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hey guys! i'm in greece!

last year i also saw a signing area where the "kids zone" was...the same area you could buy merch. it was strange though. it was under a tent, and had a short line. the line was right to the end, and my nephew went and stood there to see if he could get anyone to sign. the told him it was full and he had to leave, so i'm not sure if it was first come first serve, or if was by invite. they get hooked up. my brother is always there with m and t, and he had excellent pics right next to the field. they also gave everyone a mini football signed by diggs. the vip tents are great, but the corporate tents were a bit meh. i was in one that had free food, but we could only get up to the endzone by the field, and it must have been 7-8 people deep.

the parking on lawns typically was going for around 20 bucks. during the pga people were charging up to and over 100, so who knows what people are going to think they can charge for camp now.

this thread reminds me that i have to buy a new christmas tree. i rage threw it out last year after the lights started to burn out in random sections.

Let’s get beers. I can’t do a ton of wings any more either. 10 is more than enough.

lol! that or i'm going to drive down 490 at about 5 mph just to get a good look.

i think you're correct on this. i was trying to imagine any decent way you can see the practice field well without being inside the camp area. we had tickets last year and could still barely see what was going on. we were allowed to get up to the field, but it was 6-7 people deep. the main stands were completely filled, so we watched, sitting on the lawn on the opposite side on the makeshift stands.

i had to look and it was 600, but that's still a huge class. i went to mcquaid in the early/mid 90s. yeah that's gross. i can't imagine anyone spending that on a practice ticket either.

did the thread 5 years ago do as well as this thread?

i've never seen what the real Cal looks like...holy smokes it's spot on.

We’ll, what specifically are they adding that you know the new stadium won’t have?

because it's part of an upgrade, but not the purpose. fans want a better game day experience. better sight lines, better scoreboard, now with ff info. better bathrooms, better concessions, more covered areas etc. it's about improving the viewing game experience, and some of that will include extras like a restaurant. bills fans are there to watch football. to tailgate with other fans, and take part in the energy. do you really think people want to potentially spend thousands and not care about the game? oh yeah. he doesn't like it, (which i understand) but since he doesn't like it, he assumes everyone else doesn't and that no one buys it. we had to post the rankings of beer sales in the states, on which light beers led the list.

that's great. were you in those 700 kids sized classes?

i think they're moving out of the area actually. a few weeks ago, someone tried to smash and grab the hickey freeman outlet. i don't think they managed to get away with anything.

nah. that's just what you want. you mentioned that you were more interested in bringing a very young child, (4 or 5) to the game, so you were more concerned about doing other things other than watching the game. the game was a secondary experience for you. that's it. you don't seem to realize that just because you may want something, it doesn't mean the majority of others do. remember when you thought light beer was going to be discontinued because you didn't drink it. the new game day experience is going to be expensive. anyone who buys a ticket just to hang out in a restaurant is just an #######. people are there for an improved game experience. it's not a day care.

the one i'm referring to is in rochester, and it was adrian jules, and my guy was peter roberti. it looks like they've moved, and i know they still to private tailoring, but the guy i once worked with is apparently retired. i know they have a factory business too that sells nicer rack suits. i haven't purchased anything from them in years, but it was worth the drive back in the day.

the guys i once went to were the roberti brothers that owned adrian jules. they were on monroe ave too in the area of wegmans, but it was the pittsford area. i looked at the website today just to see, and they've since moved, the kids took it over, etc. the brothers knew their stuff. expensive, but if you wanted something nice, it was the place to go. i still wear a couple of jackets and shirts that are about 10 years old plus. i was actually able to meet tony dungy at his shop once. he made all of dungy's suits, along with a number of other guys in the nfl, (he had just made one for ed reed that last time i was there).

good point that i didn't even consider.

if you're flush with cash, just go to a good tailor in your area. we have a guy around here that makes suits for a lot of guys in the nfl. figure that ***** out.

no way...

i'm not greedy. i'd be thrilled to see one.

there's a list. an exclusive list. get behind the velvet rope buddy. i completely argee...for about 98% of people. there are others who are far to invested on proving him to be less than, (and they may be right) and will absolutely not admit who good of a coach he actually was.

i think this is it too. the fear is that this team now has a malaise going into the playoffs, and if we have a third year of this, you have to imagine it's officially a habit. i really like mcd as a leader and coach, but that can't keep happening.

i can already see the set up. if this team goes to a super bowl, it will be all because of allen, and mcd will just be along for the ride. if the bills win a super bowl, there will be more criticism that this staff isn't good enough because they only won one. this is nice.

out of total curiosity, what are they selling them for?