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Don Otreply

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  1. 40 minutes ago, Buffalo03 said:

    Wouldn't the same be said for flu season? The flu could be transferable as well and that kills 40,000 to 50,000 people a year. So, if someone with the flu or just getting over the flu was next you at a game, how is that any different? I'd still like to know how this virus has the ability to just float in the air for hours and affects people by just walking by but the flu virus doesn't float in the air? So, you can walk around Walmart with no mask during flu season and not worry about it because the flu virus isn't capable enough to float in the air but the coronavirus has the power to come out of someone's mouth, sit in the air for 3 hours and says "who's next b*tch?". Sounds a little ridiculous to me

    You sound like you purposefully are trying not to understand, read, listen, learn, pay attention to what scientific and medical experts world wide are telling all of us.

       This is more than, “ she’s a witch, burn her”  just because I don’t understand quantum physics doesn’t mean the knowledge gained from it doesn’t exist. Doctor Fauci knows more about this than you, me or the executive branch of our government does, you might just want to believe what he is saying, over what a real estate guy has to say about it. Nuthin but luv Buffalo03.

     

    Go Bills!!!

  2. Just now, Buffalo03 said:

    It's not really transferable by breath, it's transferable by droplets so technically if you don't accidentally get spit on or spit on anyone else then you're golden 

    Moisture in your lungs/breath that you exhale carries and transfers the virus into the air that you, the guy/gal next to you breathes in, that’s is in fact how it is spread, and is particularly effective in crowds. No coughing or spitting is required.  All you have to do is breath it in, then you can take it home to your wife and children, maybe even your elderly mom and dad... that would be nice now wouldn’t it... but yah, go to that game that’s such a great idea... 

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  3. 6 hours ago, first_and_ten said:

    It's not for me to say a guy doesn't deserve a second chance. I hope he does well, wherever he plays.

    Do consider this would be his fourth chance, 1st chance was getting drafted by the Bills, then suspended 3 times after his initial chance, this is chance #4, not that some team should not sign him but. It ain’t his 2nd chance. Maybe the light went on finally, but up to this point the guy is an incredible dummy. 

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  4. 12 minutes ago, Mango said:

     

    I agree. It doesn't hurt anything by allowing it. But it probably changes who actually gets drafted by 0% so it doesn't hurt by keeping it either. 

     

    The inverse situation. You are a junior with a low draft grade so you roll the dice. You get scooped up in the 6th round. Chances are you don't actually make the roster. Now you are also ineligible to play college ball and you are right back where you started. This rule doesn't actually effect anybody getting drafted in the first 3 or 4 rounds. 

    So why have a rule that only harms the student athlete? Its such a NCAA thing to do... 

  5. 44 minutes ago, Penfield45 said:

     

    lol there won't be any football being played in early august 

     

    I doubt the season even starts on time with the way the virus is spreading in the southern US right now. We will reach the 2nd wave earlier than any other country 

    There’s a time and place for everything.... this was neither for your enlightened hypothesis...

     

    joy is a fleeting yet important emotion,, why be that guy?

     

     

    Go Bills!!!

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  6. 7 minutes ago, FireChans said:

    You are ignoring 50 years of football history with this take. The Bills stole that victory, which was awesome. But the Jets fans are right, they should have won that game.

     

    Also, injuries aren’t an excuse, unless Josh gets hurt in the 4th Q in a close game against the Pats, then it’s “we would have won if Josh didn’t get cheapshotted!!!!”

    just busting your chops, dude ?, I’ll work on my sarcasm more,   but is still showed how poor a team the jets were to lose that game, so we ended up the better team that day,  and I agree on the pats game, it was an intensional head shot. And imo injures are sometimes a valid excuse, just not always the full reason for a loss,  just razing those that love to say “injuries are not an excuse” 

    A sixteen point lead erased, we’ve been on the other side too... for much the same reasons, as you know. 

     

    Go Bills!!!

     

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  7. 30 minutes ago, FireChans said:

    Usually the team that turns it over 4 times loses. Winning that game was the fluke. 

     You are wrong, two teams played under the same circumstances, and one failed to perform well enough during all four quarters, so the other team won, it just showed how bad the jets team was, that and injures are not an excuse, next man up.  

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