Simon

No dammit, I will not watch.... <crosses arms and affects pouting face>

Nuances are hard to come by in 300lb men

They also say hard consonants are easier for them as well. I think dogs are smart enough that in the long run it probably doesn't really matter.

Low blow.

Even better than my belligerent drunken rant about how stupid the Bills would be to trade for that chickenshlt Bledsoe and that they ought to be going after that Brady kid instead? It was an unheralded masterpiece of brilliant analysis coupled with unhinged jackassery. Sorry about your doggo 💕 🐕 💕 Take Joshalyn and tell the Boss you came up with it while you're watching the Bengals game

Buffy Joshalyn Peg Dominique

and there it is

A widely respected and honorable man works his ass off to reach the pinnacle of his career and other organizations show interest in his expertise and leadership. And there are still people in this world that will sully that man and his success by suggesting that the real reason somebody would be interested in such an accomplished man is only his race.

My comment was a joke about how over here, Italian-Americans have a reputation for being a very fiery, excitable and expressive people. I can identify with 100% of this post.

Did you just wonder how an Italian can get themselves worked up about something?

I do not think that word means what you think it means.

This is a lie and is just more of what you've been told to stop.

No worries; I'll have a beer cooler and extra cigars in case of emergency.

Driving from NW Pennsylvania up to my son's house in Central Michigan early tomorrow morning. Wind and snow can kiss my tailgate; I'm spending Christmas with my kids.

My theory is that his feet are OK when he knows exactly where he's going next (i.e. controlled situations like combine testing, workouts, etc), but in live action where he has to be agile on the fly, his feet simply cannot keep up when he doesn't know where his next step needs to be.

Yeah, this is where I'm at as well. And right when it looks like the Sabres might be on the verge of being relevant again.

I actually thought Van Roten also played OK the week before, when he had to come in for Bates in the Jets game.

Do we really need a new thread every time some random knucklehead says something on Twitter?

That mystique is mostly manufactured hindsight and didn't exist in real time, imo. They were my 2nd favorite team behind the Bills back then, but the vast majority of the country just hated them as a dirty team full of cast-off lunatics. They're a fun story to look back on but at the time they were not well-loved.

Yeah, at least three guys stopped f'ing around the second they saw coach and Allen got on his horse and never even turned around. I wonder if it was because they didn't want to get in trouble or because they thought McD had it covered and was about to start locking people into chicken wings.

Unless the weather conditions are genuinely extreme (i.e. below zero with significant winds, a really heavy rain in 32.5 degree weather) you don't even notice it when you're on the field. You're so caught up in the heat of combat that the external stuff all just kind of goes away. None of this dome talk is about player comfort, it's all about the fans. As far as it affecting the offense negatively? The other night the Bills opened the second half with 4 straight punts and fumble on 5 drives where they averaged about 3 plays per drive in clear weather with minimal wind. As soon as it started snowing and blowing they reeled off a pair of 80 yrd drives to win the game. This is not about the players, it's about the fans.

I wonder if Spencer Brown would have displayed the self-control to pull Dawkins out of there if he hadn't seen McDermott right there.

Yeah, I leave mine all the time; but usually leave it at the endcap and then walk up the aisle to grab what I need. I've never had it taken but I once absent-mindedly grabbed somebody else's and didn't realize it until the kid in it started screaming... Sorry if it was yours. Let me know if you want it back ; - )

I consider this a teachable moment and like to take two things out of the abandoned cart and replace them with something unique from a nearby shelf.