Logic

You have become my least favorite poster in record time. Well done.

There is about a 1% chance the Bills make a move for Ngakoue.

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I sure wish this would be your last ever post on this forum. From day one, your only purpose here has been to brag about Pat Mahomes while casting doubt on Josh Allen. To brag that your team “won the trade”. You pretend that you’re rooting for the Bills and Allen, but you’re not. If you ARE, it is only out of some misplaced pity and feeling of superiority on your part. Along the way, you’ve predicted multiple losing seasons for the Bills, posted baiting troll topics, predicted the Chiefs would go 16-0, and all while pretending to be a friendly guy who “just wants to talk ball”. Enough already. You got your Lombardi trophy, you got your mega QB under contract for the next thousand years, and the jury’s still out on Allen. Take your condescension, your thinly veiled trolling attempts, and your pity, and leave the forum. Go talk to your fellow Chiefs fans and quit being a nuisance. Get gone.

Just watched episode two of "I'll Be Gone in the Dark" Pretty upsetting stuff. Harder to watch than the first one. I did some reading about the guy, and...wow. What a sicko. Also, I was taken aback when they were talking about the prevalence of serial rapists in the 70s. They said that the EAR-ONS wasn't even the most active rapist at the time! I've always found it fascinating and curious that the 70s saw such a huge rise in serial rape and serial murder. What was it about that time period that gave rise to this? I'm enjoying the series about as much as one can enjoy a true crime show with this type of subject matter. Might give McNamara's book a read.

Great list. Marricone and Williams are two whose songs I still regularly hum or whistle on a regular basis, irrespective of whether or not I’ve seen the associated movies recently. Just brilliant composers.

Makes sense to me. It's the only way I see college football being able to happen. For all the challenges the NFL faces in putting on a full season, college football has vastly more. Spring football is better than no football, I suppose.

This is sad, indeed. Morricone was arguably the greatest of all time at what he did. A real loss, but a life extremely well lived.

“You happy with that park?”

Happy 4th to my Bills brethren (and...sistren? That's not a word).

The only stance more absurd and oblivious than “systemic racism doesn’t exist in America” is “actually, WHITE people are the ones being persecuted. Woah is me!” EVERYONE knows there is no more historically persecuted and oppressed being than the white American male! ?

I had a feeling this post would be hilariously awful as soon as I saw the title. Then I saw who the author was, and I knew FOR SURE it would be hilariously awful. It did not let me down. Comic gold.

I'm in the "unless its a hurricane or you're frail or physically limited in some way, you should ALWAYS return the cart" camp. Always. I can understand not doing so during a severe thunderstorm. But some rain and wind? Please. It's just a tiny bit of common courtesy and decency. Like not taking up two spots when parking or bussing your own table in restaurants that ask you to do so. I agree with the OP that shopping cars are the perfect litmus test because of the lack of threat or repercussion. The question is, with no reward or punishment forthcoming, are you going to do the right and decent thing?

Shall I assume you're against waving the confederate flag at sporting events, then?

By....by playing the Black National Anthem? Huh. I'll never understand the things that upset some people.

Let me know when brain damage starts being contagious and, thus, able to be transmitted to family, friends, and others in the community. There’s a big difference between knowingly engaging in a violent sport for millions of dollars and being shoved out onto the field during a deadly and highly contagious viral pandemic with no vaccine.

You're right. I WOULD classify your post and its title as peak stupidity.

As much as I want there to be a 2020 NFL season...if it means endangering athletes and coaches by pushing them out onto the field in the midst of a deadly pandemic in the name of the almighty dollar, I'd rather they just cancelled the season. It's bad enough that the NFL pretends to care about the health and safety of its players while constantly engaging in actions that put them in greater danger (Thursday night games, adding a 17th game to the season), but to now potentially stage a season in the midst of massive nationwide spikes in COVID numbers (and don't forget, the second wave that may be yet to come, despite the fact that we haven't even exited the first wave yet)? I just don't see how they can do it safely. I hope, hope, hope I'm wrong. But when it's all said and done, I don't need 1,600 athletes and 32 coaching staffs full of people to put their lives and their families' lives in danger for my entertainment. Life, health, and safety are more important than sports.

The master of hyperbole, exaggeration, and pessimism is at it again. At least you’re consistent.

Guess you missed the part where I said three teams in NFL history won a Lombardi with a backup QB in the lineup.

"If the starting QB goes down, your season is basically over" is the dumbest/weakest football statement that can possibly be made. Every team in the league's season is basically over if their starting QB goes down. I believe three teams in NFL history have won championships with backup QBs in the lineup. That's it. Do you really think Joe Flacco is taking the Jets to a Lombardi Trophy? Essentially, if the biggest hole on your roster, and the only one to which a fan of a rival team can reasonably point to, is BACKUP QB, then it means you have an extremely good roster. Ya know what's a bigger impediment to winning football games? Not having any good pass rushers or cornerbacks. That's the position the Jets are in. All things considered, I'll take "mediocre backup QB situation" over "no pass rushers or cornerbacks" all day long.

I called this the day Newton was released by Carolina. I'm sure a lot of other people did, too, so I realize I'm not exactly Nostradamus here. Still, I never believed for one second that they were gonna go into the 2020 season depending on just Stidham and Hoyer. I predict they win 10 games (assuming there's a season).

The Gatehouse is on a similar wavelength. Garlic-parm fries, more of a vinegar-based pasta salad as opposed to mac salad (controversial to some, I'm sure, but it's a good change). Higher quality burger patties and meat sauce, and two big old onion rings on top. I was skeptical when a friend took me there after a long day traveling to and from a Bills win, but my skepticism quickly abated once I tried it. It was really good.

I'm a Grateful Dead fan, so this question had me searching through their songbook for anything under 3 minutes. Needless to say, you're more likely to find a 30 minute Dead tune than a 3 minute Dead tune. With that being said, here's a classic that fits the "under three" bill. Classic Pigpen: