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With the 32nd pick in the NFL/TSW Draft, the Philadelphia Eagles select, Walter Nolen, DL, Ole Miss. The Eagles proved how to win Super Bowls, with a stellar Defensive Line/pass rush. Nolen will add to that process with his explosive first step in getting to the quarterback. This ends the first round. Round 2 and the Cleveland Browns are on the clock.

You won't believe how many bands currently in Buffalo play that as well as other "standards" and get top dollar. We won't go there.

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Me love you long time baby

I have all the keyboard patches for Camera Eye. But no way in hell I'm logging my 50 lb keyboard to gigs for one song. (Korg Nautilus are great keyboards, but notoriously heavy. I should have bought a Nord Stage 3).

This sounds like a fantastic idea! I would not be interested, solely because I wouldn't put in the time commitment needed. Best of luck to all those who participate!

We used to do Subdivisions, but the new drummer who also won Best Drummer in these very same rewards can't play anything technical (he has tremendous feel), so no Rush as of now.

We're not your normal Classic Rock band. We play Million Miles Away by The Plimsouls, Drivers Seat by Sniff N The Tears, Turning Japanese by that band who's name I forget. We do everything from Bryan Adams and David Bowie to Depeche Mode and Talking Heads.

We're on a break as our drummer is recovering from foot surgery. We're starting to get into the bigger bars, with built in crowds. We're playing 4 times in June. On average, 4 to 5 times a month during the summer months.

Two years in a row we won this.

Couldn't agree more!

Winner!!!

I did own a Camaro, but that was about 10 years after what I am referring to.

This came 29 years before I connected with my wife.

I have a custom license plate, but it's for my first love. (The Bills are a close second). CAMERA I. Anyone who can guess the reference wins nothing.

This is a nothing burger. Some ESPN AI Bot took Beane's comments, and created a click-bait article that's sure to get TBD talking and up to 50 pages.

They hate anything with "Bills" in name or title. May God help Bill Murray.

You'll have friends

I suck at analyzing college sports, but I'll take the Eagles. Kinda like taking one for the home team. @Virgil

Claude is my go to AI. I asked it to do the same: I'll simulate a potential career trajectory for Josh Allen. As I don't have information beyond October 2024, I'll create a plausible simulation based on his career trajectory up to that point and typical NFL quarterback career patterns. Josh Allen Career Simulation (2025-2035) 2025 Season (Age 29) Allen continues his prime years with the Bills, throwing for 4,400 yards, 37 touchdowns, and 13 interceptions. His rushing ability remains effective with 550 yards and 7 touchdowns on the ground. The Bills reach the AFC Championship but fall to the Bengals in a close game. 2026 Season (Age 30) A career-best season for Allen, who throws for 4,700 yards, 42 touchdowns, and just 11 interceptions. He adds 500 rushing yards and 6 touchdowns. The Bills finally break through, defeating the 49ers in Super Bowl LXI as Allen wins Super Bowl MVP with a 3-touchdown performance. 2027 Season (Age 31) Allen's production remains elite (4,350 yards, 35 TDs, 12 INTs) but the Bills struggle with injuries to key players. They lose in the Divisional Round to the Chiefs. 2028 Season (Age 32) Buffalo rebuilds parts of their roster. Allen throws for 4,200 yards with 33 touchdowns, adding 450 rushing yards as his running style becomes slightly more selective to preserve his health. The Bills return to the AFC Championship but lose to the Chargers. 2029 Season (Age 33) Allen's second Super Bowl run. He throws for 4,500 yards and 38 touchdowns while rushing for 400 yards. The Bills defeat the Eagles in Super Bowl LXIV, with Allen winning his second Super Bowl MVP award. 2030 Season (Age 34) Allen begins to show subtle signs of aging but remains highly effective, throwing for 4,100 yards and 32 touchdowns. His rushing drops to 300 yards as he focuses more on pocket passing. The Bills lose in the Divisional Round. 2031 Season (Age 35) A challenging year as Allen misses 4 games with a shoulder injury. He finishes with 3,200 yards and 24 touchdowns in 13 games. The Bills make the playoffs but exit in the Wild Card round. 2032 Season (Age 36) Allen bounces back with a healthy season, throwing for 3,900 yards and 30 touchdowns. His running game is now limited (200 yards), but his experience and arm talent keep him among the league's better quarterbacks. The Bills reach the Divisional Round. 2033 Season (Age 37) After contract negotiations, Allen and the Bills agree on what's likely his final Buffalo contract. He throws for 3,700 yards and 28 touchdowns as the Bills reach the playoffs but lose in the Wild Card round. 2034 Season (Age 38) Allen's final full season with Buffalo sees him throw for 3,400 yards and 25 touchdowns. The Bills miss the playoffs for the first time in years. 2035 Season (Age 39) Allen announces his retirement midway through the season after the Bills start 3-6. He finishes his career with approximately: 62,000 passing yards 480 passing touchdowns 7,000 rushing yards 75 rushing touchdowns 2 Super Bowl wins Allen is elected to the Pro Football Hall of Fame in his first year of eligibility in 2041.

My wife asked me to pick up Chips and Salsa on the way home from the office. Then she abruptly hung up on me. I think she's still mad that I named the twins.

Built in Buffalo is also the same group that's going around and saying Steve Tasker is in the Hall of Fame. I'd like another source for this, but that's just me.

I'm very well aware of this. I live about 5 minutes from both the Stadium and Practice Facility. I see both whilst driving down 20A