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Coffee? Sumatra, Starbucks preferred but any Sumatra will do in a pinch. Black, and has to be freshly ground. Got a good conical burr grinder a few years ago and love grinding beans fresh for every 4-cup pot.

Polar has a "Diet Dry Orange" soda that's maybe 10% orange juice. Tasty - not as good as Pellegrino, but a lot cheaper. Polar just came out with a diet Dry Pink Grapefruit that's 6% juice. Also very good. The best though was the real concord grape juice my mother made when I was a kid. She crushed and boiled the grapes, ran them through cheesecloth, then canned it. The juice was thick, sweet/tart and delicious.

Where the hell is that TBDism thread?

Many thanks for this!

Whatever happened to the TBDism thread?

Oddly enough, we were pretty good in that area last year. Our net differential was +54 and was better than Detroit, Arizona and Cincinnati- all of whom finished 1 to 2 winss ahead of us.

Even if they make the Super Bowl, they're gonna lose it anyway.

Potato pancakes for breakfast, but especially for dinner, with bacon and applesauce. Smother the pancakes in butter and then salt and pepper to taste. Yum. My sister can make then exactly like Mom used to. Whenever we visit B-lo I have Sis make Mom's potato pancakes - lots of onion......

I'm dating a Buffalo Jill from the 1980s - does that count?

http://www.washingtonpost.com/news/post-nation/wp/2014/11/21/buffalo-death-toll-rises-as-officials-residents-continue-to-clear-lake-effect-snow/

I think Howard is s relative of Jimmy Spags - maybe Jimmy's illegitimate Dad. They use the same sentence structure and cadence in their writing. Doesn't Beerball have an illegitimate son on this board?

On the episode of "30 for 30" about the 1983 draft, Bills' GM (at the time) Norm Pollom explained that they took Hunter at 12 because they knew they would be able to get either Marino or Kelly at 14 (they had two first round picks).

I'd take 3 pounds off her hips and put it in her boobs. Then I would make sure my will is in order.

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A calico Poontang

Just bought a house in March. Haven't moved in yet as renovations are ongoing. I'm hoping I'll be happy in my house. Otherwise, I'll be very unhappy.

I have an ESOP, a 401k, an IRA and some mutual funds. I had a nice savings account until I bought a house in March. My retirement statement says I'll be at about 68% of where I need to be (they say I need to be at 80% - of current income). I plan on the lottery getting me over the hump.

I would look for someone exactly like my fiancee. But maybe a little more on the Eva Longoria side for looks. That would be perfect.

2010 Prius. I get between 200-250 MPG. I only drive it from the tops of hills.

Colt Lyerla @LongLiveLyerla Day 1 New Jersey #TheRessurection Hope he's not comparing himself to Jezus Krist's "ressurection"

McKelvin. That fumbled kickoff return was a dagger.

"This is the year of Super Bowl 50, the 25th anniversary since our first SB appearance." This is hard to believe; that is a long time ago. The Bills, as a franchise, was only 8 years old when I started following them. THAT seems like a long time ago, but the first Super Bowl? Remember it like yesterday. Before the kick, my wife couldn't stand to watch and went upstairs. Wish I had too!

That 250-yard season-opener was an away game played at New England.....

This is also one of my favorite memories. 1968 was the first season I followed the Bills closely, and I was obsessed with them as a 9-year old. My father used to take us for car rides when there were home games and we'd listen on the radio. I still remember the ups and downs and thrills of that game. I think there were one or two other interceptions (one returned by Butch Byrd for a TD) that were called back by penalty. It was a thrill to have found the AFL Highlights package of that game about 10 years ago on eBay. In fact, those were also the good old days - when you could openly buy recordings of old Bills games off eBay and could watch a lot more old stuff on YouTube before the NFL cracked down.

I also remember being about 10 years old and having to go downtown on West Mohawk Street to the Bills' offices to buy tickets. I recall standing in line on the sidewalk with my Mom kind of scared because it was a scary section of downtown.