davefan66

Ripped down an old Fanta Sea pool. Can’t believe how much wood went into making it. Wanted it gone fast so I took a huge pickup truck load of it to a Modern site near Orchard park. $80 to dump it. Would have taken a couple more truckloads to get rid of the rest. Ended up burning what wasn’t stained or pressure treated. Lastly, cut up the rest and tied it up, took six weeks of dumping it at the curb to get rid of the rest. Where I live I have to pay for garbage disposal, and they wouldn’t allow free dumping at their sites. Did you call Amherst and see if you could dump it for free?

Could be. Though he had holes, he didn’t hit them fast enough trying to dance. Ivory just hits the and goes, shady shakes and bakes and doesn’t have the same speed he used to have. May have lost just a little, but that’s amplified in the NFL. Sit upper deck and can see how shady has holes, doesn’t hit them fast enough.

Have to say, thought Ivory played better than Shady last year. Hit the hole harder, got the positive yards.

Flew commercial if fans have access. Wonder if if he expected a private flight, hence the annoyance? Also expect that he signs today, or is gone and gos elsewhere. Got the $$$ to do it.

Brother lives an hour away from Fredrick in Severn. Psyched to hear about this. Disappointing to hear other franchises failed, especially if they aren’t training at the original. Throwing beef-on-weck, Labatts, and “Buffalo” wings on a menu doesn’t make it good. Gotta do it right, expatriates know the difference.

Close your eyes....it’s whoever you want it to be....

Great reverse and TD toss to the QB for Orlando.

Sean McVay has that guy who pulls him out of the way, Spurrier can't even walk out there. Needs that handcart Hannibal Lecter had in Silence Of The Lambs....

Thought it was good. Teams appeared to have been prepped well.

I'm conflicted. Feel the percentage for a positive play on a kickoff, i.e.: greater than the 25 yard line or a TD, is outweighed by a the potential for a negative play. With the change in kickoff rules in the NFL, they've neutered the kick return team so it's almost moot.

Especially if the AAF sends some players to the majors. Will give them a jump on recruiting players.

Fyi. Both games are streaming live on aaf.com

Obligatory answer. Blizzard.

Refs look like they are wearing bullet proof vests.

Is there an agreement with the NFL about cherry picking, or is it built in the players contracts like the CFL? Be interesting if a guy lights it up and signs with the NFL after a few weeks as a UFA.

Got the invite. Have 2 seats. said no to PSL, limited increasenwith new stadium.

I don’t see this as a tag and trade. I don’t believe Wentz has won the team, and they are also safeguarding from poor play. Wentz may may have a better stat line, but the team played much better under Foles, believe that’s why they will keep him. Problem is, what does keeping Foles do to Wentz? Always looking over his shoulder.

Not sure what the issue has been, but this past season the restrooms became a problem. I use the newer restroom by section 330 on the upper deck mezzanine, the one that is at the top of the ramp up. Lines were huge all season at obvious times to go, but also long during the “off” times. Cleanliness wasn’t much of an issue early on, became a problem mid season. Have not seen the sink used as a urinal for years since they’ve upgraded them. Wonder if that’s the reason for longer lines! Back in the day it was common to see someone using the sink every time you used the restroom (NOT condoning the action).

Pizza and wings. Super imaginative. Although, will be getting some crowlers of Thin Man Brewery’s Trial by Wombat....delicious.

The Great Escape. All time favorite. Kelly’s Heroes. Great cast.

Depends on the type of knee replacement, total versus partial. Also depends on your overall health. Getting both knees done at the same time has its advantages - single copay, one rehab period, less chance for post-op infection and one hospital visit. The disadvantage is you won't have a good leg to stand on after surgery.... Knee replacement surgery has changed greatly over the last 10 years. It used to be you'd get the replacement and spend 3 days in the hospital. Now, you may spend a single night in the hospital. They are even performing these surgeries in ambulatory surgery centers. Post-op pain and complications have lessened, as has rehab time. Again, it is about your overall health and your strength to be able to have the surgery and rehab both knees at once. Pain management is also a concern if having both done. One thing I have learned is each surgery is individual, you can't assume someone else's good/bad surgery will happen that way for you. I've taken care of people who had both knees done at different times and their experiences differed greatly from knee to knee. It's really up to you how well you do. If you're healthy and strong, you should do fine. It's about putting in the time before to build strength and after to rehab the best you can. Your MD should know whether or not you are a good candidate for both knees at once. If you're not, he/she won't do it.

The rule that needs changing is what is reviewable. Too many times critical plays are missed that change the game, ie: massive PI by NRC. Probably one of the worst missed calls I've ever seen (even worse than "just give it to them"). OT is much fairer than it was before. Problem was not the coin toss, but the defense not making a stop.

As much as I really don't want to, I will. I'm tired of seeing the patsies playing in the SB. Just want to enjoy the game without caring who wins. Just hate the fact that a few missed plays (Offside, phantom roughing the passer) helped them get back. I know good teams make good things happen, but how many good things can happen to one team? From the tuck rule to last night, tired of it. I predict a blow out by the patsies, so will watch until its unwatchable.

Always and forever. If it happened every so often, then whatever. Happens every game for these mother f@&&#*s!

Holding? Of course. Can be called every single play on offense and defense.