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More like 50 years ago. They were on PBS in the early 70s.

About an hour before the game, I ran to Tops to get chips and dip. Saw the blimp over the stadium from the Cheektowaga/West Seneca border. Where do they land here now? Back in the late 60s, it was here for about a week one summer and it was kept at the Gardenville Air Park on Clinton near Ttransit in West Seneca. Kept flying over our house in Cheektowaga.

You want unrest in cities because it keeps Doctors working.

Was announced today that Nancy Pelosi WILL NOT run for re-election in '26! She can join her husband for a tag team in the 2 AM Naked Hamer Fight Club (NHFC).

Well, he is a POS full of gas.

In pregame, a Dolphin player was dunking the football over the crossbar and landed wrong and messed up his knee for the season. I think it was in the late 80s or early 90s.

Back down to $2.98 today.

Appropriate costume. He is a farm boy!

It was lentils.

He was the mean prison guard in Adam Sandler's remake of The Longest Yard and played Allison Janey's ex -husband in the wheelchair on the show Mom.

My mother's father came over from Poland around 1910 (he was born in 1888). Not educated, and was a tinsmith at Buffalo Forge. He told us that he came here only knowing a few words of English. Talked to people and read newspapers to learn English. This was before talking movies or radio or ESL classes. Managed to raise a family of 9 kids. Her parents would only speak Polish at home. In the 30's,my mom who was under 10 then, and her sibs made them speak English all the time. Only my grandparents had a Polish accent. When Polish was spoken at family get-togethers, us kids knew the adults were talking gossip.

Fichtner graduated from Maryvale in '74. He grew up in the Nagel Dr- George Urban Blvd. area (behind where Sams Cub now is).

This guy is just a Niners fan. I went to a Bills-Niners game at Candlestick. He roans the stands. He was very nice to us.

I went through this from 2020-2021.My mom had dementia. About 6 months or so before she died, we contacted Hospice. Luckily we lived only a mile fro the campus. They came to the house and evaluated her and decided she qualified. They came to the house every week at first, then more often.My sister and I were in lockstep with each other and what they proscribed. The problem was with my brother who was sure they would kill her in months. They have social workers that will help with such situations and had to calll them about a month before she died when he was yelling at me for starving her even though I had video ion her refusing food. My mom died the way she wanted, at home and in her own bed.

Get Olberman to an MRI stat!