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I had to look those up. I didn't know they made those wimpy safety darts. I was referring to the original, old-fashioned steel gladiator darts.

Nor should you. If you did, you'd be taking away his cheat code. Let the man run. It not only fires himself up, but the team and fans as well. The threat alone probably opens up plays.

Lawn Darts at night? Intriguing.

You get a 1-year deal You get a 1-year deal You get a 1-year deal

Jai Alai. It's a local craft beer in Florida.

And 6 more weeks of winter.

Only one I prefer.....early season Buf @ MIa. ..... No sun!!

I'm not on instagram. Anyone have a picture?

I've never been a big Dahlin fan. Early in his career he was inconsistent defensively and couldn't keep pucks in at the point. Sure, his game has gotten better the last year and a half. But if one defenseman not named Dahlin can cause this much of swing, it's got to be a knock on Dahlin. I know he's dinged up a bit and maybe it's a bad defensive scheme that Samuelsson covers up, but if Dahlin is a true trophy contender than the D should not be this bad.

I'd rather have a free chili dog and beer!

What day is it? I gotta git to Illinois.

Why do I get the feeling that the title of this offseason is, "Just put a band-aid on it. It'll be fine."

Other than the Taiwan Jones piece, that article offered nothing to me. Part of it is kind of an oxymoron of itself. It talks about how the Bills have all these high priced players, a rather indictment of Beane, and how our rivals are getting pieces at greater value. Then it praises Beane for his free agency moves. As we all know, the jury will deliberate on those moves well into the upcoming season. The article also has a Capt Obvious ring to it. It talks about the playoff collapses, specifically the Cincy game. That loss is all too obvious to those that watched the game. Which is why Jones had no alternative except to agree with the Uber drive. It criticizes McD's philosophy which many here have done, and arguably so. However, the article offers no real solution. It's almost like a "Part 1 of 2" where there is no Part 2.

Hard to remember since MTV stopped being MTV about 4 decades ago. But one sticks out.... J Geils Band - Centerfold

We'll have to refer to them as "J" and "K". Or simply call them the "Men in Black"

Well, aren't we all hoity-toity! Then there's my reality.....

When will Chapter 2 be on Netflix?

As Granato often says in his press conferences, "It's disappointing, but it's something these young guys can learn from." I really like Granato and what he's done with the team. And this may not be the case, but it's ringing with me that it's ok to be disappointed because we'll always learn from it. I know it's gotten better, and I'm sure it's just me, but when will the learning yield better result?

These QB contracts are becoming a joke.

I have a similar story in Florida. In the mid 90s, a bar I used to hang out at was bought by 3 late 20ish friends (not my friends). They proceeded to make improvements and after a few months one of the guys bought out the other 2. I would chat with the sole owner occasionally. One nite I walked in and saw he had installed an automated wing cooker. I think it only held 10-12 wings and took about 15 minutes to cook. For a couple of weeks I watched in bewilderment the meager orders he could fill. One nite I had to speak up. After a couple of questions about how much he made and how many orders he was churning out I said, 'man you got dump that thing and get a commercial deep fryer. It helped my credibility that I said, 'I'm from Buffalo'. Maybe a month later I walk in and sure enough, I see him in the kitchen dropping baskets of wings in his deep fryer and he was selling alot! One of my few successes as a drunk.