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At the very least Boyst62 you helped steer me into a much needed upgrade, and this baby ( F75) is sweet. thanks

...stop... ...just stop...

...to B... ...or not to God damn B...{ John Wayne } ...that is the question...

Plan B

I can respect where you are coming from, but do you think its possible insufficient reps/ attempts in the passing game may have prevented the Bills O from getting into a good rhythm throwing the football? Having the lowest wonderlic score in the league operating under a somewhat sophisticated run heavy G Roman O is not helping matters.

Steve Young won a championship operating/ running out of the West Coast O. Rushed for over 4,000 yards in his NFL career and 43 TD's

Elusive is a better way of putting it, but that description also gets questioned, ( I see your point Tee)

I'm making a comparison in running styles fellas, (Taylor like Sanders normally avoids contact) Theres only one Barry Sanders...

Both have good wheels , but nobody in the league displays the Barry Sanders like running skills Taylor has shown from the QB Position IMO.

I couldn't have said it better, HC McD 's preference for intelligent players of high character stands out in his 1st draft. Where have we seen that before...

and I don't think there is anyone in the league better at doing this not named Cam, Cam Newton has scored 48 TD's on the ground from the QB position in 6 seasons. (335 points)

No doubt about it, and this is part of Taylors game that needs to show a big improvement IMO.

The Bills will be a better football team under Mc D...

Taylors height disadvantage makes throwing over the middle from the pocket more difficult because he's looking into and not over a wall of big bodies IMO. The West coast O is predicated on stretching the D horizontally for the most part which in and of itself helps open up passing lanes over the middle. The open spaces created by the West Coast O is very well suited for the quick strike capabilities of both Shady and T Mobile and used properly will become a nightmare for the opposition to defend in my humble opinion. Myself personally, high expectations... ...I'm a Billiever...

Pictures or it didn't happen

Faces come out of the rain, when you're strange, when you're strange, when you're srtraaaaaaange, { Doors}

I hear there may have been artifacts in the shape of Wenro warriors in and around New Era stadium once upon a time. What remains of Chief Running Buffalo is not a happy camper/tailgater. ( kidding, kinda )

One of my favorite coins is a 2 cent piece found in my neighbors front yard.

From a historical standpoint the ground is littered with memento's from the past. If your into that kind of stuff and not afraid to get your hands dirty its an entertaining and relaxing hobby in my humble opinion.

Fisher has a detector called the gold bug that runs on a higher frequency more set up for gold prospecting. The Fisher F75 will also find gold nuggets, just not as small.

I've been using an old Whites Classic ID that I modified and keep getting out worked by the Fisher F75 which is much more sophisticated and goes almost twice as deep so I just ordered one from Walmart. ( half original price $ 599 ) The F75 can be fine tuned to target small nuggets of gold which I thought might be of interest to you. So If you decide on the F75 Jeff we can share tips. Its one of the best detectors on the market.

sounds like some real good hunting grounds to me. Searching around old houses or house foundations can be very enjoyable/ lucrative. Ski slopes and areas people sled or snowboard down generally yield allot of clad change and a ring or two on occasion. I've found old coins overlooking lake Erie along the shoreline, searching through grape vineyards. Anywhere people have gathered over the years basically.

If you told someone you were outhouse hunting you would probably be steered to the nearest porta john/ rep,

Along the banks on hard ground, yes, Your neck of the woods might even have some gold deposited in them old creek beds, Most of my treasure hunting has been in NY or PA