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I'd also love to hear an account from someone who was there. I can tell you this much; Navigating the stadium was a treacherous endeavor. Even the floor in the men's room was slick enough to send 2 people to the ground, and that was just water, not packed snow and ice. It wouldn't surprise me one bit to find out someone slipped and the whole thing was a misunderstanding.

It actually felt a little tame out in the parking lots. I think the fact that it was cold and people were probably wiped out from the holiday that the pre-game energy level just wasn't what it usually was.

Sal C. was just on WGR and gave a few updates (opinion) on the notable Bills injuries: Milano: They have until 4PM on Saturday to activate him for this game. He expects that barring some setback, he'll be active for the game. Noted they do have an open roster spot that is pretty clearly being held for Milano. Coleman: Hasn't been wearing any sort of brace, missed three games effectively, thinks that after nearly a full month of recovery, optimistic he'll play. Kincaid: One to monitor if he'll practice or not this week. Seemed least optimistic about him. Brown: Should practice this week and probably play. Obviously the McD report at noon about practicing and availability will provide more clarity later, but figured I'd share Sal's thoughts.

Pure luck, nothing more...

Move along comrade.

"Boshuda Solo ah ah ah ah"

Remember, men are scary, choose the bear, feel threatened, etc. That is until he puts on a wig and identifies as female. I'm waiting for the point in time where every male owner of a construction company decides to identify as female. Would throw a monkey wrench in to MWBE owned bidding process.

Can I get a "windy", Wendy?

A bug in your wine isn't ironic. Neither is this injury. Both are just crap luck (with one being measurably worse than the other).

Who Hammer or Ken?

The government?

Tell me about it. Got drunk one time and intended to have sex with my wife. Turned out to be her sister.

An olive beach? Sounds simultaneously delicious and relaxing. I'll bring the vermouth.

Honestly it's possible. Two very good friends (one of whom I consider to be "ultra" liberal) told me last night that they voted but left the first column for president blank. Said they hated Trump but couldn't vote for Harris in good conscience. Miniscule sample, but I'd be willing to bet that scenario is playing out across the country in non-trivial numbers.

I have a feeling they weren't exactly putting out on the regs. 😂

Keep letting them in Europe....

I read an OP-ED in al jeezera today wherein the author claimed immigrants would be rounded up and deported regardless of citizenship status. The hysteria is real.

That's actually a fairly tame and not entirely unreasonable email (especially considering 2/3rds of her students are crying into their soy lattes right now).

I won't say likely at this point, not just yet. Data is still limited and the major population centers aren't reporting yet.

They stuck their heads in the sand and pretended people cared about the issue they wanted them to care about. Sorry, but it doesn't work that way.

The Democrats ***** up so badly on the border/immigration and no one trusts them on the economy either. As much of a shitheel as Trump is, it shouldn't be a surprise that he may win.

Today there were a lot of issues with the machines in Orchard Park as well. I'm not trying to add to any conspiracy theories, but it was notable that a lot of the scans weren't initially going through. I usually vote pretty early when it's not too crowded, although today it was crowded. So perhaps it was just the normal amount of scanning machines rejecting due to erroneous marks and the sample size was bigger today. The poll workers did however give new ballots to those having issues, so there didn't seem to be anything untoward.

Can someone tell me how shins count again?

My prediction: Harris wins popular and electoral, and we see a mostly peaceful transition.

Neither of those were holds.