Another Fan

Perhaps this is a little too current yet for nostalgia..... but seeing Andy Dalton again playing last week the Jets and now this week the Bills this brought back memories. I know the last 2 weeks were disappointing but yeah Andy helped bring back those nostalgic memories if you will. Remember where the team came from

This does nothing to dispel conspiracy theorists

Geno's and Pat's I'm pretty sure are like the Philadelphia versions of the Anchor Bar. I had a friend who grew up a few blocks from there tell me more less those places are just tourist traps. But they are the most famous cheese steak shops and across the street from each other. There's probably better ones I don't know of but remember this place was pretty good https://www.eatatshanks.com Also, Reading Terminal Market is good for food in general..... if you're in center city that should be nearer

That's the way I felt about Glenn... I actually thought he was a good hire I could see them beating the Bills the last game of the year (Bills resting starters for the playoffs) and hurting getting the number #1 seed. But then again the Patriots were in those shoes last year and now look at them.

They were sort of good that year though

Frank Reich with them in 96 and Tyrod this year. Just something I find ironic. Both strong parallels in that they are/were both at their end of their careers but still serviceable as a strong backup QB type. And they gave their teams the best QB option on the roster those years. Out and about yesterday was listening to the postage show… I’ll say Tyrod is the ultimate professional

Stuff like this is stupid and a waste of time. On the one hand it’s a social event but it’s all people that just live in their echo chambers interacting with each other. An independent looks at this and goes… yeah and how is this making my life better?

I mean at age 56 Jennifer Lopez below..... as Beavis wound say boooiiiing. lol I imagine she's not everyone's favorite but she still looks damn good With no NFL game of any real significant attachment too today, I visited Edgar Allan Poe's last home he lived in New York. I mean as you know I love nostalgic stuff and what not so this place was up my alley. The thing that struck me.... when they told me his age of death there it's the same age I am today. This was the mid 1800s. I mean I know he things going on with him but sometimes it's kinda remarkable to think of it like that for a nerd like me.

I liked their output up until Intergalactic. After that I stopped liking them. Today, I rarely listen to them

Watched this film for the first time in about 10 years last night. Still loved it. Feel it could very well be in my top #10 of all time The nostalgic part that holds up still real well is the main character Rusty James was nostalgic for how life was with his brother and gang fights before he traveled cross country. But yeah even back then this sorta hit the theme of You just can't go back in time kind of thing for prior life.

I wouldn't fire him yet but ideally he would feel some kind of pressure from above to get things turned around soon. Or an ultimatum of expected results he needs to meet. I don't see that happening though yeah while I'm not a Sabres fan (I would still like to see them do well though) it really sort of makes me cynical on what he would do going forward. The Sabres hiring of Ruff to me is like 2.0 if the Jets hired Rex Ryan back again

It's understated how much Cleveland fans loved Nick Chubb and the team traded him away this past off season as well