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I feel a logical cerebral tone back to this team, that has been missing the last 10 years. Coincedentily enough, that coincided with Levy's exit from the team. I am quite reminded to 85-86, when the Bills were a pathetic organization, and it had the same feel, us Bills fans experienced recently. Back in the mid-80's it was Polian - Levy that brought us from the abyss, now 20 years later its Levy - Jauron. Their moves are quite interesting and I think we may be surprised at the results........... It only makes me realize how easily I was enthralled with Donahoe's Fools Gold.

What??? Free Agency started today bro.... Chill... The Bills signed 2 players to minor contracts. Relax. Nothing to see here, look away. Damn, I can't get used to this new way of thinking.

' Pyrite Gal... Keep it coming... I would like to read more logical posts from this board. Fantastic response.

Uhhh John... Marv was a part of that regime that waived those guys...

Or hire a competent staff. His first staff was putrid.

Anyone think Lofton has a chance? I thought it was peculiar that he got Head Coach interviews as a WR coach, but no talk of him as an OC. Do you think he might get a shot with Marv as GM?

You know, I kinda agree. He got an extremely raw deal in Chi town. Well respected, and also on his 2nd stint, with a few years separating the 2 jobs...

I have already stated that it is SDS in his continuing psychological profile of internet message boards. He has hinted as such... But what the hell do I know...

Ha... So true! Bob, I miss your old school articles you wrote. That was some killer stuff back in the early days.

Sorry Rico, I used to be an internet jockey as SDS and the old timers know, but I was just throwing out this observation. You are the entertainment I was referring to! Keep up the good work!

Wow... It sounds like I am posting the obvious. It is killer fun though. At least after a loss, we can all enjoy the shenanigans!

I don't post much, but I find myself hopping on here for the entertainment after a loss. With a win, I typically read the media reports, check in here briefly, and move on. After a loss, I love coming on here to see the emotion of fans losing their cool over a football team. I am not being condescending, as I find myself getting fired up as well. What do you guys think? Wins are killer, but losses really make message boards more entertaining.

Theisman is not a Hall of Fame QB.

A much more elegant response to my position.

Sorry, I was following the thread and quoted it incorrectly. That did come out wrong.

I also find the thread a tad too political. Is it so wrong for the average citizen to criticize the federal, state and local government? Why does everyone make it a Republican vs Democrat political discussion? Most of us, as Americans, seek the best for our country. This age of black and white politics is really disconcerting. Based on that, you must be a really staunch conservative Republican, with strong political connections, to support this current administration.

BUFFALO, N.Y. (AP) – Bills wide receiver Roscoe Parrish had surgery on his injured right wrist Friday, but the rookie is expected to play this season. The second-round draft pick out of Miami fell on his right wrist while diving for a pass during training camp on Wednesday. The Bills, who will play their preseason opener in Indianapolis on Saturday, didn’t announce the nature of Parrish’s injury or give a timetable for his return. The surgery took place after Parrish returned to Buffalo on Thursday to review test results with the team’s medical director, Dr. John Marzo. Parrish’s agent, Drew Rosenhaus, didn’t return telephone messages left by The Associated Press. Parrish was the Bills’ top draft pick after the team traded its first-rounder to Dallas for the right to select quarterback J.P. Losman in the first round last year.

Ha... I think the most endearing thing about SAS is that he is black. Without that fact, he wouldn't even have gotten this show. The guy is just an idiot.

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Not true Jeff. In Southern California we call I-5 and I-405, "the 5" and "the 405". This is true for the 101, the 73 and the 241 as well.

Any amateur home brew I was forced to drink, acting as though their creation was the next big beer. Also, the guys that know what they are doing create some decent stuff, but it always seems as though they can't stop on a good thing. Other than that, I think all the rest are pretty freakin obvious.

I know this goes against everything that's right about beer drinking (in America), but my favorite beer as a treat, is a French beer called Fischer LaBelle. Great clean taste, and very satisfying. My beer of choice is Spaten, although sometimes I get whatever is on sale between Heinekin, Becks or Bass if the funds are low.

I don't quite understand why everyone thinks we won't make the playoffs for 3 more years. We were on the cusp last year, and we only lost Pat Williams and Jonas Jennings. Servicable veterans, but not blue-chippers by any means. McGahee and Evans are going to shine in their second year of starting, and I believe Losman is an upgrade over Bledsoe. Losman may make some mistakes, but I think his arm and his legs will win some games as well. I just don't understand the negativism of this team, based on the losses of only 2 meaningful starters off of last years squad.

Well in Southern California we call it "the 5" and "the 405" and "the 101", so its not that unique...

Well, I was only posting on the fact that white Anglo-Saxons can commit terror as well. I am not getting involved in the politics of Northern Ireland. It seems as though repressed people act in terror, because it is their only "viable" option. Not that any civilized person views it as viable, but that is the way they think. The only way the war on terrorism will be won will be by either eradicating the opposition (impossible) or understanding their plight and fixing it (more plausible).