jester43

oh. that guy.

that's a shame if that's what was happening. i've said it before: i think it's pure tragedy when people piss away that kind of opportunity over drugs...it's just awful...either way i'm glad he got away ok...

i don't get it and i can't be the only one...why is there a guy in a bills jersey goosing richard simmons? should't he be wearing a miami jersey?

ah who cares? there's the bills and 31 teams i hate. i know around here people will be talking about the PA wet dream superbowl matchup....i think it will finally happen, i just wish somehow they could both lose. all i know is that for the 39th straight year, i will be watching someone else's team lift the lombardi trophy so everyone can !@#$ off.

i'd love to have him. i have little faith in edwards' ability to stay healthy.

poster i would like to see at the ralph next year when the season ends on week 11: DEAR RALPH: WAY TO MAKE US IRRELEVANT.

sweet. i hope you are right.

i took an organizational development course a few years ago, where we spent a lot of time studying this theory. the professor (dr. susan wheelan, who has also written extensively on this subject) had spent her career as a consultant to corporations trying to promote team development among their executives. having been a coach for many years, i tried my best to apply what we were studying to the development of my teams. but there is one fundamental flaw that prevents it being applied to the bills... at least insofar as dr. wheelan is concerned, the above only applies to work groups who have no changes in membership...i.e.:..the same people in the group from the beginning of the project to the end. therefore you couldn't apply this theory to a sports team from one year to the next...because every year there are several new players and the process must begin anew. this theory could only be applied to a given season. for it to be valid over the course of several years, the roster would have to say the same. bottom line: jauron has had three chances to get us to "performing" and has failed each time.

really? that's a nice thing to say. but... based on what?

he's not talentless. but i will never forgive him for getting that bouncer shot/paralyzed.

there's always a lot of self-righteous fingerpointing whenever these kinds of threads pop up, and a lot of knee-jerk solutions. i find it funny that, apparently, every single politician elected in western new york since about 1950 has been a liar, thief and an incompetent. if that's true, then western new yorkers can find the solution to the problem by looking in the mirror, right? i think the region is as much a victim of circumstance as anything. you can blame elected leaders for lacking the vision to plan for what has happened, but i don't think that would make them any different than 99% of all the politicians in this country. and i don't doubt some bad decisions were made along the way, but WNYs decline is something that, more than anything, has been a slow-gathering storm from the moment manufacturing started to decline. and it came about due to forces that were bigger than any mayor, governor or senator that has represented new york state.

alex said it with gusto too....."Corr-RECT!"

absolutely.

well said...

the jester is lying face down in a puddle of his own blood. for his last words he gurgled out something like..."but it was the house's money you lost!"

the jester doesn't quite know why the wheels have come off, but he finds the weather interesting.

the jester is aware that spending recklessly does not guarantee success. the jester's "cash-to-the-playmoney-cap" strategy will minimize any losses accrued.

it is well known the jester shares your frustration with his recent prediction management. the jester believes, however, that you are better served by continuity than a disruptive overhaul. the jester believes there are many positives to build on. this is not to say, however, that the jester will be complacent. the jester recognizes the issues, and they will be addressed.

the jester has reported to take his beating. the jester apologizes for not reminding you prior to gametime that the falcons were his "lightest" play. the jester is on your side from here on out. have no fear. the jester is sorry about your house. the jester says you can sleep on his couch if need be.

lol...forgot about mularkey!

oops. that's right, he should be, but he isn't. i mean if that bull sh-- has to happen to anyone, i am glad it happened to new england, but it is total horse crap that an 11-5 team is home while a .500 team is playing.

coy wire...sucked...we just had to unload him. now he's on a playoff team playing his natural position mike gandy... sucked...now he's on a playoff team, plus we made him look like the second coming of anthony munoz when we played arizona. how many of our other horrible former players are playing in the post-season this year? sammy morris jumps out...i'm sure there are many more.

the jester doesn't want to waffle, but he was the least confident about this game out of the four. that said, the jester is not yet worried.

i kind of agree, but still he deserves to be cut ON PRINCIPLE for being so stupid.

i was pissed when they got rid of the punk channel on sirius. i heard songs on there that i hadn't heard in 20 years and never ever heard on any radio station.