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It didn't make me laugh as hard as I did as a teen but still a solid watch. Similar sort of plot to the 97' movie

Scott Norwood and Vincent Gallo. To see Scott's thoughts on that film. Plus Vincent's always been a rather interesting and at times funny character to me. Josh Allen I guess currently. Only in the sense he can get along with anyone

For casual Italian dining Otto's in Cheektowaga was very good. As was Sorrentino's in Williamsville. Very sizable portions without messing up my stomach. they have subs there though and the OP mentioned it

imo can't go wrong with Anderson's. Always give a solid meal and dessert too for that matter

Good article. https://www.theplayerstribune.com/posts/buffalo-01g5heb0fb94/amp Dion Dawkins initially a Jersey guy made the city his home

What didn’t you understand about it? The other posters on the picked up on it.

As a teenager two stand out with me: The 1st Super Bowl Brady and the Patriots were in I rooted for them along the way. I didn't like Oakland and Pittsburgh. Super Bowls I usually root for the underdog. Plus I was tired of hearing about the Rams offense at the time. I think a lot to do as well it was right after 9/11 and the name Patriots. Plus the red, white, and blue. Brady's story sounded appealing at the time. Needless to say it wasnt a good idea. Other side to that I rooted for the Jazz in 98 against the Bulls in the NBA Finals. I liked the Knicks in the 90's and didn't want to see that group affect someone else's chances to win a championship. Like they did to Cleveland as well. But over time as a fan of that era of basketball I thought it was a fitting end. I'm not much for comparing sports athletes from different generations but that does help Michael's case vs Lebron.

@SinceThe70s @Gugny @2020 Our Year For Sure Well I mean holding steady I guess. West Coast trips are never easy. Only thing is now Atlanta it looks like has been ripping up the league. The division isn't a shoo in. When on the club Dan Murphy was my favorite Met. Say what you want about him but I thought he played with a lot of heart. I'm coming to like Canha though as my favorite Met now. Chill guy, has his own personality and plays hard. I came across this article about him that was pretty good and sort of goes a bit to the change in culture. While he didn't play for the Wilpon Mets Mark was familiar with the A's owners who were penny pinching as well. Talks about it being night and day https://www.nytimes.com/2022/05/18/sports/baseball/mark-canha-mets.html

has that been proven D lowers covid? ive hard that before

Since you seem to have a lot of know how and experience with health and fitness perhaps you can talk about your regimes

I'm getting to the age where I think I got to start taking my health a little more serous. Meaning doctor appts, checkups kind of thing. I haven't had a real physical in 10 years. But I've always taken b Complex vitamins. Think it wakes my brain up in the morning. I'm told zinc is good as well. Vitamin C and D I've been told its benefits. Something I should look into

A favorite story I read about him came from the old BBMB. In the 2011 season once the wheels came off there was that absolute horrendous game in Miami that year. Lost like 45-8 or something like that. Everybody played bad that day. Someone on that board stuck up for Fitz that day that was there. This fan was at Miami at the game and waited for the Bills to come out afterwards with some other fans. Understandably all the players were pretty upset and didn't even look or talk to the fans. But who was the one guy that did that day? yeah Fitz. While I mean the story can be just internet fodder it definitely sounds like how Fitz would act. Maybe someone can confirm by some small chance?

The over dependence on analytics kinda ruined sports for me. Takes the heart out of the game. That being said I'm not anti-analytics. But rather all this extreme over dependence on them Well imo then that shows analytics certainly doesn’t account for communication skills

I know at the moment last game of 2015 I was extremely happy when the Bills knocked him out of his 1 legit shot to make the playoffs. McKelvin had that crucial INT of him that day. I think Fitz though did deserve to win that day in retrospect but on the other hand the Jets I don't think still recovered from that. Actually they still haven't recovered from the Victor Cruz 101 yard TD. But that game I think would have erased some of those demons. I could get though when his career came full circle he'd identify with Buffalo the most for sure

Agree. I don't want to say he was bad after he signed that $59 million contract but imo he definitely didn't live up to it at the time. I recall a lot of his stats in that 2012 season came in garbage time. He was nicknamed Picks-Patrick for a reason. That being said the Oakland and NE game winning drives in 2011 still are some of my favorite memories as a Bill fan.

I think I actually got last night scores wrong it was only 3-1 they were up! But yeah I do have confidence which is amazeballs. The only thing I would say to be cautious long term is I think historically Buck does very well building up teams that are well a mess. But he eventually wares out his welcome places. Yankees/Arizona/Baltimore for example

You know it's kinda weird. I turned on the game Mets winning 4-1 in the 7th and just kind of figured they have this and watched Stranger Things. It's sort of weird to actually have confidence like that in them! Well they still won though lol. Yeah pretty cool about your kids. My 1st game when I was a kid was actually 30 years ago this month. Dave Magadan ended it in the bottom of the 9th with a walk off homer. https://sullybaseball.wordpress.com/2018/05/09/dave-magadan-walks-off-with-a-homer-on-this-day-in-1992-sully-baseball-daily-photo-at-noon-for-may-9-2018/ Actually found a pic from that day on this blog. I do love looking at old photos like that of the old Shea. A couple blocks from the other stadium in town The Bronx Art Museum had a display of random photos from the city from the 70's-00s I went too not that long ago. My inner geekdom is coming out now 😛

@Gugny @SinceThe70s Give some life to the thread here. Memorial Day is when I kinda think you can have some idea of the team and it's looking good overall. I would say it's all ready a done deal the Mets win the division but yeah don't want to proclaim anything yet. I just couldn't help but think this past series maybe better off the team didn't sign Joe Girardi after all. I thought he'd fair better with the Phillies to this point. I know years back I found it extremely annoying Brodie passed on him

probably a good amount of google searches over the years Doug Flutie is a d-bag to see what pops 😄

I saw the thread but it took me a while to come up with a good and fair list. Here's mine Bobby D- Taxi Driver and or Raging Bull Chazz Palminteri- A Bronx Tale Harvey Keitel- Bad Lieutenant Ellen Burstyn- Requiem for a Dream Gena Rolands- Gloria

So why’d Fitz name his son Brady then? Lol

https://www.celebheights.com/s/Mike-Myers-864.html

I mean granted I'm pretty out of the loop when it coms to the NBA but I wouldn't say Milwaukee is the center of night life for guys in their 20s/30s. The Bucks were last years champs wonder how many Knicks fans would remember Walt Frazier was a Cav?

I'll admit I'm a fan of hers. Cant believe this song is 10 years old already.

1). It actually only took them 10 seconds