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I'm happy to see in this thread that leadership is holding the OP accountable!

She makes me wanna fly Southwest! http://whoisthathotadgirl.tumblr.com/post/47625599416/q-who-is-the-hot-flight-attendant-at-the-end-of

looks like he took a shot to the pair!

Just trying to clarify a thread that seems misleading in it's title and OP. Not that that's ever been done here.

Where are you getting your weather forecast? Weather.com doesn't mention rain until tomorrow afternoon and only a quarter inch total. Also, isn't the field surface artificial (field turf)? http://www.weather.c...A USMA0046:1:US

Copies of the Bills' annual highlight films dating back to 1960 are still out there; many can be found on YouTube. Complete broadcasts of regular season and playoff games prior to the 1970s are very rare, but some exist (none for Bills to my knowledge), but are worth checking out on YouTube. There is a condensed video version of the 1965 AFL Championship game floating around; i have a copy and it's pretty cool. It was also broadcast by Channel 7 (I think) in the early 1990s when the Bills were making their first Super Bowl runs. There are radio broadcasts of the 1964 and 1965 AFL Championship games around; I have both and they are also very cool. The big hit by Stratton on Lincoln in the 1964 game was not portrayed as significantly as it has become in Bills lore. That one also seems to have been recorded by someone listening to the game on the radio with a tape recorder next to the radio...you can hear the family noises in the background!

He means he'll need lotion and Puffs, but not all in one.

http://www.cbssports.com/nfl/eye-on-football/24383116/whats-the-most-popular-td-celebration-in-the-nfl-heres-an-audit Haven't drilled in far enough to see if the Bills are featured......but oddly enough, "doing nothing notable" is the most frequent form of celebration!

In the Christmas spirit.....

I've watched the video probably a dozen times...I'm not sure if she speaks or not. I better watch it again.

This caught my eye; I subsequently saw this, and wondered if she could bench press more than me....with those pecs, I'm pretty sure she can. http://www.atlantafa...94-1cd2c34c62ce

Baaaaaaad use of this verb - is this already on the list of TBDisms?

Tim Graham? Is that you?? Are you back for good?

Shows you what happens when you have no QB - Dennis Shaw wasn't anywhere near as good as he was as a rookie, and I don't think he had the players' confidence either.

I don't understand how your topic question relates to the 901 words that follow (MS Word - yea technology!). You ask if technology is marginalizing the NFL, and as I understand the term "marginalize", you're asking if technology is making the NFL "trivial" or "insignificant". But your post doesn't really state a position relative to the question - but you do make exquisite use of those "quotey" marks Technology is enhancing the enjoyment of the game for me, but I don't get the connection in asking if it has "marginalized" the NFL. P.S. Hang on - I just checked the 3am post time of the OP. NOW I get it! Never mind!

It's amazing that seemingly not too long ago (yes, it was 40+ years - but, but.....I'm old), black QBs were an anomaly and the attitudes captured in this article were real. I was 10 years old when trhe Bills dratfed James Harris and I remember what a big deal it was and the attention they got over it. OJ wrote a book about his rookie year (Education of a Rich Rookie) and he captured quite well the tension in the team over Harris starting the 1969 season. It was also disturbing to read how behind the times the Bills wer ein the late 60s and early 70s compared to true "professional" teams - no wonder we sucked - but I loved them and still do! It's also a little sad to see Lou Saban portrayed in a bad light - but apparently he had his weaknesses.

The Buffalo Bills - The Buffalo Sabres of the NFL.

It's interesting how the Sully threads always have many people posting that everyone should stop reading his columns. He's the guy people love to hate, yet can't seem to stay away from his work - or his threads! To me, he reads like a guy bored to death with the Bills and their never-changing state. He often refers to the fact it's the same old thing with them, and that it's hard to come up with new ideas/opinions on a very old topic. I used to find him really entertaining on WGR's pregame show when he came on around 8-9 am with Jeremy White. I'd listen to them on my way in from Syracuse and laugh at their banter and especially when Jerry would get all wound up over one argument or another. To me, he's entertaining when arguing a point with someone, whereas his columns reflect his boredom with the recurring state of the Bills.

I hear you - but that's the thing about message boards - everybody gets to say exactly what's on their minds, and I kind of enjoy the rants. I appreciate the passion, even if it's manifested as frustration. I used to be much more passionate about the Bills, but they have worn my enthusiasm down over the past 10 years or so. So, i just turn it off when i see things going the way it went Sunday.....the DVR was on, so if they came back, I'd watch it eventually. Oh, and I stopped drinking, so that might have something to do with my more peaceful, accepting demeanor

oppps! peed myself!!

Pegula is cheap!

I get the intent of your post, but are you really that big a fan of bad football? That Tampa game was nearly unwatchable.....and I've been watching and going to Bills games since 1968. Thank God that Philly game was on here in Syracuse - it was a blast to watch. And the college championship games Saturday were pretty exciting to watch too. Lots of good football being played, but the Bills aren't part of it right now.

Ripple?

By the time the wagon has reason to load back up, a thousand bucks won't be worth all that much. That's the same theory I'm using in extending my three daughters' college loans out 30 years!

I had a premonition this past week too. I knew if we didn't win, we most certainly were going to lose.