SoCal Deek

To be honest, this all seems like a bunch of hype for a game that doesn’t need any more hype. I can’t imagine that either the Bills or Bengals don’t know how important this game is regardless of anything other than THIS game.

I no longer live in WNY but living in California, I can tell you that there’s no doubt what a liberal is. The State is crawling with them and they’ve slowly made an absolute mess of this place. In a nutshell your modern liberal has abandoned traditional morality in search of a new age social utopia. Some would say it’s a noble goal. But to achieve/fund it they of course are in desperate need of other people’s money.

Biden, Schumer and Pelosi are definitely not liberals. All three are simply old politicians tossing out candy to their constituents while they pile up personal wealth. (The same can be said for McConnell and the old guard ‘conservatives’.)

Is that true? If so, it’s REALLY cool! And also just a bit sad. 😉

Happy New Year BillStime! For once, you’re pretty much correct, but I’d argue that it wasn’t actually a ‘landslide’.

I went back to read the very first page of this thread, started by Tibs over a YEAR ago. Nothing significant has changed in what anyone has said about the topic. So….I’ll stand by my first post!

“The Song That Never Ends” Shari Lewis and Lamb Chop First time I heard it was twenty years ago and I STILL can’t get it out my head! Somebody make it stop….please.

The crowd around us at the two Super Bowls we attended were far from indifferent. I’m not sure where that reputation comes from. Was the crowd falling down drunk? No. Was the crowd acting like immature high schoolers looking to get into fights? No. Everyone was cheering and having a great time! We had a similar experience when we saw the Bills play in London. Maybe I’m getting too old for the fanatic antics, or the drunken misbehavior, but I’ll take fans having the time of their lives…any day!

Feel free to complain about more experienced players.

I hear ya….but the people is what made it really fun. The Cowboys fans were very good natured. The Super Bowl prices tend to eliminate the typical drunken riff raff. And contrary to what many might say, we weren’t surrounded by disinterested corporate types. Everyone around us was just glad to be there. It was fantastic!

This…..end thread.

Is this even debatable? As of now…a totally wasted draft pick.

I totally understand the sentiment but having been to two of the Bills Super Bowls I can tell you that the atmosphere surrounding the game is amazing. I still remember the in-stadium lead up in Pasadena and saying to the people around us “how do these guys play a football game in the midst of all this hype”? It honestly felt like you are sitting at the center of the universe. By the way, much better outdoors than indoors at Atlanta. Blimps and planes everywhere overhead until the skies all mysteriously cleared right before game time and you just knew something was coming….a B2 bomber fly over. Amazing.

Put the lime in the coconut.

I assume this Time article is part of a series, and they’re going to do Planned Parenthood next.

I’ll admit that’s pretty funny. You good?

Does anyone know how he got the latest concussion? Does he keep getting kicked or kneed in the head in the pile? If so I’m surprised this doesn’t happen to more linemen on a weekly basis. The more common injury is obviously getting rolled up on by another lineman.

Come on….even YOU have to admit that’s pretty funny.

I went searching for something else and discovered this: It’s possible that both the Jaguars and Lions will make the playoffs this year. That means the two teams with the worst record in each conference in 2021 will have turned 2022 into a playoff berth. Not sure that’s ever happened before. (And if the Lions don’t make it, the Giants might…and they had the second worst record last year by a half game.)

We went to the last two against the Cowboys and had an absolute blast both times. Paid about $175 per ticket. The atmosphere and fans were really great both in Pasadena and Atlanta. But with the today’s ticket prices I’ll admit that I voted ‘no’…and I can afford it now much more than I could in 1993. There’s no event that’s worth $5,000+ per ticket.

It’s an interesting point, but if it was truly due to planetary warming wouldn’t we have seen this virtually every year for the past decade? I’d love to see more educated discussion on the topic.

So your point is what exactly? That he should be arrested for inciting a riot? I don’t think you’d get much argument on that. The question is why wasn’t he?

Yikes.

Classic! What a political hit job.

It’s not flashy but I find it impossible to believe that we can’t get an every down Interior Lineman with our top pick. I’m 100% good with that.