Bob Chandler's Hands

Pure gold Mr. Weo, pure gold.

Do you charge by the hour? I need more advice like this. Thanks!

No one forced me. Nice put down though! You win the internet tonight.

Fair enough. I do understand the first amendment. I was simply reacting to your rudeness in the absence of any intelligent comment about my remark. I was expressing my desire to enjoy football in this year of despair. I'm sorry my complaints dragged you down. It has nothing to do with a desire for social change. I can want social change and also b*tch about the pre-game activities dragging on and on. The two are not mutually exclusive. PS - I dislike commercial breaks too.

Nice! Free speech for those who agree with you only I guess. P*ss off.

If your top pick isn't dressing, he's nude. We can't have that in Buffalo, especially in winter.

Agree, but the cap is going down next year. This has never happened in the NFL. So the old patterns need to be reconsidered, at least for next 1-2 years.

Bills usually paid their players under Ralph. The frugality was in the non-player areas.

Jack Kemp or Cookie Gilchrist, for entirely different reasons for each.

Thank you! Unfortunately it looks like my patellar tendon graft is only 1/2 as strong as if I'd had it from the hamstring. It's held on for almost 20 years though.

In bold...puzzles me a bit. There have been different methods for ACL over the years. When I had mine it was a replacement with a tendon from the knee. Sometimes it's from elsewhere on the leg. They used to use cadaver ligaments but I am not sure if that's still done. Quite a while back they tried synthetic but stopped. Maybe there are synthetic again? In any event, I never heard of ACL replacements being stronger than the original. It's hard to out-engineer Mother Nature. Any references to support this position?

The ACL is, in fact, considered a knee injury.

Just like this

Excellent points

So it's a blurred line. Or perhaps depends on the reporter's tendencies and use of Twitter?

Are a reporters tweet's the same thing as their reporting? In other words, does MLJ have to publish this on ESPN for it to be poor journalism (and let's say it is for arguments sake) or is it OK so long as it's just a tweet where presumably he can express whatever opinion he likes? Just wondering what people think. I view the two as separate, but I don't use Twitter so may be in the minority on feeling that way.

Sure, I get it. But my point is that if I decided to shop differently, seeking out better bargains, it takes me more time. So I am willing to pay a little extra for the convenience. It's win-win for me. If I had tons of spare time, I might approach it differently. Oh, I don't know. Maybe because of television?

This in itself is value add to the consumer. At least, for someone with limited time availability to plan and procure meals. Which is many of us.

Bob Kalsu Field at Ralph Wilson Stadium (Aside from founding the team, Ralph served in the Navy in WWII in both the Atlantic and Pacific).

It's best to put that guy on ignore, as I did. His comments range from wildly incorrect to downright dumb.

People can travel freely within the US.

More than 50, less than 100.

My favorite was: "The Dolphins have 53 players. 52 without Cox."

Dude...that was $ per liter! (jk)

Gas prices at the pump rose slowly over many years until the 1970's when they really started to rise. But in 1980/81 they had an unprecedented spike. There was a lot of unrest in the Middle East, OPEC actions, etc. There were even US citizens held as hostages in Iran, if you ever heard of that event. Anyway, gas prices were a huge topic then. So this sign was topical albeit corny.