Pete

Unlike humans, zombies are not consumer driven sheep that max out their credit lines to purchase useless gadgets such as the perfect pancake

9 out of 10 zombies surveyed preferred a skillet

no way in hell is the that the top 10. I would bet you odds. And the Bills draft pick is especially tough. And perhaps the most difficult Bills selection to guess in all my years following Bills drafts

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=R76a8mffg2M

hollywood is dead

Barton Fink was awesome. And better the second time viewing. There is some hilarious dark humor in it that I didn't catch the first time

damn near perfect

how exactly do you reuse Keurig cups?

it looks like Buffalo

Losing Levitre would be the worst FA loss since we lost Pat Williams. That would be !@#$ing horrible

There is a power line down on the street in front of my place, a huge downed tree blocking street that direction. and about 3 feet of snow on the roads- they have yet to be plowed. There is a top layer of approximately 14 inches powder, then a layer of ice from sleet, then compacted snow. I cannot imagine them plowing for 3-5 days. And we have freezing rain advisory 3 am - 9 am. I am nervous for our roofs

Byrd, Levitre, and Hartline

Many of us stated unequivocally Blaine Gabbert sucked and would be a horrendous pick for the Bills. So if anything, we are vindicated. This is a weak year for QB's

34" last I checked. This is biggest snowfall I have seen in Connecticut

sea urchin gonads. Most chefs love it. It is very creamy, and has a nice texture. But it is strong flavored and is ocean flavored. I have tried a dozen times, but still don't care much for it

I like all foods. If I had to pick one thing I didn't love, it would be uni

I didn't realize my garage switch was connected to the Superdome. Sorry everyone

banh mi and rumacki

Amen. There is plenty of salary to dump. And Levitre I would say is our best player not named Spiller. Durable, tough, and proven- it is imperative that we resign Levitre. That should be our utmost priority.

over 6000 views for worst bills draft thread, but best Bills draft gets buried. Very telling

I would always trade down if the deal is good for us. My gut feeling is this years talent is thinner then it's been in the past, especially at QB. There are no elite QB's, and not much separates the top QB from the 6th ranked QB. I would never reach for need(cough....Mike WIlliams). So when trading down, I would try and pull a Pats move and gain an additional #1 next year. Something like trade down to 30, and pick up an additional 2nd, and next years #1. That allows you to take a shot at a QB in the first 2 rounds, and two number 1's next year just in case. So if I was GM- I sign Levitre and Franchise Byrd, or vice versa. I sign Dave Nelson. McKelvin, Kyle Moore. I target Brian Hartline and Martellus Bennett as free agents. I draft 2 QB's, 3-4 LBers, pass rushers, and secondary help...

1979 Buffalo Bills Draft Round Overall Player Position Birthdate College 1 1 Tom Cousineau LB 05/06/1957 Ohio State 1 5 Jerry Butler WR 10/12/1957 Clemson 2 32 Fred Smerlas DT 04/08/1957 Boston College 2 51 Jim Haslett LB 12/09/1955 Indiana (PA) 3 62 Jon Borchardt OG 08/13/1957 Montana State 4 83 Ken Johnson DE 03/25/1955 Knoxville 4 87 Jeff Nixon DB 10/13/1956 Richmond 5 114 Rod Kush DB 12/29/1956 Nebraska-Omaha 5 116 Dan Manucci QB 09/03/1957 Kansas State Not bad. Especially when we parlayed Cousineau into Jim Kelly

Sign Byrd yesterday. And sign Levitre the day before that

Gardenville closed shortly after I moved (I was in the 5th grade)1979. I was young, so my memory is rusty, but I was right off Clinton. Not sure why I went to Gardenville. I do recall living right by the high school (West I believe). So you were almost my neighbor, eh? I often wonder if I went to elementary school with any TBDers