BUFFALOKIE

See my post above. Tuck Fexas!!!

1) I do not like the Colts, but I dislike any Texas team more, so i agree. 2) Absofrigginlutely!!!

I don't like the seachickens either, but I know at least one of their fans who is a really great guy. Screw him and the NFC horse he rode in on!

Squeelers out!

If I had to choose a favorite NFC team, Da Bears is my choice. I like the Bears but I will still root AFC.

I did not make any claims one way or the other homie, so I have no need. I just pointed out that other dudes lame ass "evidence". Peace.

I am definately an AFC guy. I even used to root for NE in the superbowl (but I also always rooted for any other AFC team to beat them in the playoffs), until last year. I loved the beatdown that the Eagles played upon the Cheats! This year, the Chiefs look tough and I like their team, but... I am all in on the Chargers! They have been a good team for quite a while. They lost their home and got sent to a city that underappereciates them. They have nice uniforms. Phillip Rivers is the biggest reason I like the Chargers. I'll not sing his praises, because in football terms, I am not intelligent enough to make a strong argument. He is a bad ass. Thats all I got. I love his PG-13 trash talk. I wish him and the rest of his team well. Anyhoo. Who you rooting for here on out?

"Parents Opposed to Pot" and some other unknown, for profit drug addiction treatment clinic???? That is your evidence? GTFOH.

That says they already interviewed Jim Caldwell....

No, I had never heard that term. And that was not my point. Mom has some years left not in a hospice situation. Point is CBD is reducing her pain and emotional discomfort. You do not need to be on your death bead to appreciate that. I quoted myself instead of you. Oops.please see my reply. Are you MD?

I had to look up "palliative". Appropriate term for CBD/THC, I suppose. I love, but miss the stuff. I admit it does nothing but mask the problem. Same as any painkiller or anxiety/depression drug...albeit with fewer detrimental side effects or addiction concerns.

My 65 yr old mother lost her right leg, above the knee, due to complications during a knee surgery 2.5 years ago... two months before her planned retirement. She has suffered tremendously physically, and even more so mentally and emotionally. She used to be the strongest person anyone in our family and circle of friends ever knew. She was our rock. Now addicted to opioids, over the last two years, she had devolved to "just waiting to die". I have given her weed and e-joints to help with pain and depression (she is a child of the 60s, so not a new thing for her). But...my step dad brought her CBD oil from Hawaii and it has made a huge difference in her! Two drops under ther tongue, as often as she wishes. She swears that her pain is reduced. Everyone else has noticed an improvement in her emotions. She has cut her narcotics intake drastically and seems happier than she has been in a long time. She also partakes in smoking a pinch hit from time to time, and loves it. True story.

Well, that's one event I could've beat either one of those dudes at the same age. So I got that going for me, which is good.

Remember EJ Manuel stocks? I member. I think EJ was the only person on Earth to come out ahead in that game. He made something like 5M betting against himself. LoL.

"Dip the football in ranch" LOL! There it is! KB doesn't like blue cheese. These are the important details our front office fail to consider!

I have never, and will never hope for the Buffalo Bill's to lose. ...and I take the words "never" and "forever" very seriously!

When honeys are with me, "Yes!" is the most common answer. ...and the waving wheat can sure smell sweet when when the wind comes right behind the rain. .

...and the waving wheat can sure smell sweet when when the wind comes right behind the rain.

Santa is cheap!

Did you see the early Better Call Saul episode when he was considering patent law....and the talking toilet?

I got one card this year. From the former very cute, single and young but heavy accountant girl for whom I brought the the only housewarming gift for upon the purchase of her first house and subsequent housewarming party. She is still very cute, a little older and thinner, and now #2, as chief program manager reporting to the GM, in my company which has increased in revenue 10 fold since her hiring (10M to 100M in ten years). I shoulda hit that! Her card with a photo of her blossoming family went straight to the trash. But it was nice to recieve.

Nice box.

I am painting my daughters room...just checked in here for the first (and probably last time) today.

My mother got Jim Kelly's autograph for me. She was on a flight back to Buffalo to visit family and my Grandmas birthday. He signed the envelope containing grandmas birthday card. Both of my grandparents hated Jim's guts at the time. LoL. I think this was '89 or '90. That autograph is another one of a thousand things from childhood that I lost track of and wish i could have back. I have a buddy at work who is a photographer for Associated Press. He covers all races at Indy and Dallas and has had the gig since he was 18. He is now in his 60s. He hasn't missed an Indy 500 since age 5. His dad was an official of some sort. Anyway, he has unlimited pit access and grabs a couple dozen race-used lug nuts and gives them away at work.

Man, this guy right here just got his first GIF reaction. Thank you! It is all tongue in cheek from me. Merry Christmas! And, if you happen to be BB O Lineman, please don't kick my ass (even though I could out run you(once)).