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Dude just do what I do, drink instead of eating. Works like a charm.

Common, man. Henley went on record as saying that Glenn Frey basically was the Eagles. Vaccines don't cause autism. The last good movie that De Niro was in was Silver Linings Playbook, and that was in a supporting role. Practically every single celebrity that late boomers/Gen Xers adore is irrelevant now.

I'll take a stab at it: Springsteen jumped the shark a while ago, spends half of his "concerts" whining about politics. Has anyone from the Eagles put on a good show in the last ten years? De Niro is old as hell and is in a lot of cringy, ****ty movies now. Also an anti-vaxxer. Tiger should probably hang it up, he's never going to be Tiger again. Letterman pulled a Clinton with his interns and nobody cared because he's funny (haha yea ok) and liberal.

Man I loved that show. Casting was genius - lots of washed up or out of work actors playing washed up or out of work actors. It was perfect until some of them got better jobs and they basically lost their entire cast. Glad they knew when to quit, unlike a lot of shows.

Julia Roberts

I'll be honest - even this year's playoffs bored the hell out of me. NFL football just seems sterile now, for the most part. I love watching college football though, so I'll have that.

Like many others, I'm only done if/when the Bills leave WNY. I'll be done with the NFL too, no real sense in watching anymore, for me, if the Bills aren't around.

No, I got it fine as well. The Pegulas obviously need to adjust to their primary audience - Buffalo natives

To be fair to Trebek, the producers/judges of Jeopardy are pronunciation Nazis.

lol Love all the boomers complaining about the "cartooning up" and whathaveyou of SW/comic book movies. Hey guess what, comic books are geared toward kids. And hey guess what: SO IS STAR WARS. GTF over yourselves.

Really? I figured they'd be **** on a pita. I'll have to give it a shot.

It means that the BBMB refugees are rather fond of starting a thread for every inane thought they have, when said thought could easily fit into an already-started thread, keeping the board free of clutter.

I'm not ready to guarantee that the Chiefs make the playoffs. A wait-and-see mentality is IN order here.

True, and hindsight is 20/20 and all that, but I can't help but think Mahomes is in a much better situation development- and coaching-wise than he would be in Buffalo. Maybe that's the loser mentality but I don't think I'm the only one who thinks that.

The problem with thought experiments like this is that it's not a one-to-one comparison. Mahomes might well be worth the third and next year's first - to the Chiefs, who have the enviable position of having their playoff-caliber quarterback (some may argue that Alex Smith isn't really a playoff-caliber quarterback, but results speak for themselves) under contract for another two seasons. The Bills have the rather unenviable position of consistently missing the playoffs and not having a playoff-caliber QB. So no, a project (like Mahomes) would not be worth those picks - to the Bills. It's rather possible that neither team got a bad deal here - there isn't always a clear-cut winner and loser on every draft day trade.

In a yellow submarine?

Obligatory reminder that Paul McCartney has been dead for over 50 years. Suckers.

Yeah it starts way before the pro level - even when it comes to which sports the kids play, and it's more than just physical characteristics. The richer kids will play golf, hockey, and lacrosse while the poorer kids will play basketball and (in any place that isn't the USA) soccer. So once you get up to the pro level it's already been long decided what "type" of person you end up evaluating.

That !@#$er was long. I have no doubt that's true. And the point about people inside the sport ridiculing people who come in from outside the sport is well-taken. The people that played and/or coached the sport are probably highly susceptible to basing their "predictions" for players based on what they've seen in the past. But calling it a racial "divide" is sanctimonious at best. Sports, especially the NFL, is big money, bigger than it ever has been in history. The idea that scouts and GMs are consciously trying to keep a divide going is ridiculous.

I refuse to give The Unduhfeetehd any clicks. That said, pro sports are about numbers and how well you can play. Don't think there are many scouts or GMs who care much about anything else.

Well several people on this board have sources and the legitimate ones always make sure to compromise their relationship with their sources by giving tons of random internet strangers inside info, so I imagine you'll have your answers by 5:30 or so.

Probably drinking beer and practicing at home, waiting on the updates from WGR.

No way, that's when they can pat themselves on the dick for being so with it! After all, it's the current year!

Make that lunch a wet lunch for them and I'd pay $7 a month for it.

Suuuuuurrrrre he was. Wonder how big the insurance policy on that rabbit's life was.