Ned Flanders

The bus lot was the go to spot for me. There was always someone too hung over and missed the bus and the group leader would unload tickets really cheap. Don't think I ever paid more than $10 for a ticket.

Have you seen the cost overruns associated with construction of the new stadium that the owner will now have to pony-up for?!?!? Ralph is cheap.

I have a bigger problem with his USAA commercials...

A lot to unpack but on Thursday night Amazon games, I don't think they're eligible to be flexed.

I would think this would be available to The Athletic subscribers, since it's owned by the NYT.

Patiently waiting for BBB to make a move.

I don't know why Nike, New Era, '47, and the rest don't bring back these styles...in adult sizes of course...old bastards like myself would eat this up.

I've watched the three seasons of The Bear, and the restaurant Carmy has opened up is a place I'd never go to...we go out to eat when we're hungry and the dishes prepared at that restaurant just don't appeal to me...simply put, I'd never go to a place like that, but that's me. Our family rarely goes out to dinner anymore...it's just too damn expensive and half the time, I leave disappointed while dropping $150-200 for a meal for four. We have a great local chain here in the Northern Virginia area called Great American Restaurants. It's about a dozen spots, the food is always good, the service is excellent and you leave feeling you didn't get ripped off...our nights out usually consist to those restaurants.

We were big on JC Penney since they shipped to the store which was only about 10 minutes away (Northgate Plaza on Dewey Avenue in Greece, NY). In about 1970, NFL stuff really started to appear big time in the catalog and it grew during the decade. My brother and I had jerseys, hats, etc. from several teams. Kids, these were the days before Fanatics and Amazon.

People still have cable?

This was one of more memorable threads in the history of TBD, along with NJSue, RIP, looking for homework help. Sad news indeed. Rest in Peace.

Ralph is cheap

Weak beer selection...glad I had something else to do that night.

Time for goblins and ghouls Winds howl off Lake Erie I wish it was colder

Like most sitcoms these days, the first 3-4 years are good...the rest, forgettable.

We were in the upper deck, visitors side, in one of the tunnels, watching the final drive. Hooks scores and the place, with what fans remained, erupts. I hear guys screaming, rushing out of the bathroom behind us...some still trying to pull their pants up, trying to see what the hell just happened. 😂

1981 vs. New England. I was there. Hooks' catch before the TD was even more remarkable.

Great Escape The Longest Day A Bridge Too Far Patton Saving Private Ryan I sense a theme here...

Jubilee Dunbar https://www.pro-football-reference.com/players/D/DunbJu00.htm Honorable mention: Houston Nutt

Think about this whenever the commercial comes on...hopefully the Jardiance lady and the dancers work there.

I thought McCourty and Barber did a decent job on the broadcast yesterday. At times I thought, Barber's voice sounded a lot like Steve Tasker.

Agree and it was good when Brandt came up to the Bills-Pats playoff blowout and he spent a good time praising the Mafia and WNY delicacies. Now, they focus on names rather than teams...Rodgers, Mahomes, a little bit of Josh here and there.

I get your points, but the TV numbers don't say the NFL is declining, in fact it's more popular than it's ever been. I'm in my late 60s and I pine for the "good old days" but the information that's available in real time blows away what was available to us just 20 years ago. 40 years ago, I would have learned on the local nightly news that the Bills had traded for Amari Cooper...today, I'm flooded with information seconds after it happened. And good luck getting highlights when you want them...I remember watching Howard Cosell's MNF halftime highlights in vain, waiting for a Bills sighting, only to have to wait until "This Week in Pro Football" on Saturday to see any Bills highlights...or in most cases, "lowlights." I get the oversaturation, I miss Charlie Jones, Curt Gowdy, and Al DeRogatis, and loath the often times endless commercials, but the product on the field and the television production has never been better. Now get off my lawn!

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