SF Bills Fan

Yeah, if ever a beer screamed "blue collar" thats it. Whenever I order it out here, the bartender always give an approving look, like I made some wise choice or something. More than likely, they are just pleased to finally start selling it. But I like it and that's what counts.

On a Sunday morning, when you get up out here to go watch the Bills at 9:30 (or earlier), Guinness your best friend.

I like Pabst. Doesn't get the credit it deserves. My favorites are Pacifico and a German beer called Bitburger.

Dear Da King of Beers, You suck. Signed, Two Bills Drive.

It''s crazy when you travel around and you always drink the local brews. I remmber when I was in Argentina, they had Kilmes, not too bad. But the choices are always limited. It seems like it's the national beer, Carlsberg (for some reason) and Bud. I'm ashamed that that Bud seems to be the best we can do internationally.

I know NattyBo. My buddy that went to Hopkins used to drink that stuff. I remember going to Preakness one year and drinking so much of that stuff that I could actually see my hangover the next day.

I'll field that. I've had it and It's OK. Nothing too special. I think it's Jamaican? not sure.

Yes, Pacifico is the best. I love that stuff.

I like beer. But if someone hands me a Bud I am less pleased. But I'm not pouring it out or anything silly like that.

The exact same thought occurred to me. There is a good chance that the LA team will be in Orange County (Anheim) anyway, why not just go slightly south? Build an enormo stadium and the owners have a huge fan base to draw from. San Diego people would feel less abandoned than if the team went to a sight near the Hollywood Bowl, for example. The local TV and radio rights alone would be a pile of cash. Then again, you don't want a 90,000 seat dust collector and a team nobody likes.

Walt is one odd little dude. He's like Danny in the Shining. Minus the freaky finger conversations.

The Browns because my grampa was a big Browns fan. I think the fans are like Bills fans too. When the Browns left, I got really concerned because if they could go, no team was safe. In the NFC, I like the Packers.

Movign to Albuquerque would be a step back for an NFL team, it's not that big (smaller than Syracuse metro) and there are no big corporations and nothing around it but Santa Fe. San Antonio is in an area saturated with the NFL. But they do have a dome in place. Over the weekend, I was in Houston and my friend from LA was there. He is working with 1 of 3 groups in LA looking to get an expansion team or buy a team. They want an expansion team first. Then, as the second option, they will buy an exisitng one. They don't want some idiot like Benson showing up with his gang. They are looking at the Chargers and the Saints. The Colts were the team they really wanted, but they got the deal for the stadium and left the picture. The Bills aren't even on the radar he said. This is only 1 of 3 groups and I don't know much about the others. My buddy from NO, says Benson is all talk and the Saints won't go anywhere. I think the Chargers are the team that is in danger. Of course, that leaves San Diego open.

I wish I were a cream pie.

Yeah, it hailed like mad in San Jose and Tahoe got a foot of snow on Monday. I'm headiing up on there on Saturday.

Yeah, he's a well known character actor. He was Big John in River's Edge. He'll be a permanent character now.

The music on the show is great. I can't think of a show that uses the accompanying music better.

Rather have them be the team to move to LA than us. At least wait until we all get to NO this year for the game.

When I saw the topic, that is the one that immeditely popped in my head. Sledgehammer by Peter Gabriel is right up there too.

Other favorite part- The idiot savant Homer meets at the asylum, who can multiply large numbers in his head. Man: Homer, this is Floyd. He's an idiot savant. Give him any two numbers, and he can multiply them in his head, just like that. Homer: Okay. Five times nine. Floyd: Forty-five. Homer: Wow!

Romanello's south is big and can handle groups. Service and food are great.

There are always goign to be negative reviews for every film. There were negative ones for Schindlers List (just to pick one that I recall was a critical lovefest). You can't please everyone. When you have a percentage like 92% positive early word of mouth, that is a mandate to see it. I predict this one does north of 500 million domestic.

That is a really great place. The Romaello's bought it a few years back. They own about 3 restaurants in the area now. Romaello's South is good too.

I was in Houston last weekend and that city is enormous. I think it's one of the biggest in the country. I think the metro area has 5-6 million. Denver draws from all over the Rockies and can probably claim TV and radio rights in Salt Lake, Wyoming etc etc. Clevelend is not a big market team. Buffalo with it's regional appeal has to be on par with Cleveland. That one makes no sense. If Cleveland is, then Pittsburgh, Tampa and Kansas City are. So no, it's not.

I have a bad feeling that Snyder, Jones and McNair as well as a few others could sink the league as we know it.