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That was RJ's patented move.

When I was a kid they had to hang a porkchop around my neck so the dog would play with me.

I went to see my doctor, Dr Vinny Booom Batz - he said "You're too fat."" I said doc, I want another opinion. He said "ok, you're ugly too."

And, according to Chico Esquela - "Beisbol been berry berry good to me!"

I saw the movie and enjoyed it. I intend to buy it - always lots of extra stuff to make it even more worthwhile buying it.

Ricky - reluctant to take a "hit"! Now that is news.

For me- Super Bowl 28. Bills lead 13-6 at the half and get the opening kickoff of the second half. We have the ball near midfield. On a FIRST doen play Thurman fumbles and a Cowpuke DB recovers and zig-zags his way through the entire team to score a TD. From my seat on the 48 yd line about 17 rows back from the Bills bench I see the players looking at each other with "here we go again" looks on their faces. The game was 13-13 then but for all intents was over.

Maybe Detroit - hurting at WR

1. Bills fan 2. Sabres Fan 3. Buckeyes fan - long season ahead 4. Blue Jackets fan 5. Rodney Dangerfield fan 6. winter's a comin'

Every molecule in the universe exploding simultaneously at the speed of light!

(Flintstones) Mularkey, meet Mularkey, he's the rookie coach who has no clue From the - town of Pittsburgh, he's the man who knows the Bills are due Let's ride - with the O-line down the street Anchored by Drew Bledsoe's iron feet When you're with Mularkey Have a very sad and blue time, a 4th and two time You'll have a wait 'til next year time

I defend personal injury actions and the counselor is 100% correct

First time I laughed since Saturday

Since 2001, the Bills are 17-34 which is either tied for the worst record during that span, or is second worst. They are good enough to lose close - which does nothing but break your heart. We are hearing the same coachspeak from Mularkey as we did from Williams, i.e. problems are correctable, we are on the right track, we are improving, etc., etc. Folks, the Emperor has no clothes and it's time we realize that. Winning and losing are both self-fulfilling prophecies. What kind of mind-set do you think the Pats came into the game with - they KNEW they would win, When they were down 17-10 they KNEW they would win. When we are ahead we creep around and wait for something bad to happen - and it does. The difference between winners and losers in this league is in large part mental, because physically teams are pretty evenly matched. This team does not know how to win, and when doubt permeates a team's collective mentality, it's not a question of whether they will lose, but only how. Someone on this board mentioned the lack of team leaders and I believe that is a problem. There are no Kellys, Talleys or even Taskers on this team. Until something happens to turn around the psyche of this team, we should hope for the best but expect the worst.

Buffalo is a 5.5 point dog, the "experts" do not agree with you.

Let's see, 1977, I was either at a Roller disco or watching "Happy Days"

"Hey, he can't do that to our pledges, only we can do that to our pledges" "My advice to you is to start drinking heavily" "Better listen to him, he's in pre-Med"

Agree 100% - last rookie QB who had any success was Marino

Frankenbledsoe

Frankenhooker Basket Case Bad Taste (Peter Jackson director) Texas Chainsaw Massacre Pt II (starring Dennis Hopper)

Add that to what the Faiders did to the Yucs and there may be some truth to this

He was a great leader, he did it with his play and his attitude, not his mouth

80% fat and 20% salt - it is nature's perfect food and a good part of a balanced diet, along with doughnuts and nachos

As long as you won't need a root canal you will be ok. If you are anxious just ask for the old nitrous oxide (ask for it anyway, you will leave happy)

We sometimes forget that Kent Hull may have been the best position player on that entire offense.