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It depends on what your definition of "is" is.

OK - nobody else has said it, but I'll say it...that was funny!!

they never said they were going to wait. Ralph specifically said that there was no particular order that these decisions were going to be made.

sorry -- ridiculous comparison. TM is light years better.

listened to it a couple of nights ago. It is as great as you would expect. The best part is listening to all the names from different eras that I had forgotten about. It is an excellent gift idea.

Ralph's wife, Mary. No estate tax. In her early 60's and in good health.

"experience an end around with your wallet" "chaos isn't just a word to us, it's the way we do business" "we guarantee an honest effort 75% of the time"

Cablelady - your new avatar is an insult to dog's everywhere. I think our O-line more closely resembles what dog's leave behind.

here's your answer linky

She was excellent! What a voice.

he was in the same dugout suite as last week about 5 rows behind us. Last week, there were many people turning around and gawking at him, asking for autographs, etc. This week, almost no attention paid to him by the folks around us (apparently the novelty of being so close to a double murderer wore off) and that's when he went on his little stroll down the aisle. This guy is a psychiatry class case study. And so is the A-hole who gives him the ticket for the suite. Do us a favor and stay away from Buffalo.

actually he was at the goal line on the Bills side about 5 rows behind me. He certainly was trying to be noticed as he sat in the first row of the suite directly in the middle of the open window. I was a little disappointed that approx 90% of the fan reaction was positive. Not trying to start a debate, but if he is going to attend, then he should go out of his way to stay in the background. Of course, asking someone who made a pez dispenser out of the mother of his children to use a little common sense might be asking too much.

actually, no, IMO. Getting out to a big lead and winning were the vibe. Like me, I think most in attendance will pull for whomever lines up under center, as long as they are wearing our jersey.

great presentation. Thurman's name is on the admin building right next to the 12th man. TT ended his speech by saying that was the place he really hoped his name would end up because he really loved the fans. Ralph presented him with ceremonial keys to a car of Thurman's choice.

Well said. I think their play calling actually gets worse in the red zone. If we would hand off to McGahee and pound the ball inside the 20, I am convinced we would have 2-3 more TD's right now. The Madden crack is dead on as Clements seems to always be trying to be out strategizing his opposing coordinator. This just in, if the run is working, KEEP RUNNING.

Great analysis Lori! My two cents on the Middleton incident. I was at that game with my wife and daughter. My brother who lives in Tampa had got us tix in the upper deck. I was there with my Cowart jersey on. He was unquestionably my favorite back then. And I got to see him play the quarter of his life. Besides the sacks, he was simply all over the field. They had no answer for him, other than that cheap shot. Which I agree was among the worst I have seen in many years of watching football. Sam was from Florida and the 15 rows of the section next to us was his family and friends, all in their jerseys. It was a pretty cool sight. Between that injury and the achilles he blew out against the Saints, he was never the same player. Injury free, he may have been headed to Canton. Just goes to show how football careers can change in literally one play. I also remember the punt return. While the flag did get picked up, I have to add that our special teams at that time were "coached" by none other than Ronnie Jones. Still perhaps the worst positional coach in the history of the NFL, and that's saying something.

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Excellent analysis. Thanks and keep it up.

This lucid theory from the same guy who told us last year after the Pittsburgh game, that (paraphrasing) "if you watched that game and think it was about Bledsoe's poor play, you're nuts." It still amazes me that the geniuses at GR made that statement into a promo for his show. Sorry Brad, but your UFO theories and contrarian analysis to generate controversy are ridiculous. And GR wonders why it can't get guests from the Bills to come on their shows.

Now it's surgery! unbelievable. link

maybe the best trade in Bills history. link

coincidently, that hotel had its grand opening today. Looks very nice fom the expressway. It is right off the 290 expressway at the Millersport Highway exit. Amherst is a very nice suburb. Good shopping and restaurants close by and convenient to most other parts of Western New York. I have never stayed at a Homewood, but the one by the airport in Cheektowaga has been open for several years and is consistently busy. Business First article

Welcome back! You've been missed. Hope things are better now.