Rocket94

I am telling ya...Allen is going to be good. He already is!

Well...I should not have even mentioned it. Let's just say that he is not a fan of Simpson.

I remember the Mario signing! I worked up the street from the Tempo restaurant on Delaware where the Bills wined and dined him. Yes...it was a cool feeling. I didn't expect to hear about Josh Allen. Thank you...my car is due today.

Scooby Doo!

Oh yeah...another good one.

While My car is in the shop I have been using Lyft to get to work. While talking to the driver about football this morning, I mentioned the Bills and asked him his impressions of the team. His first reply was "You have Josh Allen" I found that exciting. When I asked him about Allen and his so called weaknesses, he said that Allen has heart and guts. He said Don't worry man...he is young and going to be good! It was a nice start to my day. Good to hear that Allen is recognized. I thought I would share this! That's it.

Yes...good smooth stuff!

The scrap man making catches!

Excellent work! How did I forget this. Reed had a lot of influence on later artists!

Yes it was. Classic. I dont know how many concerts he got thrown out of or passed out in!

Jim Brown had his own take on the OJ Simpson situation...interesting.

Dolphins? I Don't get it either.

I believe that the Bears are for real and they will be back. If it wasn't for a missed field goal (we can certainly relate) they could have done some damage last year I agree...2020 seems to be the Bills year.

1971's Humble Pie's Rockin the Fillmore was always good. I used to play it on one of my first Marantz amps! Also, the collection with Eric Clapton and BB King, and the Doors Absolutely Live. You can hear girls yelling Jim!

Best wishes to this young man.

I hear ya...of all that I have lost...I miss my mind the most! ?

As long as you have something now! It keeps me sane.

The scrap man getting scrappy...the scrapmeister!

I go 5 now...thats enough! it is very good mentally and spiritually!

A good book on the subject was written by former Manson prosecutor Vincent Bugliosi. In his work "Outrage", Bugliosi hammers home quite a dissection of the case.

The scrapper, the scrapman!

Good for you. You still had talent most do not have. I ran several marathons up until 2002. I have no idea how I used to run like that. Now I go five miles and just laugh...we have to.

You are right...I get it. The pressure to succeed and capitalize on their talents while they are young. I suppose it is worth it to some.

Yes! ?