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Dead blow with the life from the low I'll be massive conquistador Give me sword, show me the door Metal heavy, shocked at the core Gimme toro, gimme some more Gimme toro, gimme some more Pressurize, neutralize Deep fried, gimme some more Space flunky, four on the floor Fortified with the liquor store This one's down, gimme some more Gimme toro, gimme some more Gimme toro, gimme some more Gimme toro, gimme some more Shrunken head I love to adore B-movie, gimme some gore Gimme toro, gimme some more B-movie, gimme some gore Gimme toro, gimme some more Gimme toro, gimme some more Gimme toro, gimme some more Gimme toro, gimme some more

They have the dirtiest, smelliest job in nature, and they look the part. That big ugly right Red face is a warning that they are filthy, foul, and putrid. They have ginormous amounts of acid and bacteria to digest all of the rotten ***** which they consume. They are frightful. But they provide an invaluable service. Nature does not waste Maybe they taste good. But no way would I ever eat Vulture

Lobster, Crab, Catfish, and other bottom dwellers are delicious as well

Turkey is delicious. Duck is delicious. Pheasant is delicious. Squab is delicious. Chicken is delicious. Ortolan Bunting is supposed to be sinful and delicious. So my theory is that every bird is delicious, besides Turkey Vultures

Does Cookie get his due? What a player! What a character!

Agreed. It’s called The Streisand Effect

Isiah-Smerlis-Nelson formed the formidable Bermuda Triangle. That 1980 Bills team was overachieving, tough team, and pleasant surprise. Bills had Conrad Dobler- the dirtiest player in 1980 probably. “The year was a great one, though it certainly wasn’t a season without controversy. Between, as Zimmerman termed it, “l’affaire DeLamielleure” and some disgruntled commentary from running back Terry Miller (who was upset about ceding playing time to a rookie in Cribbs), there were also some truly bizarre moments. After Ferguson sprained his ankle, guard Conrad Dobler—whom the Bills had acquired via trade in the offseason, waived, then re-signed prior to the start of the regular season—told members of the media that backup quarterback Dan Manucci had “no pocket presence” and that David Humm should play in Ferguson’s place. Dobler took umbrage with comments Manucci had made about his protection breaking down, and Dobler replied, “I timed it on the film and Manucci had 7.5 seconds—make that minutes—to get the ball off. After a while, you think, ‘Maybe it’s us...’ Then you see the films and you feel better.” Even stranger still was a November fistfight between linebackers Jim Haslett and Isiah Robertson. The two were arrested at the Pierce Arrow nightclub at around 2 a.m. Haslett’s injury, a cut to his finger, was suffered when Robertson bit him. After charges were dropped, the two staged a friendly re-enactment of the fight where Haslett told Robertson, “Don’t bite too hard, now—it still hurts.” The Bills used the “Talkin’ Proud” song as their theme that year, and as someone who grew up outside of Western New York, I’m still awed by the lead actress, Terry Licata-Braunstein, and her posture as she struts throughout. The song fed into Buffalo’s underdog mentality, but the team also sang another tune throughout training camp, one that was far less indicative of a team that was headed nowhere. Isaiah Robertson sang about the Bills heading to the Super Bowl early on in the year, and while some may have laughed, he was nearly right. One final tidbit about this merry band of underdogs. The team’s first-round draft choice that year did not make a start all season, and actually, he only started three games in his first three seasons. However, when that player entered the starting lineup in 1983, he would go on to start every game for the team until Week 8 of the 1993 season. That man, Jim Ritcher, is also the only player who holds the distinction of having played on both the 1980 team and all four of Buffalo’s Super Bowl squads in the 1990s. Talk proud about these underdogs, fellow Bills fans. Forty years later, they still deserve it.” https://www.buffalorumblings.com/2020/5/19/21262126/1980-buffalo-bills-an-underdog-story-ben-williams-joe-cribbs-joe-ferguson-jim-ritcher-miami-dolphins BO!

Billy Simms Bo Jackson is greatest athlete I’ve ever seen. A top NFL and MLB player. He still holds records in both leagues. He averaged 5.4 yards a carry in career. Bo had one of greatest OF arms I’ve ever seen. Bill- did you catch the 30 for 30 on Bo? He was shooting crossbow bullseyes from good distance, shot with his feet. Other world athlete. How about Eric Dickerson? He gets not enough respect

This is what Im cranking up this morning! Thats side A Heres side B Two 20+ minute songs, kickass 2 song LP!

Me, My Father, and my Brother were tailgating in Bills parking lot at Foxboro. Bills Mafia had the whole parking lot to ourselves, and the parking lot was electric with energy. The 3 of us were waiting in the PortoPotty line. A Kind girl walked over to us and handed us 3 nips of Fireballs-"here you go, enjoy while you wait in line". We shoot the shots, and another Bills fan handed us 3 Hot Dogs. It was by far, the best wait in line for a Porto Potty Ive ever had. If you are waiting in line, and you are gifted shots, and hot dogs- you are either at a Dead show or a Bills Game. That is the only two places where serial random acts of kindness and mind blowing thoughtfulness take place, constantly and always

Wait until Hard Knocks shows Josh's personality and antics. He will be a World Star

Kyle Williams DT Eric Moulds WR. Ruben Brown G. Pat Williams DT.

I believe a better question to ask is "Is anyone not a Beatles fan?"

In 89, I brought a buddy to his first Dead show, in the Meadowlands. We went to Shakedown St, and my buddy wanted to get into the show, even though we still had time to soak in the Parking Lot scene, sure, lets go. We walked up steep stairs, and kept walking towards the nose bleed seats. We sit down, and start devouring mushrooms. We must of been making funny faces, eating dried mushrooms, trying to get them down. This beautiful Deadhead, barefoot and sundress on, kind as can be, walked up the steps towards us. We were only people up there. I say "look at this gorgeous Deadhead, walking up steep stairs our way!" She meets us" Greetings my friends. Mushrooms can be difficult to consume without something to drink. I brought you some tea I made this morning". She poured us two glasses of tea, and disappeared, like Scarlet Beginias. There is nothing like going to a Deadshow, and the kindness, genorisity, and great vibes. Trail Magic is same vein. Bills Tailgates are a slice of Deadshows, and about as close you can get. Play Dead

I succinctly stated my position Mr Projector- Goal Post Mover. My problem is the drops in big spots. And you ignored this part of my post Taking all of that into consideration, I am cautiously optimistic.. Hopefully Dalton is putting in the work, with Josh, and on own- dialing it in and becoming the player he’s capable of being. Go Dalton! Ive never seen that screen shot before. Id still like to see that angle, live sequence Go Bills!

“While general manager Brandon Beane might disagree, this is likely the least imposing group of receivers in the NFL on paper”. imo Bills WRs are being slept on. Palmer and Moore can separate, and that is what will open up everything for everyone, and what was missing last year. Keon seems focused and motivated. Reports are good. Keep it going when pads come on. Shakir is rock solid. If we get Curtis we saw in playoffs. Yes please. Kincaid should be healthier and better. Knox is clutch. Virgil is a sleeper.

Janis might be the greatest Female Blues singer. I would have love to hear her sing with Fred McDowell or Blind Owl or Junior Wells or RL Burnside or Junior Kimbough or…..!