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4 minutes ago, Seasons1992 said:
Wait.........who's the OTHER queen on the Pats*?
i hate the fact he ruined Uggs for me, 20 years of my life in LA those were my sandals in the "winter"; Glamping (w/ RV), surfing and even scuba, i really dig Uggs.
now they sit in my closet and when i see them i think of that D-bag (and the fact they aren't too practical in Miami with the exception of maybe 2 weeks a year, at night.
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25 minutes ago, r00tabaga said:
I do a "soft" g when I say GIF.
Discuss?
that would be this...
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9 hours ago, Gugny said:
you guys are doing it wrong. I used to feel the same about IPAs. But, like with anything else, you need to do your homework and try, try, try again. There are awesome IPAs out there. And my day to day go to beer is Labatt Light.
^^^ This right here!!!
don't get me wrong, there's a time and place for full bodied beers but like Gug i have my day to day light but when i'm out for a decent dinner i'll take a session (or allday) IPA, rarely do i have a double IPA (generally dark in color and served 10oz or less, the above pic looks like a light 'double IPA') if i want to be awake in the next couple of hours.
i like my hops to punch me in the mouth each sip, and that's what an IPA is to me, just for sippin and going to flavortown.
I use IPA when poaching Brats/Sausage in onions, really brings out the sweet flavor.
at the end of the day you can keep your shandy's, wheat (double yuck!), honey, orange beers although i do have an unusual affection for lime in my beer but thats due to an all-inclusive 10 day dive trip @ Cozumel and all they served was Dos equis, i used gallons of lime to choke it down - that cockroach piss will never touch my lips again even if it's the last beer on earth.
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11 hours ago, Rob's House said:
IPAs are for beer snobs who don't like beer.
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did you write that whilst having a stroke?
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2 minutes ago, DC Tom said:
Remember when Belichick coached the Jets? For all of fifteen minutes? And quit by writing "I quit" on a napkin during the press conference announcing his hiring?
Let's not beatify him just yet. The guy's still an #######.
Remember when he walked off the field before the super bowl ended?
There isn't enough disparaging words to describe the man, elite coach? yes, definitely, maybe greatest ever but his acts of unsportsmanlike behavior will always anchor him towards the bottom.
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7 minutes ago, Billsfan1972 said:
I will continue to bang the drum that the coaching of the offense & Allen and refusal to open up the offense, throw for 300 and see what they really have in Josh Allen.
I am 100% behind him and want him to the Bills QB the next dozen years.
Scoring 20 is not a high benchmark in this league and almost every team would tell you that is the minimum they expect week after week.
Here is the Bills record when the opposition scores 20 points vs. the Bills 3-20.
The Bills have beaten
TB in 2017 30-27
Jacksonville 2018 24-21
Miami 2019 31-21
Discuss????
maybe i'm reading this wrong but McD only has 19 losses in his Bills career, sands the 1 phantom loss, so every game we've lost the opposition scored more than 20?
are you counting the playoff game?
Year Age Tm Lg G W L T W-L% SRS OSRS DSRS G plyf W plyf L plyf W-L% Rank Num Won Notes
2017 43 Buffalo Bills NFL 16 9 7 0 .563 -4.0 -3.0 -1.0 1 0 1 .000 2 4 1
2018 44 Buffalo Bills NFL 16 6 10 0 .375 -6.9 -6.3 -0.6 3 6 0
2019 45 Buffalo Bills NFL 8 6 2 0 .750 -3.0 -4.8 1.8 2 2 0
3 yrs 40 21 19 0 .525 1 0 1 .000 2.3 12 1 -
i get it wet conditions can still contribute to further damage of a healing hammy injury but isn't the main concern the turf? Titans are natural grass and the bills artificial, better footing, drainage, etc.
not discounting that McD may choose to be cautious but don't you think it's less likely a primary factor when it's artificial turf?
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1 minute ago, Paul Costa said:
Like the old NFL adage says it’s not who you play but when you play them makes a lot of sense especially this week. Many had the Bills getting cracked this week. They still might but we’re playing Philadelphia at a great time as far as trying to win the game.
and that will be the excuse if we do beat them but i'm OK with that. This isn't a world beater team like the Patriots and i think it's absurd to expect that from them week in and week out; i'll take the continued unspectacular success of a building team right now, just wait till everything clicks, THEN it'll be fun. I just hope we get to see it click this year.
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11 minutes ago, apuszczalowski said:
Not that I agree or want to defend Sharpe, but it does look like it may have been a bit of an off day for Brady that game when you look at their play before and after that game. Unless you want to say that Fitz is better then Brady? As it's been said alot around here, until the Bills start beating these bad teams convincingly, and not just squeaking out wins cause the kicker can't hit a single FG, they will be viewed as a pretender and not as good as their record shows.
i'd love to eeek out 10-12 wins this year... a W is a W is a W.
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i'll be watching from a hole in the wall bar in Miami with my longtime buddy (lifetime fin fan) and a chick dating Kenny Stills.
I'll be wearing my fredEX throwback.
WHO"S BETTER THAN ME?!?
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3 minutes ago, DaBillsFanSince1973 said:
I see what you're getting at but when has it been done seven games in to the season? late in the season, sure.
on top of that why 'rest' right after the bye? we've all heard McD say "we need to keep them hungry".
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51 minutes ago, Paulus said:
Lmao... Calling those who risk their lives for societies benefit pigs because a few are bad, pushing propaganda of a mass murderer, disrespecting our country and its flag, insulting your bosses, AND THE BIGGEST PART ALL HIS APOLOGISTS CONVENIENTLY FORGET... all after being benched because he sucked, is the personification of a sellout.
REMEMBER THIS GUY ONLY "KNEELED FOR SOCIAL JUSTICE" ONCE HE GOT BENCHED FOR BLAINE GABBERT. THAT IS YOUR HERO.
Antonio Brown was just trying to stop a gold digger from taking his monies... Maybe, he should have threatened her for "equality" purposes...
The biggest difference between the two is Brown actually was and is talented enough to play in the NFL, and will in the future.
But, continue short bus circlejerk.
He got his, after he was benched for a better player...
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Man, sometimes I hate this world.
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2 hours ago, The Dean said:
I would never make the assumption that someone not liking Mowins has to be sexist. With that said, I'd ask that person, "What male play-by-play announcers have voices you simply can't stand?" Given the ratio of men to women PBP announcers is probably over 50-1, you'd think there would be several.
I can say I have heard many people complain about the way Solomon Wilcots pronounced "Bills". Seems pretty petty to me, but if it bugs someone it bugs someone. Same thing with Dierdork's lisp. Obviously some disliked him for other reasons, but others were focused on the way he talked. Fair enough. If your are honest about why you don't like someone, that's good enough for me. Though I will say I find those kinds of complaints rather petty. I have to deal with offshore tech support all the time. I try my best to "crack the code" of their accents, as I find some of those techs among the best---IF I can understand them. But if I can't, I ask for someone else and explain I simply can't understand what they are saying.
So it's perfectly possible for someone to dislike BW because they don't like her voice. I believe it's a rather petty complaint. You'd think one should be able to overlook something that trivial if she is competent at her job, but that's my opinion.
The one thing that still confuses me is, many say she sounds like a man. While some say it's like "nails on a chalkboard". IMO the nails on the chalkboard sound is typically a high-pitched shrill sound. But c'est la vie.
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7 minutes ago, dous21 said:
I want to see Singletary with a 100 yard game. Allen needs to get help from his RB's. so far this season we have not had a single 100yard rusher.
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39 minutes ago, Rocbillsfan1 said:
Lol sorry I made you think.
ill copy this again for ya
Also id like to add rooting for sports teams is about competing at the highest levels. No matter what sport you play there is also a chance on injury but no one is rooting for the injury. In this case everyone watching this person was indeed rooting for this person to be injured hence the you’re kind of a piece of ***** for encouraging this. There is no way this person doesn’t get hurt and sorry I don’t like watching people injure themselves on purpose for amusement.
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i remember a few years ago when NASCAR became the #1 spectator sport they did a poll on what attracted people the most to the races.
guess what the top answer was...
not condoning it by any means but if you were to condemn them, there's a gigantic population you'd need to include in your disapproval.
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1 hour ago, Joe in Winslow said:
GREAT early season TNF game. I'm behind the Seachickens.
nope, nope, nope, n-o-p-e
WE (yes, that you in my pocket) will never root for Pete Carroll;
nil.
naught.
nihil.
nix.
nothing.
nought.
zero.
nonexistent.
Rams are a paper heavyweight; once they meet the real thing they wrinkle...
to heck with the NFC (go saints!)
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3 minutes ago, Playoffs? said:
This is where Singletary can be so dangerous on the blitz dump off’s. Huge yardage chunks. Suppose Knox as well.
Yeldon is also perfectly capable of that role, we just need Josh willing to use that valve instead of the homerun.
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6 minutes ago, C.Biscuit97 said:
Stop. This is completely made up. What Bills fan possibly defended the Gronk hit?
Gronk’s play was a total scumbag hit after play. Jones and Van Noy occurred during game play. You are taught to hit the qb when you can. Players have done the Van Noy hit since the beginning of football. I really don’t get the outrage on it. Jerry Hughes has done it.
Eh, I was a million more times more pissed about the Gronk play and lack of response than last game. Gronk’s play was one of the worst cheapshots I have ever seen.
agreed the Gronk hit was 200% egregious where this was more of a unnecessary 'hit'
the above line of responses was from a comment i made about the twitter responses in OP's embedded tweet; it was a bunch of Pats*** fans crying foul that it was even considered a penalty or pseudo-full dirty hit, let alone an actual penalty. I shouldn't have been surprised based on what we know of Pats*** fans but i was shocked at the ignorance needless to say.
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gore based on age, Fournette based on yards and Chubb based on overall productivity.
close your eyes and throw a dart.
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well to shamelessly quote myself from 5 hours ago:
"fact is Tom looked in the mirror Sunday and saw an old man and he's more focused on that than anything else. He's giving credit in the form of innuendo but at the end of the day he's scared and not of getting hurt but falling down to the point the team either flounders or looks a different direction, remember this is the guy that said "I'm going to play until i'm 45" and he meant it, and that won't be as a backup.
now his ego, HGH, health science diet, protection from the league (in however form you choose to answer) and D will motivate him to drive on but he's a man that's now facing his inner demons and it genuinely bothers him; how he's perceived in this league means everything to him.
now - things will be alright in Pats*** land as they get the Deadskins next so their facade will continue but it's only masking the inevitable, if he has to throw the ball that many times with no/little running game and stronger teams on the backside of their schedule could be a tougher run than they had last year."
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2 minutes ago, keepthefaith said:
Looks like a clean hit within the rules to me.
on the tweet from LegalZebras - Protections for the passer are because he is in a vulnerable position. A backward pass doesn't nullify the protections, and having long since released the ball, has every expectation that he is out of play
you should probably brush up on the rules.
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5 minutes ago, TroutDog said:
It’s a testament to who the Pats* are. There is no reason to hit a guy in the back like that. Pathetic.
go and look at the responses to the tweet, i'm aware of the scum-sucking POS's Pats*** fans can be but even i was surprised at the comments thinking it was perfectly legal...
this game is about saftey as much as it can be, when is a hit in the back ever acceptable? they want players to know when they're about to be engaged.
NFL Executive: Buffalo Bills’ Sean McDermott doing the most with the least
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another example would be Beige or religion or generation.
do you pronounce your tag r00tabaja?