stadium Wall Archives
In 1969, there was a televised drawing of birthdays and numbers assigned to each birthday. When my birthday came up at #126, my sisters burst into tears. Supposedly, they were only taking numbers up to 100-something. So how does #126 get me drafted in mid-May? My brother came up at #350 or so, but he was already living in Plattsburg, as close to Canada as he could be. He has been living in Canada for the last 50 years or so. Oh, and yes, we have no million-dollar bonus for you. But we will forcibly advance you $25 of your first month's pay, so you can pay for the haircut you must get. Yes, we had to PAY for the worst friggin buzz cut of our life. Just adding insult to injury, so you will get used to it. Ha! -
Remembering James Robert Kalsu
Poleshifter replied to Drunken Pygmy Goat's topic in The Stadium Wall Archives
I served in Georgia (USA) and Germany, and heard stories from vets back from 'Nam. Readily available over there were "smack-erettes", cigarettes full of heroin. I am grateful to God I was never sent to that country. Cheap heroin and plenty of reasons to lose yourself in it. Or alcohol, as your Dad found out. I hope he is still OK after all these years. It has been said that you lose a piece of your soul when you have been in combat. I can only imagine the horror some of those men endured. A life changing experience, and not for the better. -
Remembering James Robert Kalsu
Poleshifter replied to Drunken Pygmy Goat's topic in The Stadium Wall Archives
Back in 2000, I worked at a phone company in St Louis. I knew a guy named Patrick, who was the brother of Bob Kalsu's widow. He was a Bills fan because of Bob, and a huge Sooners fan. He had some cool football pics of Bob at OU. Not much good to say about my time at that phone company, but it was cool knowing Patrick.