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ok...i'm going to put this out there. anyone who goes to a football game for the "eye candy" is kinda creepy to begin with. not to mention that the internet is loaded with deviant porn that does the trick.

this makes me happy in a very strange way.

wait...what? wtf is the matter with you?

are they hanging on a wall, or out on display in any way?

and more likely than not, it was attached to a man. you carry around one of those pillows with the anime girls on it, don't you?

there's nothing nice looking about it. just all of the food blends together to make the perfect taste. it's strange, but take my word for it...you'd crave them.

don't get me wrong...i was a cogs fan. he was able to help this team at a very high level for a few years, and that appreciated. the bills saw something going on and approached it wisely. i'm not sure if he's acting out because there's no football, or if they saw something as just decided to part ways. either way it looks to be the right move. i mean, the guy is looking for work, only to lie about the teams that he's talked to, then makes a comment about how he doesn't want to be at camp. he's not right at this point.

oh of course. the problem is keeping the crazy contained before and after the games.

this is the truth. plates are something you start randomly thinking about weeks before. then one night when drunk...bam! it's magically sitting in front of you. it's definitely not day to day, or even week to week eating.

i think the only moment when i've screamed at this regime was when they picked allen over rosen. in all honesty, i haven't seen much of either candidate in live play, (we've all seen a few youtube clips) so my opinion was based on write ups and other's analysis. i got over it quickly because i do feel that even though allen is a work in progress, this staff might be the ones to actually bring him along. i'm just gun shy whenever the bills try to get cute with a pick.

at the time it was what i thought too. it seemed like the most logical move at the time.

it's not true at all. giving up the "farm" means a lot more to me than what the bills gave up for allen. if he doesn't pan out, it's fair to say it was a waste, but using that term is just being dramatic. the bills didn't have to give up any future picks, and still managed to get another potential star in the first round.

the bills gave up the "farm" to get allen? did you really just say that?

do you really not understand why the bills moved on from him?

the factory of sadness lives.

!@#$ him and the horse he rode in on.

uh...can we please just get back to talking about male dancers. if there was a thread to derail, this isn't it.

everything he managed to do to himself in that quote is awful.

have you met SoTier? he makes cornette seem like an amateur.

no kidding. he's actually mentioned a couple of times that allen hasn't been able to beat out aj or peterman, even though it's been said a number of times it's by design.

he might as well know the world as a !@#$ed up places as early as possible!

that's where we typically sit. i love that club. i also love that no a-hole is going to ruin my experience by screaming in my face the whole game. i really was shocked how many kids were there though. we may even take my 7 yr old nephew this year. i would definitely not put him in the stands at this age though. that tends to be what i find.

we've moved away from the extended tailgating too, but mostly due to time and effort. we go to fewer games now for the same reasons, but the trick is to do it differently. we now sit in the clubs to avoid all of the nonsense. the experience is great...there's a full bar open all game, food is solid, clean bath rooms, and you keep the psychos out. concerning bringing kids, the club is the only way i would do it at an early age. my wife got us ticket to the home opener last year, and i was shocked by the number of families and young kids, (below 10) that were in there. it looked like everyone was having a great time, and no children was traumatized.

this is fantastic. i just don't understand how people would be personally embarrassed by this. We've all met people from out of the area that know the reputation of bills tailgates, but has anyone acted differently towards you because of it? never. i honestly don't think "outsiders" care nearly about this as much as bills fans do.

oh my god...this is perfect.