Draconator

Are you looking in the mirror again? Step away from the mirror!

This is an NFL board with a Bills focus. Not everything has to 100% pertain to the Bills. Now you have been educated.

Wordpress does tend to dominate the children. The kids try so damn hard too.

The scary thing is someone "agreed" with you.

Mentioned on Page 1. Let me consult my 18 year old daughter for her "expert analysis".

To be honest, I don't think it will happen either, but it's just something that keeps coming up for me.

I was thinking 90 Day Fiancee

https://www.latimes.com/entertainment-arts/story/2021-02-23/shailene-woodley-aaron-rodgers-engaged-jimmy-fallon “I’ve been reading that too, which is kind of — it’s kind of funny,” Woodley said, seeming to play coy at first. “Yes, we are engaged. We are engaged. But for us it’s not new news. So it’s kind of funny everybody right now is freaking out over it, and we’re like, ‘Yeah, we’ve been engaged for a while.’” “He’s ... a wonderful, incredible human being, but I never thought I’d be engaged to somebody who threw balls for a living,” Woodley joked. “But he’s really so good at it. ... When I first met him, my dog pulled me aside and was like, ‘If you don’t date this dude, I will disown you as my mother, because the three feet that I run with you when you throw a ball is nothing compared to the marathon I’m able to run with him.’”

Just my gut on this, but I think Josh takes a MASSIVE hometown deal. In the range of $20-$25 million/year, in order to keep the talent level around him at the top, and be able to contend for the Superbowl year in/year out.

Beato always comes up when I'm rehearsing songs on bass. The song I'm playing ends, and always a Beato video is next to play. Has to be paying a ton for that to happen. I had seen this before. I had always assumed that Limelight was in 7/4. Quite surprised that it alternates between 4/4 and 3/4. Check out his top 20 lists. That really shows off how good Beato is at multiple instruments.

Hmmmm.....

I haven't been to games in Dallas and Vegas, but you're absolutely right that the stadiums are stand alone attractions. In Vegas, the location is a bit puzzling. It's very close to the Strip, but it's on the other side of Interstate 15 across from Mandalay Bay, so if you're staying on the strip, you have to at least Uber to get to the stadium. I walked around Jerry's World and it took literally 35 minutes to make one pass around that place. Just massive. But the correstest (yes, I make up words) thing you said is there is nothing like a Bills home game!!!

Jerry World should be experienced once in a lifetime. The stadium is the spectacle. The Cowboys, are not.

Check out what it you would pay to park to watch a Cowboys game!

Only that a deal is close

The non-hockey playing employees (and temps) took over the ice after the final game.

I worked for the Sabres as a temp in the ticket department in the spring and summer of 1996. My first week was the last week of games at the Aud. For the last game against the Whalers, Rick and Lorenz came to the ticket offices (not at the box offices, the ticket offices were upstairs) to hang out before the game. Someone asked Rick if he wanted to take one of the sound baffles to the new Arena. Rick in total Rick fashion said, "I've breathed in that ***** crap for years. I'm probably going to have some weird disease. I'm done with those ***** things". (Yes, the profanity was included). One time I was leaving the Aud in the summer, and I walked across the floor. As I was at about where center ice would be, an absolutely huge rat ran out of the Zamboni entrance. There we were. Man vs. giant Rat. I took one step forward, and the rat turned and ran back in the Zamboni entrance. For the final game and the closing ceremonies, they would lower the banners from the rafters. What no one was expecting, was the banners were attached to solid lead pipes. Heavy as all get out. The players were struggling a bit skating them off the ice. Those of us taking the banners from the players were struggling a LOT. Me and another guy were carrying one of the pipes to the dressing room area, when Lafantaine was walking out to the ice. Pat is a huge practical joker, and takes any opportunity to make a joke, and to make you feel bad. So as we're walking back, Pat grabs the pipe, steps back to the support structure for the lower Gold seats, and just screams, "you're pinning me against the bleachers"! We were like freaking out! Then Pat lets go, pats us on the head, and heads out toward the ice. Speaking of Pat's practical jokes, remind me to tell the story of what Pat did to Matthew Barnaby and Jason Dawe.

A deal is so close, my cat can feel it! Just look at how close he feels it!

I'm thinking give Brock Lesnar another chance at the NFL.

Yes Matilda. It is the off-season. https://bleacherreport.com/articles/2932130-joe-buck-says-he-and-troy-aikman-used-to-drink-tequila-during-broadcasts?utm_source=cnn.com&utm_medium=referral&utm_campaign=editorial "We haven't done it in a long time now, but it was good for a stretch, and I feel like it's a good mental trigger to just chill and remind yourself that you're not refueling a F-16 in midflight," he said. "You're doing a sporting event, and if you treat it like anything other than that, you're doing yourself a disservice." I like drink beer or vodka during Bills games, so I guess we're doing the same thing. Except I'm not being paid by the word...

Just a curious question: Why are you bumping old PR/Social Media threads? Are you a Pegula in a TBD's body?

Although my favorite Cup story was the 1977 Canadiens. Guy LaFleur took the cup home the night the Canadiens won. He had a flat tire, so he took the Cup out of the trunk, and changed the flat. He gets home and his wife says, "Where the Cup"? He races back to where he changed the tire, and the Cup was sitting right there where he put it.