jimmy10

If you're 1.) dumb enough to record a video of yourself blowing lines and then 2.) dumb enough to send that video to a prostitute, you deserve whatever happens to you.

Maybe. The AFC is very spotty. Even undefeated KC had to pull out a few close ones. It just seems like there are no great teams in the conference. Hooray parity I guess?

How well O'Leary can fill Clay's shoes isn't even on the first page of my list of worries with this team right now. The kid did pretty good yesterday.

Ridin' that train!

You're doing the Lord's work.

OP must be new here.

POYER!!!

I finally wised up and put on the Murph radio simulcast on 96.5 here in Rochester.

Nice move trying to dump a beer on Tate there. Ohiotucky dirtbags.

ZAY, come on kid! Hang on to that thing!

How was that not a penalty on the shove of Hyde when he was already out??

HYDE YO WIFE HYDE YO KIDS

Those stupid orange 20 yard lines are distracting. Same color as the first down lines.

100% not his fault.

.... NO.

Sweet. We eat pieces of sh*t like AJ McCarron for breakfast.

Man, I miss Dareus.

This game is brutal. People getting biffed all over the place.

Welp, I guess we're back to firing McBeane.

Exiled BBMBers will continue to get sh*t no matter the format of the board. But srsly, I don't think this feature would be about "dividing" anyone, and I certainly don't think SDS or the mods would let that happen anyway. I'm envisioning it looking kinda like the current setup of sub-forums, but with users having much more say in the creation of those sub-forums. So, like in my example earlier in this thread, I could see a "Rochester Fans" club being useful. We can talk about where in town to go watch the games, best routes to/from Orchard Park from ROC (if you're not in a hurry post-game, 20A all the way to Warsaw and then up 19 is a gorgeous and relaxing drive in the fall), rendezvous points for carpools (my crew always uses the Home Depot parking lot off of 490/Buffalo Rd in Gates) and any other random things only ROC fans would care about, without cluttering up any main boards. So I see it as being a constructive way to have people gather around shared interests, and not a way to create "Elite Posters Only" clubs. EDIT: One other point, because I see the other thread on the message board migration has been locked. I would very much be in favor of purging inactive users, selfishly because I'd like to change my screen name to "jimmy." There is a "jimmy" on the roll, but he signed up 13 years ago and hasn't been active since.

From skimming the link SDS provided, it looks like these "clubs" can have various levels of permissions and don't necessarily have to be exclusionary. As a season ticket holder in Rochester who tries to get to at least one road game per season, I could see a number of these "clubs" being useful for communication around a given sub-interest. Just for myself, clubs like "Rochester fans", "Rochester season ticket holders", "Bills road warriors", could all be useful. All you tailgating master chefs could trade recipes. The mods could have a private club to decide which one of us is next against the wall, etc, etc.

I could see it being useful for posters to cluster by geography.

I vote for keeping all the old content intact. It's funny to occasionally look back at old threads and with hindsight, some of the dumb/hilarious things people wrote (myself especially).

Weren't you on the cover of a magazine recently?

You mean asking other Bills fans to steal content for you? Listen, I sometimes get annoyed by paywalls too, but don't come on to a popular forum that links that content and expect not to get blasted when asking for pirated material.