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ya know...i just can't get into ben affleck either. not that he's a bad actor, but i'm very meh towards him. as long as i continue to live in the grossness of this state, i think those jokes still count. you just have to find a way to liven them up.

i think you're trying very hard to justify the hours and hours of complaining you put us through.

guys...am i angry about this? give me a heads up here.

no. closing is for bitches.

why is that woman wearing a bow tie?

I saw half of this Sunday until I got called away. It’s the first thing I’m going to watch tonight. Loved the first half. Im sure it’s been mentioned already, but I really enjoyed the first season of The Mist.

i'm in complete agreement here...concerning both applebees and cousins. if cousins was a chain restaurant, which would he be? maybe unos?

there's a car wash chain around here that runs a promotion that if you buy 3 washes, you get a free meal at applebees. you know a place is amazing when you get free meals there for car washes. cousins could have a super clean car, and have his hunger satisfied.

they're in the same terrible ballpark as people from wny who live half an hour from a city, and act all country.

that can buy a guy a lot of meals at applebees.

eh. i was always of the thought that it was very, very unlikely that sammy would be back this year, so i was more than fine getting a second and a player. in my mind, getting anything is a win for this team.

my last house in webster was right in that area. we lived right off bay and lake. i loved it when that bridge was down, because we could run over and grab beers at shamrock jacks. i haven't been back since we moved. what was that steakhouse they tried to open in the village? was it prime? that place was destined for failure. my wife and i went to dinner there on a friday night at round 7:30-8. it was an entirely open restaurant, with one other table taken. we figured after dinner that we would have a drink at the bar and pass some time. there was one other older couple at the bar. after talking with them, we found out they were the bartender's parents, and they were just there to say hi. on a friday night, they had 4 paying customers. ehhhhh. not that bad.

i would do it in a second, but as bojanglezs mentioned, i don't think that would be enough.

you're a terrible person. bay hots was our jam. it got the the point where the woman who ran the front knew who we were.

i haven't had a plate from there, but perinton hots is right by me. i'll have to give it a whirl. i did have a garbage place wrap at empire grill recently. it was fantastic.

i've never had the charlie's plate, but in general, that place is the absolute best. i grew up in webster, so i preferred bay and empire hots. empire is probably my favorite, but my god there were so many late night fights in that place.

the thing with plates is that there's so many local versions of the same thing. i haven't had an actual tahou's place in probably 20 years. some are better than others, but i'm not going super out of my way just for nicks.

i've heard he's riddled with herpes.

as a BC guy, this is the first one that popped into my head. if i remember correctly, he hired a high end trainer, (maybe an olympic trainer) who helped him on the specific drills of the combine. he crushed it, and had a meh career.

Could you imagine?!

Not that I’m aware of. I know HPV is know to be a risk factor for oral cancers as well, (maybe more esophageal), but I’m not sure if there’s a link with Jim’s. We’ve seen a lot of oral cancer diagnosis in people who have never used tobacco products. Especially younger women.

oh man. it's just such a difficult form of cancer. years ago when i work at a hospital, i was part of a team what would manage these cases. they would see me before treatment, and shortly after for re-evaluation. it was pretty difficult to see the patients post treatment. the radiation would burn the skin and devastate the mouth. their jaw bone becomes so weak from the lack of blood supply caused by the radiation, that we would hear stories of large sections of bone fracturing off with simple tooth extractions. people have to go into hyperbaric chambers before any surgeries can be done post radiation. limited saliva so it's hard to chew. rampant decay because of the lack of saliva, and the act of swallowing feels like pins and needles. the process is just awful for the patient.

oral cancer, (i think it was an oral sarcoma?) is amazingly difficult to beat. i'm always impressed when someone receives a clean diagnosis after any treatment, but with a recurrence like this, his life expectancy is significantly shorter. good luck jimbo. if there's anyone tough enough to deal with it, it's him.

Why would you even put that into the atmosphere?

ah...you're back. good talk.