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You gotta understand its more than just being a rah rah hardass type of guy. That approach won't get you too far, players can see through the fluff. Singletary is a different animal though, he is an honest man that holds his players accountable and is determined to bring out the very best in every guy on that field. He is a coach players can believe in and with his background there is not one single player who doesn't respect him. He is pretty much the opposite of Dick Jauron in every aspect of the game.

http://www.nfl.com/videos/san-francisco-49...9ers-tough-love

"When I come to play I'm bringing my lunch bucket because I'm going to be here all day whether you like it or not. I'm not going to leave and I'm not going to run. I'm going to stand toe to toe with whoever they bring out."- Darryl Talley

Fire Dick? Nah I get tested and I'm clean but thanks for asking

Washington????

Definately Cleveland

Any place like BWW or Hooters or any chain(although the hot waitresses with huge melons is worth the price of admission itself) lack the character that many great bars in the Buffalo and WNY area offer. I never get that same sense of belonging when I go to places like that.

Absolutely

I would love to have Mike Singletary as a coach, he was a f****** awesome football player, loved watching him play. I knew he would still have that same level of intensity as a head coach, I'm jealous of the 49ers in that regard.

Even though they deny it, I still think the song has a subtle reference to a LSD trip even though they might have gotten they idea from Julian and Lucy, I mean c'mon have you ever seen the video?? If that isn't trippy then I don't know what is

You know what though, I think Hangartner might've been hurt

Gotta love being on that street at 3am, I dont have any video unfortunately but I've got alot of memories/stories lol

Am I the only person who thinks BWW sucks? First off, now granted I haven't had alot of their food but their wings suck! Its depressing to know a franchise with Buffalo and Wings in its name has such crappy wings. As far as a place to drink at or watch a game its just lame. Doesn't have that authentic WNY watering-hole feel to it. It just seems to commericialized and family-oriented(I have no complaints about it as a place to take the wife and kids out to) but one of my friend's asked me if I wanted to watch the game there this weekend, I politely declined its just not my kind of bar.

Yeah go somewhere else

Lol I agree with you on the Reservoir Dogs scene, that one always hits home with me everytime I hear it on the radio or somewhere because I'll never forget the first time I saw that movie/scene. It was me and a few of my buddies at my friend's apartment and we just got done having a nice bong session and put that movie on while we were stoned out of our minds and once that scene came on I still remember it to this day, my one friend gets up goes "!@#$ it, I'm too high for this Im going to bed" LOL might not sound too funny to you guys but its one of those personal memories for me And then we always used to watch Dazed and Confused when we we would get high, and the opening montage with Aerosmith's sweet emotions always comes back to me everytime I hear that song. Those were some great times that I'll always remember and miss

I'm sure the majority of us had similar experiences during our college and roaring 20's years, lots of drinking, hanging out in bars, chasing women, getting stoned, etc. but I was just curious and wanted to see at what age did you grow out of that lifestyle and slow down? I'm sure everybody is gonna be different because usually it has to do with outside factors like having a child or getting a serious job but I'd like to hear people discuss when they started to change and what were the factors that caused it.

That was very entertaining, thanks for sharing I got quite a few quality chuckles out of it

I heard he took them to see a special directors cut, Dude wheres my offense

Is this a serious question?

Thats so like totally 1990's, whateverrr

It is what it is, is actually a great saying IMO.

Big Props to Trent and Lee as I could see them from where I was sitting in the upper deck being bombarded by autograph seekers and they were signing stuff the whole night while I'm sure that was the last thing they wanted to do.

Another stupid question, is this Bills Backers bar Loby's and Kenny's tailgate within the same general area? Will I be able to park my car nearby the tailgate and then walk to the Hall of Fame and/or the bar? Just trying to be smart when thinking about the driving and alcohol situation..any feedback would be appreciated thanks.