Gugny

Where the hell have you been!?!?

As long as it’s not Maxwell Edison (majoring in medicine).

It’s a shame you got a gift that you’ll only be able to use for 2 seconds.

So I ponied up the whopping $5.99 for Peacock. Then last night, we went to our friends’ house for a couple drinks and to play some pool. Figured we’d watch the first quarter … maybe the first half, then head back home (about 3 minutes away). Ended up staying there for the entire game. Guess I’ll just keep it for the playoff game.

After looking at the link, I can tell you that I’ve been to The Ruck, PJ’s and McGeary’s - although, never for a Bills game. The Ruck - great wings and beer selection. PJ’s - great BBQ. The bar area is decked out with lots of Bills posters, jerseys, etc. A few years back, PJ joined a bunch of local TBDers for lunch at another restaurant and introduced himself. The next luncheon we did, we went to PJ’s. He was nice enough to give us a tour and he and his staff are SUPER friendly. McGeary’s - My McGeary’s experiences have exclusively been pre and post-gaming concerts at the Palace Theatre, which is across the street. It’s a dive, but the food is good and staff is friendly. The last time I was there, I was standing at the bar waiting to order drinks and the woman in front of me farted and I thought my face was going to melt off. Great times. Things @LeviF’s go-to for Bills games, so he can provide more useful input. I just hope that smelly skank isn’t there if you go.

I work in CP. I will ask around and check it out.

I’d have to be paid to touch that f*cking thing. But I’d gladly pay money to contribute to a burning party!

Indulge me. I’m sure I’m not the only one who is eager to learn this secret “other definition” of probable. I suppose “probably” and “probably not,” both mean the same thing, too.

“Likely to happen,” is the only definition. Even “somewhat likely to happen,” doesn’t fit here. Infact, “improbable” would be the most correct word to use - and that is the antonym of the word you chose, Chachi.

I don’t think “probable” means what you think it means, Corky.

Why you comin’ at me, bro?

Remind us, again, what your annual leave allowance is?

If this means I have to watch those old sluts slide down that hill ONE MORE TIME, I am getting my $6 back.

I do not think decent wings need to be dipped in anything (ranch or blue cheese). It’s like getting a nicely cooked steak and asking for A1 sauce. If I get blue cheese with wings, it’s for the celery.

Crock pot pulled pork.

I swear by the double fry method. Fry the wings at low temp (225-250) for about 20 minutes. There should be minimal bubbling. The goal is to cook the meat, but not crisp the skin. Put the wings on a cookie sheet lined with paper towels and stick ‘em in the fridge overnight. When you’re ready to chow down, crank your fryer to its highest temp and flash fry the wings (maybe 5 minutes) to crisp the skin whilst keeping the meat moist and juicy. Sauce ‘em up and suck ‘em down.

If it ain’t white, it ain’t … eh … I better not.

Yep. It is getting exhausting. I used to have a local FM station that broadcasted Bills games every week. They no longer do. One of the games earlier in the season was not on our local FOX/CBS affiliate. I’d already decided that I wasn’t going to a bar, so I tried to fine a streaming site. Every one I found wanted me to sign up, which I was not comfortable doing. I couldn’t fine anything on the radio apps. After a good hour of scouring the net, I found some random radio station online that was broadcasting the game. I don’t mind listening to games on the radio. I wish it was easier, though.

I missed an entire season of Mets games one year when SNY and Spectrum had a dispute. I ended up getting the MLB audio subscription and listened to all the games on WFAN.

I doubt anyone likes it. During the drought, I spent most Sundays belly up to a bar so I could watch the Bills. I’m in Jets/Giants territory. As much as I disliked it … I got it. I haven’t had to go to a bar in years now that the Bills are good and the NJ teams are trash. Ots just the way the cookie crumbles. This is nothing new. I probably averaged $40 every time I went out to see a Bills game. Im gonna pay $5.99 to watch them on Saturday. I think it’s all about perspective.

How is it different? Let me paraphrase/summarize: ”Hi, everyone!! I own a Bills Backer bar! We will be showing the Bills game LIVE for all of you local Bills fans! I’m probably gonna make a shitton of money from all of you and I thank you! However … I am not here for your patronage … I am here for your pity. Yes … I could come to my own bar and watch the game with all of you. But I’d really rather watch it at home. But apparently the taxes that I pay somehow DO NOT INCLUDE free access to a paid streaming service that is necessary to have access to if I want to watch the game. Sure … my bar has access. Sure … I have a login and a password that I can use at home. But … after DECADES of supporting a team that has generally been horrible, now that they’re actually GOOD, I will be DAMNED if I will let the NFL dictate that I actually log in to paramount.tv!!! The time has come to take a stand!!! For what, you ask? I don’t f*cking know. BUT THIS IS THE TIME!! P.S. - I’ll be watching the game at home if you want to pop over.”

Vehicles, prescription drugs and beer. That’s what we get during NFL games. Never once has a commercial had a thing to do with any of my purchases.

You're really reaching to make a point. And has a commercial ever prompted you to buy anything, ever? Seriously.