jimmy10

Exactly. No Bills fan I've ever known has had anything but love for Norwood. Contrasted with those knuckle-dragging, bridge-and-tunnel Gints fans who think a Norwood jersey with the name offset to the right is the highest of high comedy.

Not so safe for the folding tables and wiffle ball bats though.

These guys agree, and they know a thing or two about epic Philadelphia-at-its-best stories.

From your own article, the second one you posted: "Rib fractures are not usually dangerous in and of themselves. Patients may develop pneumonia from splinting. Morbidity correlates with the degree of injury to underlying structures." What are we arguing about anyway? That broken ribs can't be fatal? Of course they can be. On their own, they're likely not. Got change for a hundred?

Hey, find some data on mortality rates resulting from broken ribs in bar fights, and you're on to something.

I think another Bills running back has already proven that. ...in car crashes.

Here now, some light reading on the subject of broken ribs in car crashes.

Number of pages the TSW thread has to get to before they can have closure.

Were you sent here by the devil?

That's easy, for a more complete picture, all they have to do is check the club's own security camera footage... oh, that's right, the cameras were malfunctioning that night. Huh. What a co-inky-dink.

We have the advantage of walking straight into the west side of the stadium to our section, and don't really have to go through the concourses.But the few times I've gone through there,man, they do get crowded. I firmly believe there is nothing wrong with the Ralph, and will thoroughly enjoy the next 7-10 years or more, however many it has left. While a new stadium right now is not really my preference and a dome is definitely not my preference, I don't feel passionately enough about it one way or another. All I really and truly care about is still being able to afford to go to the games if and when a new stadium comes online, that the Pegulas are aware enough of the WNY market to not crush us with PSLs and $300 face value seats. Behind the tunnel end where we sit (126-127), they reno'd one bathroom and built another behind that new bar. There are never any traffic flow problems in and out of the men's loo. But then I tend to avoid the peak times.

I know of not one, but two Pats fans that love the Ralph for its simplicity, atmosphere and great sight lines.

Yeah, I was going to say. I'm one of those weirdos that still gets a hardcopy paper on the weekends. Yes, I'm under 70. Something about the newspaper and a cup of coffee on the weekends. Anyway, I regularly spot typos in Sal Mairano's columns. It's the reality of the biz. They can't afford decent copy editors any more.

Great info, thank you. I have a buddy who runs a big tailgate in that lot, and has for like 12-13 years. I will pass this info along to him, as he may want to begin thinking about alternate locations.

The mud lot?

Well, yeah. I'm just saying, I thought that was the narrative at the time. Of course it could've been damage control/PR mode BS. But why the hit piece with the "real story" now?

I thought the story at the time was that Schwartz was given the opportunity to stay on, but chose to leave on his own (not that anyone realistically expected him to stay).

Just give it to him.

Isn't everyone in this thread forming opinions based on behavior unobserved? Why climb up my ass about it? My lol was directed at the fact that eball zeroed in on the same words I did. I hadn't seen his reply before posting mine. But yeah, boom, fatality, you got me. Good job.

Notice I said "opinion" and "suggests." Words that couch his statment basically as "listen, I don't know sh*t about sh*t with these guys, but being in the profession myself, the circumstances we know about sure seem weird." Lol, there's my man E with the reading comprehension.

Spoke with a good buddy whose a state trooper. In his opinion, the behavior of the off duty cops that night and the following morning strongly suggests they were not just sitting there being good apples.

Torch and pitchfork futures in WNY. Now THAT'S some sound investing. Lol, must be an election year.

Was - not a full video. Cell phone videos always start up well after a ruckus begins. And the club's own security cameras conveniently malfunctioned.

Like a buddy nix leather jacket.

37. Congrats, you're part of history. The line for torches and pitchforks started forming on page 1. Wait your turn.