Cugalabanza

It's worth pointing out that [supporting Trump] is not the same thing as [not supporting Hillary] This is not a political point I'm making. It's just an important distinction. Speaking for myself: I don't care what Rex's politics are or where he stands on the L to R scale or anything like that. But his public support of Trump, who I find to be a loudmouth idiot a-hole AS A PERSON, does damage Rex's credibility in my opinion.

I'm not buying this theory AT ALL! It attributes to Rex intelligence, foresight and humility. No way in hell is it possible.

I wonder if he's the type of guy who is embarrassed when confronted about his behavior or if he thinks he's being a good parent. I have a daughter around the same age. I'm gonna give her a big squeezy hug when I see her tonight. This woman was right to call the police.

The same thing happened recently with Robert Woods. Everybody was like where the hell is Woods? Turns out he was right there on the field the whole time.

"I'm a stupid moron with an ugly face and a big butt and my butt smells and I like to kiss my own butt."

You are correct to do so. A copy of the album "Slippery When Wet" will be donated to Kevin Kolb in your name.

Thank you! I concur wholeheartedly with every word. This is easily the best, most incisive piece written about the Bills this year. Not only is it excellent sports commentary, but it has far-reaching implications in the fields of music criticism and astrophysics. Bravo!

Update: the medical staff says Sammy will be fine as long as Tyrod doesn't throw the ball more than 8 yards beyond the line of scrimmage. In other words, he's full go!

I agree with this. I happen to have iphone. I'm reluctant to switch to android just because I have a ton of stuff and I don't want to have to re-purchase apps and struggle to move info over, etc... Plus, I've never had any issues with my iphones. They always work very well & never let me down. Yes, the iphone culture is pretty creepy, but the things work well.

Wow, you're gonna have to be a *lot* more specific

I guess it was this, from 2007 http://nypost.com/2007/02/25/sugar-daddy-belichick/

He *really* likes monster energy drink

Rex says & does a lot of stupid ****

I think it's because they didn't actually watch the game. On paper, it looks like not too bad of a loss. Those of us who suffered through it know better. Most analysts (and algorithms) are putting too much weight on some historical data that is not as relevant.

I don't know who will win, but I predict that bad, unexciting football will be played. The Bills can win if they succeed in bringing the Jets down to their level of "un-football" where the quarters go by as uneventfully as possible and then maybe a fluke turnover or mistake can lead to a late lead in a low scoring game, setting the stage for Fitz to throw a late interception to seal it.

Good metaphor. Tyrod is sitting there in traffic with his blinker on, just waiting and waiting...oop, coulda gone there, but better safe than sorry...let's wait 'til it's REALLY open before we make a move.

Ok, I guess I'm ready to lose another super bowl.

So, you're saying there's a chance!

Awesome!

I had to sing that song at a friend's house recently when we were playing Rock Band, the video game. I'm a bad singer and they picked Bohemian Rhapsody for me to try. I made it through to the end, but man I mangled that song. Holy crap, what a hard song to sing. And long too. "Very very frightening" indeed.

Mrs. Banza and I watched See No Evil Hear No Evil last night. Seems a bit dated, but it's still really funny with those two knuckleheads.

Ah, sad. I always liked Gene Wilder. Rest in peace. EDIT: Everybody is quick to mention Willy Wonka and the Mel Brooks movies (Young Frankenstein stands out), but the stuff he did with Richard Pryor was great.

It bugs me when people say the word "is" twice in row, as in, "the thing is is that..." It's very common. Just say "the thing is..." I don't know why so many people feel the need to say "is" twice there. Another one that is extremely common among sportscasters: "These type of..." I believe John Madden was the originator of this. He would always say he loves "these type-a guys..." Now it seems to have been adopted as acceptable. I hear it during every game. Very annoying! Just say "THIS type of guy..." or "these guys..." (ok, I realize I'm just complaining about grammatical mistakes now, but I can't help it)

All this complaining about being “thrown under the bus” is getting pretty tiresome. (Unless it happens to be a literal example, in which case it’s hilarious.) I also cringe when I hear, “having said that…” It adds nothing to the discussion. In most cases, I find that it’s sort of used as a preemptive rationalization for someone who is about to say something hypocritical or contradictory.

The team has some responsibility in this, but the parents do too. You need to be aware if you’re sitting in an exposed area, especially if you have a young child with you.