Another Fan

I always really liked this movie Seven Minutes In Heaven from the 80s. It was one of Jennifer Connelly's first films. It was about this three teenagers growing up, experiencing first loves, issues with parents and step parents, and crushes. Something about this movie though always reminded me of childhood. It just had an innocence too it which you don't see anymore. https://youtu.be/v7gHFaItj-0

You sure? I mean after the Bills lost that day I was too frustrated too care. But I do remember the most unlikely thing that needed to happen that day was the Jaguars beating the Titans which actually went down. Very true. But I do wonder if he had finished 9-7 and made the Playoffs how much things may have changed. I mean you're right but he could have sold us that the was the first coach to make the Playoffs since the Flutie era.

I realize this question is way late and irrelevant at this point, but if the Bills beat the Dolphins and Jets those two weeks would they have made the playoffs? I know after Week 16 they still would have been alive if they beat the Dolphins, because Marrone's Jaguars won that day. I'm not here to defend Rex at all, but sometimes I wonder how much his perception would have changed if they won those last 2 games.

Speaking of subways, there's the New York Transit Museum in Brooklyn that I thought was pretty cool. It's not very far from the Brooklyn Bridge. It was only like $5 the last time I went. Price I think went up though. It's a former subway station turned into museum that has a bunch of subway cars from the early 1900's you can walk in and observe. Not sure if that's something you'd find interesting

My first experience going to The Ralph (now New Era Field) was the famous week 3 Patriots game from 2011. Obviously that ranks up there with games for crowd excitement. But I'm sure there may have been some louder: -The Dallas Monday night game in 2007. The place just seemed electric the whole game despite the ending. -The Patriots game from 2015 when fans tried to actually set the record for most fan noise -The home opener in 2014 against the Dolphins when the Pegulas took over Someone else here would probably remember this but I remember watching a game as a kid in the early 90's when the refs had to warn the fans to be quieter. Maybe the 92' Broncos AFC Championship?

Do you know/remember why that show stopped?

I still remember The Man Show! I wonder what 2000 Jimmy Kimmel would have thought of 2017 Jimmy Kimmel

I mean he kind of was a "bully" in a sense. Bullies pick on weaker targets but are afraid of their own shadow when they confront someone tougher then them. Rex's teams would go all out to beat lesser teams like the 49ers and Browns last year. But against the Patriots or Steelers they would always crap out. I think the Patriots win last year without Brady was the only team they beat a team with a winning record in his tenure? Well also the last Jets game of 15' as well. So 2? I admit I liked the hire initially though. I figured 10-6 in 2015 and Playoffs. Boy was I wrong

Good choice! May very well be the most loyal fan base out there. I'd go Kyle Williams though. As before mentioned Bills fans know what he is but not so much other people

Bills fan born and raised in Jersey too. Awesome story. I only see it maybe once or twice a year someone wearing or having something on their car that signals their a Bills fan. Never was fortunate enough to turn into anything more. This site is as close as it gets for me

That's kind of you to say. There's not part of you though that wants karma to be served? I mean what if that was your best friend drowning

You can only hope one day these kids will be in deep you know what or on life support and somebody will laugh at them

Like me for example I tended to pull a little harder for the team back in 2010 and 2012. Odd years I know. In 2010 I lost my job and went through periods of depression and not wanting to leave the house. Even though the Bills started 0-8 that year, I was encouraged that they kept fighting. Made me want to do the same in own life. Like the Stevie drop game that year, a lot of games were lost in OT. In 2012, I thought I turned a corner in my life and I thought the Bills that too that offseason. I was optimistic for them that year. Unfortunately things didn't go as planned for me that year as did the Bills. What can we do but move on. But yeah of course their my team but some years I've pulled harder for them because what was going on in my life. Can anyone else relate or are your rooting habits consistent year to year? That is if the team hasn't totally frustrated you yet.

I threw Davids name out there because of Seinfeld and Curb Your Enthusiasm. Seinfeld had its moments that make you laugh but I feel the shows a bit overrated. I rented the first season of Curb My Enthusiasm years back and thought it was just okay. Seemed like life just revolving around a bunch of millionaires. Maybe I'll rewatch it again, time changes how I see stuff. Just my $0.02.

Chevy Chase. I liked the Griswold movies he made but everything else was just unfunny. Larry David. Just overrated Kevin James

Lol at the last point!

When I say New Yorkers I mean NYC. They tend to be a bit more wanting to be at the center of everything than Buffaloians, well at least in my encounters. Have different accents as well. Any other big differences?

Jerry Seinfeld. I mean I don't hate him just find him very overrated

How did that feel? I always think of a quote Stevie Johnson had on his twitter page, If you don't usually succeed at something the first time, don't take up sky diving!

I was always pretty quiet then, I'll go with Allison

The Giants SuperBowls I didn't root for the Patriots but I wouldn't have been upset if they won. Yeah a lot of them in the NY/NJ Metro Area can be quite obnoxious (Giants fans).

Admittedly in 2001 I did versus the Rams because they were the underdogs. I regret it now.

It's never happened to me yet but I'm always worried about sending texts to the wrong person with really off color stuff

It's more of a keep myself humble/level headed exercise. It's behind a wall so I don't think they even recognize the voice. But yeah I went to Catholic school for some years growing up. Those were the least Catholic kids I ever met in my life

Does anyone practice this anymore, assuming your raised Catholic? Went this morning, felt healthy but no one else was on line. Just curious, not here to preach.