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Thanks ... I enjoyed that.

Im not positive but I think he might of had a light green sweater.

I went with my neighbor ...who took his 5 year old son and 14 year old nephew. Any other questions Sherlock.

I have season tickets for over 27 years now. When I go to my section 111. Ralph has a suite at the top of that section. So I think I know what Ralph looks like. And I saw what he did. The kid that shook his hand was only 14 years old. He was kind of shocked that this happened.

I wish....he was looking at my friend as he was walking away. It was almost like he was trying to be cool in front of the attendant.

I just want to get some opininons about RWs actions. Last night Me and two friends went to the practice. We were walking toward the bleachers and were looking for some seats. About half way down Ralph was standing there near one of the first rows. He was next to one of the attendants and was looking at the field. my friend spotted him and just turned and said hi Mr Wilson and stuck out his hand. They shook and we proceeded to our seats. The second my buddy turned away Ralph stuck his hands in the air and said what the f-ck. Like whose this guy coming up to me...I was kind of put back by this and thought to myself......never mind you don't want to know what I was thinking. So any opinions....besides that my friend should not have approached him.

about J.P. Running back Willis McGahee, the other third of Buffalo's new-age triplets, who rushed for 1,128 yards and 13 TDs last season, also gave Losman a ringing endorsement on the eve of the opening bell. "Everybody has faith in him, and as long as he has faith in himself, I feel he can't be stopped," said McGahee, who returns as the Bills' starting running back after replacing the departed Travis Henry. "I don't think it'll take him long. J.P. is going to come along probably by the second or third preseason game, he just needs time under his belt. He didn't get much time last year, but he knows what he has to do. He has to step up, just as I had to step up." http://www.democratandchronicle.com/apps/p...316/1007/SPORTS

This guy said he is going to do a report every night on his web page. Enjoy. http://joe-herne.tripod.com/index.html#

I would love to buy that print but its to small.

Well 13 did it last year...they played one game two or three days later. The other was sold out so it was on tv that night. I think the Green Bay game will sell out so that should be broadcast live. The Detroit game is on a Friday night so they will probably bradcast it one to three days later. Here's from last year. http://www.rochesterdandc.com/apps/pbcs.dl...303/1007/SPORTS

we play at Green Bay for the scrimmage...and we play home for the preseason game.

I guess its for real. Check out the cool swimming pool. http://www.primadonna.com/pages/bb_home.asp

I was looking to see if any of the future night practices were on sale yet. And I came across the Buffalo Bills resort. Anyone know what that is ? http://www.ticketmaster.com/search?keyword=buffalo+bills

I bet they sell out the Packers preseason game. Its just a hunch, because the tickets are selling pretty good on Ebay. Also I have alot of people asking me about that game.

Regarding Henry: Jags close to acquiring Bills RB . They even have a poll who's going to get more yards taylor or henry. http://sports.yahoo.com/nfl

I can't see the Jags not panicking and upping their offer to a second round pick. But if the deal has been agreed on...I don't think TD could renege.

Thats what I was talking about.

Especially for a guy that wrote a book about them Any Bill fan would know what round we drafted TH. I guess Vic's getting like all the other media types.....soft and complacent. BAD IDEA The Buffalo Bills holding the line on a third-round draft pick as trade compensation for running back Travis Henry: Bills general manager Tom Donahoe told the Florida Times-Union that that was his minimum price, a reduction from an earlier demand for a second-rounder. It makes perfect sense for Donahoe to seek the best deal he can for a former featured back that joined the Bills as a first-round choice in 2001. However, to whatever market might exist for Henry's services, he still is perceived as an unhappy starter-turned-backup that the Bills are simply trying to unload before he creates an unnecessary distraction as a holdout or becomes a locker-room cancer by telling anyone with a microphone or notepad how much he wants out of Buffalo. Henry could very well prove to be a major help to a team, such as Jacksonville, with concerns about the health of its starting running back. But when one club is looking at relieving another club of a headache, it is going to want nothing less than a bargain. The Bills are better off turning the page on Henry as soon as possible, and putting all of their focus on an offense that features his replacement, Willis McGahee, and new starting quarterback J.P. Losman. http://www.nfl.com/news/story/8638307

After the mailman left I thought no tickets. Because for over 20 years I always had to sign for them. But they were just left in the mailbox.

Look at this freaking neck. Unreal. http://www.buffalobills.com/team/player.jsp?player_id=5132

Hey Uncle Jed wheres Elly Mae and Jethro . http://www.buffalobills.com/team/player.jsp?player_id=122593

http://sports.yahoo.com/nhl/news?slug=ap-n...ov=ap&type=lgns http://sports.yahoo.com/nhl/news?slug=afp-...v=afp&type=lgns

Philadelphia Flyers center Jeremy Roenick has some advice for hockey fans who blame the NHL lockout on players' greed: Once it's finally settled, stay home. ``We're going to try to make it better for everybody, period, end of subject. And if you don't realize that, then don't come,'' said Roenick, who spoke at a charity golf event he played in over the weekend. ``We don't want you at the rink, we don't want you in the stadium, we don't want you to watch hockey,'' he said Saturday at the Mario Lemieux Celebrity Invitational in suburban Pittsburgh. The NHL and the players' association have been in almost daily negotiations to get a new collective bargaining agreement after the lockout that canceled the 2004-05 season. ``I say personally, to everybody who called us 'spoiled,' you guys are just jealous ... we have tried so, so hard to get this game back on the ice,'' Roenick said. Like New York Rangers right wing Jaromir Jagr, who came out last week and admitted that the union's gamble didn't pay off, Roenick said he doesn't think the players can get a good deal at this point. ``I know we are going to give up probably more than any union has ever given up in the history of (professional) sports and, to me, I think that's enough to bring the fans back -- to know what their players are going to give up as much as they have in the last year,'' Roenick said. ``If people are going to chastise professional athletes who are making a lot of money they need to look at the deal we are probably going to end up signing in the next three weeks.'' They better understand that pro athletes are not cocky. Pro athletes care about the game... everybody out there who calls us spoiled because we play a game they can all kiss my (rear)."

Tom Cruise Pranksters Also Hit Sharon Osbourne The pranksters who drenched Tom Cruise with water at his film premiere last night have also targeted Sharon Osbourne. The team from new Channel 4 show Grand Classics carried out the same stunt with Osbourne last month. A cameraman began filming the reality TV star as she walked through London’s West End – only for his “camera” to squirt her with water. But while Cruise lost his cool, Osbourne, 52, decided to get even. She dived into a nearby restaurant and filled a champagne bucket with water, which she threw over the cameraman. Four men were arrested last night for allegedly drenching Cruise at the Leicester Square premiere of War Of The Worlds. They were bailed to return for questioning later today. A Channel 4 spokeswoman confirmed the team were filming Grand Classics. The show features pranks on celebrities and members of the public and is scheduled for broadcast later this year. “The water squirting was not intended to cause offence and was very much in a spirit of fun,” the spokeswoman said.

Woods finds scant consolation in finishing second http://news.yahoo.com/news?tmpl=story&cid=...a_open_woods_dc