MikeH

I know the Game vs. the Skins is being shown Live next Friday at 7:30pm on NFL Network! For the replays, go here NFL Network Schedule and change the "Jump to:" date to search for them. For example, Jump to August 19, and you'll see the replay of the Colts game at 11pm.

There's something else you forgot ... Hint: RMPL.

So you're saying that you may not have been raised properly?

The meter is still running son.

Bannister never played for the Bills, but he was brought in for a look a few years back when he played for Seattle. He may have been a RFA at the time? I remember him being very fast ... maybe they are looking at him as a gunner to replace Davis? HERE is a link to billsdaily.com from 2004 that talks about his visit then.

You mean if they sing out of tune? Well, I "tune them up" of course.

No, I like to take care of it as quick as possible. Sometimes when I'm really quick, I can get in a noogie or two before the guy knows what hit him .... good times! Once again ... God Bless America!!!

Thank You .... I can see you were raised properly.

To late ... there are a couple more just like me out there ... God Bless America!!!

I agree

I'll add you to the "not raised properly" category.

To answer the questions asked above: Do you remove your hat during the National Anthem? YES If you were at a game with friends and they didn't remove their hat would you instruct them to do so? YES If you were at a game and saw a stranger that had their hat on, would you ask them to remove it? YES If you were at a game and saw a stranger that had their hat on, would you tell them to remove it? YES, if they didn't do it when I asked them to. If they still refuse, it will be removed for them. To sum things up: Removing your hat during the National Anthem is mandatory. Anyone who thinks otherwise, was not raised properly.

Don't forget WYSL

Talas was my favorite local band ... saw them 100's of times. I still have the albums they released back then. They played at Stage 1 tons of times. I also remember seeing them at the Barrel Head in West Seneca, He + Shes in Tonawanda and many other places around the area.

I remember going to concerts at Buff. State around that time. I saw the Pretenders there and many others(I'm just having trouble remembering them right now). I'm not sure if it was called Clarks Gym.