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I have to let everyone know that I am not going to watch this league.

Back at the old rockpile thay had tuff players who put there boddies on the line every signal kickoff.

Weak millennials ruining the country! We fought the nazis in leningrad in flip-flops.

I understand. I just asked if you could supply the data to support that, because of the demographics of the fanbase, more NBA fans will not be working on MLK day compared to NFL fans.

What percentage of the NBA fanbase won't be working on MLK Day? What percentage of the NFL fanbase will be working on MLK Day? Can you supply the data?

Back then when all the corporations and business owners really cared about the welfare of their workers. Remember those days of high wages, limited work hours, safe working conditions, paid vacations all throughout the year, and full benefit packages! I miss those days that never ever happened...ever in the history of the United States.

I know it's off topic, but I went to several Oakland A's games this year and had a lot of fun. They call the Coliseum, the only dive bar left in MLB. They have $10 tickets and huge pours on drinks in a section called the Tree House. One Friday night this season they did a Jerry Garcia night with a pregame concert, a free Jerry A's tee, and during the game, non-stop Dead music on the dance floor at the Tree House. People smoked in the open and danced the during the whole game. Yeah, the stadium is a dump and the neighborhood is beyond dangerous, especially at night. But it can be a lot of fun, and I don't think anything like it exists in any major sport anymore.

That was my assumption. Saving the fans from themselves. I should have mentioned how much fun I had with old friends from West Seneca at the tailgate. The Bills tailgate is phenomenal. It is a part of gameday experience in OP that is completely lame at Allegiant. I was pretty wasted by the time I entered Rich Stadium (it will always be Rich Stadium to me, btw). So, beer was a good choice at that point.

I've been to about seven or so stadiums over the years. My favorite is the new Raiders stadium. I have season tickets there, since my family moved there several years ago. I commuted from so-Cal for two years and now commute from nor-Cal. Allegiant is comfortable. There are never issues with violence or over the top behavior. The bathroom lines move really fast. They have a super quick AI beer/seltzer line, and they serve wine and hard liquor throughout the stadium. I went to the Bills vs Dolphins game earlier this year and I forgot that Rich Stadium does not serve hard liquor. That was a surprise.

I just went up to my attic and found the box of books with Simulacra and Simulation, which I hadn't touched since 2003. Incidentally, the Bills retrospective book called Relentless was in the same box.

I think this is the main point. Payton set up a play for an all out blitz. For some reason, he had the inclination that McD would send the blitz again, and he was ready. In that situation, Payton having prepared Russ for the blitz gave Denver a chance. Since Payton prepared his team for the blitz, as soon as Russ got the ball he threw it up. This reminds me of when Greg Williams called two consecutive all out blitzes against the Raiders. The Raiders blew the first chance, but were ready on the second one and hit the pass and won the game. The point is that if the opposing coach thinks the blitz is coming, he can get his team ready for it, which Payton did. It seems like it is always better to know what your opponent is doing in advance and set something up to counter it. Raiders Win

True. I just don't think we can get a first for him. We might have to give up a bit more than Diggs to unload him.

We would have to trade him with our first round pick and probably another pick with it because his cap hit is so high. The idea would be to dump the salary.

He likes boys. His screen name is boy street. It's his hangout.

Dudley dip

The responses on here are surprising. Is that how far from supporting labor we've become. Jeez. It's a worker who has high level and desirable skills and the nfl is multi-billions. He wants to be compensated for his labor. For as blue collar a labor town Buffalo is supposed to be, the comments on here sure read like a bunch of scabs and manager lapdogs. One person said "entitled." Meanwhile generational wealth concentrates wealth to like 5% of the population and one dude with special talents is "entitled" because he wants to be compensated relative to the mass profits owners and the league make?

966 yards and 11.5 tds to be almost exact. Divide current stats by 6 and then multiply by 17

That's awesome! I have about 1200 albums. I bought probably a third of them from Philadelphiamusic, who is a seller on discogs. He has gems for between one to three dollars and ships for a $5-7 flat fee as many albums as you buy. I've ordered over a hundred at a time. Check out his inventory.

Love these guys. Hendrix first band. First with "Fight the Power". An Isley's tribute band played here in Oakland a couple of months ago. Took my 19 and 20 year old daughters and their boyfriends. They recognized the many Isley songs sampled by rappers. Shout! was the encore!

He got punched! Jeez! No one said anything. He got punched! Jeez! No one said anything.

I'm down for some Moe Bandy or Jack Greene and the like, but country post 1980s is either pop music or early rock with a slight twang. And the lyrics are like they're written by high school freshmen from Bentonville, AK or Valdosta, GA.

better than watching the corpse of some old rock "legend"

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Maybe he was quoting the classic Public Enemy lp, Fear of a Black Planet: Chuck D: Go back to Africa? DJ: OK, we're going to, uh (Ha ha) - believe me when we go to these phones, people are going to tell you to do just that, Chuck Hello?