Your unpopular ideas

[Bad Things]

9 hours ago, Gugny said:

 

I think Wade Phillips was the best coach in our franchise's history.

 

Hmm... you may have a point.

[Gugny]

3 minutes ago, Bad Things said:

 

Hmm... you may have a point.

 

I also don't think Marv was a bad coach.  I think he was a great coach.  His style got them to four Super Bowls.  I do think it bit him in the ass in the first one, but overall, I think we simply lost to better teams.

[Buffalo716]

2 hours ago, warrior9 said:

I don't know if this is an unpopular opinion or not.... but

 

- I HATE when people say Buffalo is "upstate New York." Having moved out of Buffalo, I hear it very frequently and my response is always, "Well, we're not upstate.. we're Western New York."

I guess realistically upstate encompasses WNY

 

Upstate is technically anything outside NYC which is downstate

[Reed83HOF]

8 hours ago, ShadyBillsFan said:

 

hate that color.       

 

It reminds me of the time I upchucked Spit Peas soup 

 

[Nanker]

Pie are not square. Pie are round. 

[Augie]

Despite what @Gugny and others might tell you, baseball is a boring sport, good for nothing more than background noise.

 

As my son said after his final season of baseball “half the people are standing around, and the other half are sitting.”  So true! He knew that at the ripe old age of 9, and moved on to “real sports”.  ?

[CLTbills]

On 8/26/2019 at 10:42 PM, Virgil said:

This is both random and probably stupid, but I was reading some articles today and found myself in the minority of what was being talked about.  It made me think of other things like.  So, for fun, what are some things that you feel in the minority about regarding the NFL?  Here are mine:

 

-The owners deserve whatever money share they want.  I know these guys are billionaires, but they still put the money out and created the league.  While people pay to see the players, none of its possible without that initial large investment so they deserve the biggest share.  If I were to open a business and my employees wanted more of the profits than I got because of their customer service, I’d think they were nuts. 

 

-It’s okay for the Colts fans to want season ticket refunds.  For starters, they are total asshats for booing Luck.  However, people bought a product based off an expectation.  Season tickets sales are typically higher for competitive teams unless you’re a stupid Bills fan.  The Colts just became a long shot to make the playoffs and thus, the product changed.  Does that not merit a refund?

 

-FF leagues that don’t feature the QB as the highest scoring position are dumb.  Name an NFL team that is a perennial winner without a quality QB?  I see these cheat sheets that have  QBs going in the 3rd round or auction values of $20 vs RB’s of $60.  Makes no sense to me. 

 

-Shady isn’t “done”.  But he’s no longer a top 15 back.  If he and singletary had the same carries this season, I don’t think the output would be different. Shady doesn’t make guys miss like before and just isn’t a difference maker.  I think a top 5 RB could get 1500 yards in this new offense.   Shady takes what he gets now. 

 

-Steve Tasker isn’t a hall of famer.  I loved the guy, but unless you are giving him credit for being one of the first players to make special teams roles seem important, he never broke the field.  I’m sorry, but I don’t get it. And honestly,  I’m not sold on Andre Reed except for the fact that he did it for so long.  He never really had eye popping seasons.  One year over 1300 yards.  

 

 

I’m sure there’s more, but it’s all I have right now.  I shall brace for impact. 

Definitely going to agree with the first two, Virgil. I can’t stand when people say, “the owner of that company is so greedy, he should pay the workers as much as himself!” Why? If he invested tens or hundreds of thousands of dollars of his own money, or in this case millions of billions, he’s entitled to keep as much as he wants. Everybody has a value, but the owners is the highest because he invested the money to begin with.

 

And yes, colts fans should be entitled to a refund because the product they paid for isn’t going to be what they get

Edited August 29, 2019 by CLTbills

[Bad Things]

44 minutes ago, Gugny said:

 

I also don't think Marv was a bad coach.  I think he was a great coach.  His style got them to four Super Bowls.  I do think it bit him in the ass in the first one, but overall, I think we simply lost to better teams.

Yup, that's how I see it too.

[CLTbills]

6 hours ago, gobills1212 said:

Its not my idea, but changing teams bc ticket prices are too expensive...

And then going to change to a team whose tickets are even MORE expensive.

[Happy]

Leslie Frazier will not be our DC after this season.

[The Plastic Cup]

4 hours ago, Gugny said:

 

I also don't think Marv was a bad coach.  I think he was a great coach.  His style got them to four Super Bowls.  I do think it bit him in the ass in the first one, but overall, I think we simply lost to better teams.

 

Marv was good at keeping a lot of big egos tuned in and on the same page, which was pretty important for that group.

 

 But he’s wasn’t a great game day coach.

[Don Otreply]

11 hours ago, OldTimeAFLGuy said:

 

...whole damn color rush crap gives me "Butch From The Eastside" flashbacks......

Just imagine if they were flesh tone color rush... not that there’s anything wrong with that...

[zonabb]

As a lifelong WNYer and STH, I do not think we owe the Pegulas one penny to build a new stadium and if that means he packs up and take his team elsewhere, so be it. Decades of corporate welfare have gotten this region and its rank and file people where exactly? End it with a big fat no to the fracking king. He doesn't need the money, period. 

 

The stadium experience at NEF gets worse every year. The train horn is unbearable. You can't talk to people during commercials because they don't want to do anything other than listen to commercials at 150 dB and the concession prices are outrageous...I might have maybe one or two beers the entire year, never eat food because it sucks; they should be required to have drinking fountains and refilling stations (save me the fear-mongering about allowing refillable containers into the stadium, my old man used to bring in Thermos of hot chocolate) 

 

I think over time, the NFL is going to struggle to retain and grow fans. Less kids play and will play, except in the south where shots to the head don't have the same impact. Soccer, especially the EPL is a better sport, especially on TV. No roided up former players screaming ridiculously obvious hot takes passed off as "color analysis". Their pre-game, halftime, and post game shows are top notch affairs, again well spoken, intelligent, analytical takes at a standard volume, no Berman-esque stupidity aimed at children and frat boys. And the games take less than two hours of your time. Pick a team, tune in and enjoy. 

 

That is all. 

 

[Stank_Nasty]

10 minutes ago, zonabb said:

As a lifelong WNYer and STH, I do not think we owe the Pegulas one penny to build a new stadium and if that means he packs up and take his team elsewhere, so be it. Decades of corporate welfare have gotten this region and its rank and file people where exactly? End it with a big fat no to the fracking king. He doesn't need the money, period. 

 

The stadium experience at NEF gets worse every year. The train horn is unbearable. You can't talk to people during commercials because they don't want to do anything other than listen to commercials at 150 dB and the concession prices are outrageous...I might have maybe one or two beers the entire year, never eat food because it sucks; they should be required to have drinking fountains and refilling stations (save me the fear-mongering about allowing refillable containers into the stadium, my old man used to bring in Thermos of hot chocolate) 

 

I think over time, the NFL is going to struggle to retain and grow fans. Less kids play and will play, except in the south where shots to the head don't have the same impact. Soccer, especially the EPL is a better sport, especially on TV. No roided up former players screaming ridiculously obvious hot takes passed off as "color analysis". Their pre-game, halftime, and post game shows are top notch affairs, again well spoken, intelligent, analytical takes at a standard volume, no Berman-esque stupidity aimed at children and frat boys. And the games take less than two hours of your time. Pick a team, tune in and enjoy. 

 

That is all. 

 

Yikes. Maybe next time don’t bother grabbing a ticket and save them for.... anyone other than yourself. Good lord dude. 

Edited August 29, 2019 by Stank_Nasty

[NickelCity]

1 hour ago, Stank_Nasty said:

Yikes. Maybe next time don’t bother grabbing a ticket and save them for.... anyone other than yourself. Good lord dude. 

 

I actually agree with a ton of what he said. Especially when the EPL comparison begins.

[reddogblitz]

50 minutes ago, NickelCity said:

 

I actually agree with a ton of what he said. Especially when the EPL comparison begins.

 

I agree that the commercials and "music" are too loud.

Edited August 29, 2019 by reddogblitz

[Bill from NYC]

15 hours ago, DabillsDaBillsDaBills said:

Kyle Williams was over-rated. 

 

He was a very good player, but he was hyped up too much. I think the media latched onto him because he was the best player on some bad teams, and the people of Buffalo latched onto him for the whole blue collar/brings his lunch pail to work/does his job shtick. 

Initially I thought this, but; it was as if he continued to develop and improve for years.

 

I can only imagine how good he would have been had he been surrounded by better players, or even if his teams had better offenses to give the defense a break.

[CSBill]

I must say, one of the better threads on here in a long time. Well done, Virgil!

[Ridgewaycynic2013]

10 hours ago, zonabb said:

...except in the south where shots to the head don't have the same impact.

Didn’t thinking as such result in the Civil War?

*

The revamped ‘Billy Buffalo’ is just fine.  ?

[Aireskoi]

I don't listen to the TV announcers or watch pregame shows ever for any reason.  Even prime-time non-Bills games.

 

When I'm watching from home I watch football with the volume off on the TV. 

 

Usually I'll have the WGR stream on (or Sirius) to hear Murphy call the action a couple minutes behind what I've already seen. 

 

I'm almost as happy with a radio only feed as I am with both, I just love hearing the games called on the radio.

 

I have no use for the NFL TV shows they put on every week, it's just more programming.  I don't need that.

 

 

 

 

[GunnerBill]

10 hours ago, zonabb said:

I think over time, the NFL is going to struggle to retain and grow fans. Less kids play and will play, except in the south where shots to the head don't have the same impact. Soccer, especially the EPL is a better sport, especially on TV. No roided up former players screaming ridiculously obvious hot takes passed off as "color analysis". Their pre-game, halftime, and post game shows are top notch affairs, again well spoken, intelligent, analytical takes at a standard volume, no Berman-esque stupidity aimed at children and frat boys. And the games take less than two hours of your time. Pick a team, tune in and enjoy. 

 

That is all. 

 

Hmm. See I am the other way on this having grown up with soccer and played it and coached it to a semi-pro level. I think most of the fomer players doing the color analysis suck. And while soccer doesn't have the same concussion issues as the NFL it does have them - I spoke in the shout box the other day of my own dad's issues (he was a pro-soccer player though never made the Premier League level) with brain degradation attributed to endless heading of the ball. But the main flipside argument I make (and soccer still remains my first love sporting wise) is that soccer has essentially become a predictable, financially doped product that has lost some of the charm it once had. At the top 6 clubs (including the one I have supported my whole life) play real life fantasy football with their millions while famous, old reputable clubs struggle to even survive. The NFL has a sustainable financial model that keeps 32 teams in existance and operation. Of the 92 professional soccer clubs in England last year only 12 turned a profit. The rest are piling up losess upon losses upon losses. Bury FC - formed in the 1880s and members of the football league for over 120 years - went bust this week. 20 years ago they beat Manchester City on equal terms in a league game. Today 1 day of Man City's wage budget would have kept Bury in business. Instead that community is without a team.

 

Soccer is a great game. The EPL is a great product. But look a bit deeper and it has just as many of its own problems as the NFL does.

[Stank_Nasty]

9 hours ago, NickelCity said:

 

I actually agree with a ton of what he said. Especially when the EPL comparison begins.

Love gameday. Love being in New Era. I’ve literally never had an issue conversing with somebody right beside me. That zonabb is apparently just a miserable human being.... And soccer????? LOL. Okaaayyy. 

Edited August 29, 2019 by Stank_Nasty

[Steve O]

On 8/28/2019 at 4:20 AM, GunnerBill said:

 

Do you think the existing PAT system is working? I am not wedded to a way to change it but I hate what we have now. I'd even rather go back to the kick that was basically automatic. 

I would move the PAT to the 5 yard line for either 1 or 2 points. However, no holder. Drop kick for 1. Might just eliminate the holder all together from the kicking game. 50+ yard field goals are routine, teams are almost guaranteed 3 points once inside the opponents 35 yard line. With all the rule changes over the years favoring the offense, something should be done to help out the defense.

[Rocky Landing]

On 8/28/2019 at 1:20 AM, GunnerBill said:

 

Do you think the existing PAT system is working? I am not wedded to a way to change it but I hate what we have now. I'd even rather go back to the kick that was basically automatic. 

I do, in fact. I think one of the exciting things that happens in team sports (all of them, really) is that the game can occasionally come down to one guy being able to execute their role. One muffed PAT can cost the game. Yes, I like that. It's one of the things that defines "any given Sunday."

[stony]

Tim Horton's coffee is quite bad. 

[Bleeding Bills Blue]

4 minutes ago, Rocky Landing said:

I do, in fact. I think one of the exciting things that happens in team sports (all of them, really) is that the game can occasionally come down to one guy being able to execute their role. One muffed PAT can cost the game. Yes, I like that. It's one of the things that defines "any given Sunday."

 

I think I'd take the kicker out of it.  1 play from the 5 - 1 point.  1 play from the 10 - 2 point.  It shouldn't be a guaranteed 1 (mostly guaranteed after they pushed it back), or essentially a slightly better than 50/50 proposition for 2.  

1 minute ago, stony said:

Tim Horton's coffee is quite bad. 

 

A double double tastes fine - then you realize its like 5 creams and 5 sugars.... not exactly healthy for your waist-line.

[major]

1. Ernie Adams/Pats still engage in spygate like tactics, which means NFL should suspend Adams for life

2. The nfl/goodell covered up spygate initially and the other owners were aware of it (but knew if they talked the league could suffer), which means goodell should be fired (he also covered up early studies of cte and concussion)

3. The radio in brady’s helmet is on during plays (telling him who to throw to) when communications between the sideline and the field are supposed to be cut off with 15 seconds left on the snap clock. Take away all communications in helmets. 

4. Some teams need to return home: the colts to Baltimore, the titans to Houston (to become the oilers again), the Cardinals to St. Louis, etc. and some teams need to be shut down (Jacksonville, Carolina, Texans)

5. Tampa Bay needs to go back to their orange jerseys and helmets

6. The 85 bears were the best nfl team of all time 

7. We would have won super bowl 34 had our owner not told Wade to start Johnson over flutie at the immaculate deception game at Tennessee 

8. Raiders should have moved to San Antonio or Oklahoma City instead of Vegas 

9. Seeing players suffer lifetime injuries makes it harder and harder for me to enjoy football at all levels 

10. We need a realignment of divisions in nfl based on proximity

[Pine Barrens Mafia]

12 hours ago, zonabb said:

I think over time, the NFL is going to struggle to retain and grow fans. Less kids play and will play, except in the south where shots to the head don't have the same impact. Soccer, especially the EPL is a better sport, especially on TV. No roided up former players screaming ridiculously obvious hot takes passed off as "color analysis". Their pre-game, halftime, and post game shows are top notch affairs, again well spoken, intelligent, analytical takes at a standard volume, no Berman-esque stupidity aimed at children and frat boys. And the games take less than two hours of your time. Pick a team, tune in and enjoy.

 

lol soccer. Especially EPL soccer which is aimed at an audience of violent drunken hooligans.

 

 

[stony]

2 hours ago, GunnerBill said:

 

Hmm. See I am the other way on this having grown up with soccer and played it and coached it to a semi-pro level. I think most of the fomer players doing the color analysis suck. And while soccer doesn't have the same concussion issues as the NFL it does have them - I spoke in the shout box the other day of my own dad's issues (he was a pro-soccer player though never made the Premier League level) with brain degradation attributed to endless heading of the ball. But the main flipside argument I make (and soccer still remains my first love sporting wise) is that soccer has essentially become a predictable, financially doped product that has lost some of the charm it once had. At the top 6 clubs (including the one I have supported my whole life) play real life fantasy football with their millions while famous, old reputable clubs struggle to even survive. The NFL has a sustainable financial model that keeps 32 teams in existance and operation. Of the 92 professional soccer clubs in England last year only 12 turned a profit. The rest are piling up losess upon losses upon losses. Bury FC - formed in the 1880s and members of the football league for over 120 years - went bust this week. 20 years ago they beat Manchester City on equal terms in a league game. Today 1 day of Man City's wage budget would have kept Bury in business. Instead that community is without a team.

 

Soccer is a great game. The EPL is a great product. But look a bit deeper and it has just as many of its own problems as the NFL does.

Did you catch the Steve Dale interview this week on BBC (maybe Sky)?  What a f-ing crook. 

[GunnerBill]

2 hours ago, Rocky Landing said:

I do, in fact. I think one of the exciting things that happens in team sports (all of them, really) is that the game can occasionally come down to one guy being able to execute their role. One muffed PAT can cost the game. Yes, I like that. It's one of the things that defines "any given Sunday."

 

Fair enough. I can't stand it. It is my least favourite of all the changes made in recent years.

1 hour ago, stony said:

Did you catch the Steve Dale interview this week on BBC (maybe Sky)?  What a f-ing crook. 

 

Was on BBC radio, yea. Arrogant idiot.

 

The EFL is not fit for purpose though. I gave that advice to a Parliamentary Select Commitee about 9 years ago. Until the regulatory bodies take some responsibility this sort of absolute nonsense will continue to happen.

[RyanC883]

On 8/26/2019 at 11:14 PM, Johnny Hammersticks said:

 

Sucked as GM.  Made a poor decision in Super Bowl vs Giants.  The only one they should have won.  Run the freaking ball!!!!

 

let his team go out partying before SB's also.  

On 8/27/2019 at 4:13 PM, Bad Things said:

For Pete’s sake, I honestly don’t understand how/why some people just need to complain and whine about anything and everything.

We all come to TSW because we’re all fans of what may be one of the most painfully unsuccessful sports franchises in history. 

 

Through all of those awful years, we really had only one golden era.  The Superbowl era.

So, instead of talking about those times nostalgically, you need to revise history and call the best coach in our franchise’s history, a crappy Head Coach?

That’s pretty sad if you ask me.

 

this is an unpopular idea thread.   Don't knock his unpopular idea!!!!!  

[26TrapDraw]

If coach put me in in the fourth quarter we'd be state champs for sure...

- Uncle Rico

Edited August 29, 2019 by BeefCurtns

[thenorthremembers]

15 hours ago, zonabb said:

As a lifelong WNYer and STH, I do not think we owe the Pegulas one penny to build a new stadium and if that means he packs up and take his team elsewhere, so be it. Decades of corporate welfare have gotten this region and its rank and file people where exactly? End it with a big fat no to the fracking king. He doesn't need the money, period. 

 

The stadium experience at NEF gets worse every year. The train horn is unbearable. You can't talk to people during commercials because they don't want to do anything other than listen to commercials at 150 dB and the concession prices are outrageous...I might have maybe one or two beers the entire year, never eat food because it sucks; they should be required to have drinking fountains and refilling stations (save me the fear-mongering about allowing refillable containers into the stadium, my old man used to bring in Thermos of hot chocolate) 

 

I think over time, the NFL is going to struggle to retain and grow fans. Less kids play and will play, except in the south where shots to the head don't have the same impact. Soccer, especially the EPL is a better sport, especially on TV. No roided up former players screaming ridiculously obvious hot takes passed off as "color analysis". Their pre-game, halftime, and post game shows are top notch affairs, again well spoken, intelligent, analytical takes at a standard volume, no Berman-esque stupidity aimed at children and frat boys. And the games take less than two hours of your time. Pick a team, tune in and enjoy. 

 

That is all. 

 

May want to check out the rates of CTE among soccer players as well.  Odd how many concussions you get hitting a ball with your head.     I would think a person who prefers well spoken, intelligent, and analytical takes at a standard volume would have researched them prior to posting something demeaning a portion of their country, children and frat boys.

 

[buffaloboyinATL]

On 8/26/2019 at 7:42 PM, Virgil said:

 

-It’s okay for the Colts fans to want season ticket refunds.  For starters, they are total asshats for booing Luck.  However, people bought a product based off an expectation.  Season tickets sales are typically higher for competitive teams unless you’re a stupid Bills fan.  The Colts just became a long shot to make the playoffs and thus, the product changed.  Does that not merit a refund?

 

He effectively retired due to lingering injuries.  If you start refunding fans money every time an injury effects the teams chances of winning games, you are on a slippery slope. Even with the unfortunate timing, a true fan still cheers for their team, even against all odds. Suck it up and cheer for the players who did not retire and if you don’t want to attend the games, sell your tickets.

[warrior9]

3 hours ago, major said:

 

9. Seeing players suffer lifetime injuries makes it harder and harder for me to enjoy football at all levels 

10. We need a realignment of divisions in nfl based on proximity

Two of the best opinions i've read. 

 

We are watching the downfall of the game happen right in front of us. 

[The Real Buffalo Joe]

On 8/26/2019 at 10:58 PM, whatdrought said:

- At it’s base, football is descended from the gladiatorial games of Ancient Rome and it’s indicitive of our society that it has surpassed more civilized sports like golf and baseball to win the hearts of the common citizenry. 

 

- People who say football is dumb (typically women, in my expirience) are simply insecure in their inability to understand the minutiae of the game. 

 

- Never trust a man who doesn’t like football.

 

- Never trust a man who doesn’t have a proper understanding of some self defense implement (from martial arts, to guns, to knives, whatever)

 

- Men with long hair are fundamentally worthless- some exceptions apply.

 

- Higher education in the world today is largely useless and an obscene waste of money. 

 

- A large majority of the social Ills facing our country are a result of government based school systems. 

 

- Bill Bellichick is kind of likable- *vomits* 

Is it okay that I read this in Ron Swanson's voice?

[billsfan89]

15 hours ago, zonabb said:

As a lifelong WNYer and STH, I do not think we owe the Pegulas one penny to build a new stadium and if that means he packs up and take his team elsewhere, so be it. Decades of corporate welfare have gotten this region and its rank and file people where exactly? End it with a big fat no to the fracking king. He doesn't need the money, period. 

 

The stadium experience at NEF gets worse every year. The train horn is unbearable. You can't talk to people during commercials because they don't want to do anything other than listen to commercials at 150 dB and the concession prices are outrageous...I might have maybe one or two beers the entire year, never eat food because it sucks; they should be required to have drinking fountains and refilling stations (save me the fear-mongering about allowing refillable containers into the stadium, my old man used to bring in Thermos of hot chocolate) 

 

I think over time, the NFL is going to struggle to retain and grow fans. Less kids play and will play, except in the south where shots to the head don't have the same impact. Soccer, especially the EPL is a better sport, especially on TV. No roided up former players screaming ridiculously obvious hot takes passed off as "color analysis". Their pre-game, halftime, and post game shows are top notch affairs, again well spoken, intelligent, analytical takes at a standard volume, no Berman-esque stupidity aimed at children and frat boys. And the games take less than two hours of your time. Pick a team, tune in and enjoy. 

 

That is all. 

 

 

Not to mention that football stadiums are not particularly good investments for smaller and mid-sized markets. Metlife Stadium in the largest market in the USA which also houses 2 football teams (thus guaranteeing 20 dates plus playoff games possibly) and the stadium only sees about 30-35 dates a year. An arena can at least house 70 dates a year or more even if you only have one NHL/NBA team in there. 

 

An arena housing an NHL team gets 45-60 dates from hockey, 15-20 concerts a year (much easier to sell out a 17k arena) and probably 10-15 other types of dates (WWE. Monster Jam, Disney on Ice, MMA etc.) Meanwhile a big football stadium sits empty for 345 days a year even if you get a college team in there to fill up 5 extra dates a year that’s still not great. 

 

I think that spending tax payer money on either is foolish but it seems extra foolish to spend more on an NFL stadium. I think that the only thing tax payers should spend money on is issuing a loan for infrastructure to the roads and bridges in the surrounding area (the loan being paid back with the parking money the stadium generates) that’s about it. I don’t think tax payers should be on the hook for billionaires. As sad as it would be to see the Bills leave Buffalo the city of Buffalo doesn’t need to do anything more than that for a stadium. 

[The Real Buffalo Joe]

On 8/27/2019 at 12:07 AM, Ethan in Portland said:

1. Marv Levy does not belong in HOF. He was worse than Brandon as a GM

2. Talley does not belong on Wall

3. I love Thurman, but OJ is still the best RB in Bills history. Bruce Smith is greatest Bill ever

4. If Bills played in NFC, the SuperBowl teams would have been lucky to make one

5. Kaepernick is better than 28 of the 32 backup QBs and probably better than three starters - Fitz, Eli(at this point in career), and Keenum

6. Tom Flores and Don Coryell belong in the HOF. Tasker and Hull do not. 

7.  Dick Jauron was better than most people think. Team played hard for him, rarely were blown out like the current HC is on a frequent basis, often had his team in a position to compete, and was handicapped as much as any HC by lack of talent at QB.  What cost him was playing not to lose down the stretch of games instead of going for the knockout.

In my unbiased opinion, Case Keenum is one of the greatest quarterbacks to ever touch the ball in the history of the game.

[Ridgewaycynic2013]

29 minutes ago, BeefCurtns said:

If coach put me in in the forth quarter we'd be state champs for sure...

- Uncle Rico

Not of the state spelling bee, that’s obvious...

[whatdrought]

42 minutes ago, The Real Buffalo Joe said:

Is it okay that I read this in Ron Swanson's voice?