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I heard the comments on WGR and was taken aback. I have no idea if there is some sound reasoning behind that protocol, but it seems odd, at least on the surface.

That's because those swarthy city folk use cinnamon in their applesauce. Clearly the most subversive of all spices.

You're right, I'm sorry. In fact, as an act of contrition, I'm going to buzz over to the Buffalo Gun Center to grab an SKS. I wouldn't want any of these hordes of ravaging low-income seniors to break into my house to steal my Postum or Polident Dentu-Cream.

Yes, because we all know how bad senior citizens can be. Do you even know what the word 'despot' means? Your post might be one the stupidest I've seen on this board in recent years, and trust me, that is saying a lot!

Out now for 360. PS3, and PC. Think of it as a combination of Fallout 3, Halo, and Diablo. Oh yeah, with 4 player online co-op. Stolen from another forum: What is this amazing game?! Borderlands is the dude who sleeps with your girlfriend while you're at work. 'Course while he's not plowing your girl he is also busy being a CO-OP FPS / RPG / Space Cowboy / Mad Max / Diablo hybrid. Tell me more about this amazing game! Borderlands takes place in the future on a distant planet that mankind has tried to colonize. They thought the planet was a harmless little ice world. They were wrong. Wikipedia wrote: In the distant future, several colonization ships head to Pandora, a planet on the edge of the galaxy. The colonists are drawn there in search of a better life as well as vast mineral resources said to be on the planet, free for anyone's taking, akin to a futuristic gold rush. Some time after settling, the colonists discover that there is little the planet offers, aside from some decrepit alien ruins. Those who have money leave, and the remaining population devolves into chaos and lawlessness. Some of the settlers seek to get rich quickly by discovering alien technology. Most others are just trying to survive. After seven earth years, the planet's slow orbit brings a transition from winter to spring, and many horrifying creatures emerge from hibernation. A beacon of hope for the remaining colonists emerges in the form of a mysterious vault carved in the side of a mountain. This vault is said to contain vast stores of alien technology and secrets. The only problem is that the people who discovered the vault were completely wiped out by some sort of protective force. The only evidence of their discovery is a scattered radio transmission, proclaiming the vault's majesty, but not its location. Okay that's cool, what about game play? The game is a FPS first and a RPG second. You and up to three other of your buddies can travel the open sandbox world, explore "dungeons", kill bad guys, and tear ass across a desert wasteland in sweet as **** vehicles. Also check out these awesome videos: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Rz1fn01aGJU&feature=fvw

Re-sign Trent to a very lucrative and long contract. That will keep would-be suitors away...

Also - that simply allows one to be built. Someone still needs to pay for it.

If anything the NFL would probably move Jacksonville to LA before they moved the Bills. I realize their desire to have a team in such a large market, but given the past failures, what leads them to believe that the 3rd (4th?) time will work when past attempts have failed?

For starters, I didn't suggest it should be done overnight. But given that something as simple as signing a well known player helped push season ticket sales to their 3rd highest ever total, I would think the fans could eat 5-10% a year without so much as a whimper. I think too much credit is given to Brandon for his supposed marketing skills. You could announce a new Bills bumper sticker and half the county will show up at the field house. The bottom line is this market supports the team quite well when you compare the financials of other teams relative to the Bills. Will it continue if the team keeps sucking? Maybe not. But right now the healthy combination of fandom and fear are keeping the franchise well into the black.

The OP puts to much weight into the notion that this market either cannot or will not support increased ticket prices. Raising the average ticket cost by $15 would increase the per game revenue significantly, while still keeping the price point within a range that could be supported in this market. Plus, factor in the debt load as referenced by other posters, and you have a formula for a profitable team. Hell - they are in the top 10 in terms of profitability right now aren't they?

This is too funny, because something got into my wife's head this morning that has her terrified over a possible EMP attack and she suggested that we live 'off the grid' as a preventative measure. Keep in mind this was the same person who threw a tantrum earlier in the week when she couldn't watch The Vampire Diaries.

But a lawyer said so!!!!!!

Aren't most of us using Windows?

New coach and QB.

LOL - couldn't convince the singer to do the harmonies with me. Glad you enjoyed it though. We had a great time - that is until we went into the game...

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I took my 70 year old mom to the game today. She saw a fan with a throwback Bills helmet on and remarked "Can he play?". That my friends, is how far we've fallen.

John, nice to meet you. 'Peter Lemonjello'

2 of 17. And we lost. How is that not laughable?

She looks like George's cousin from the 'Seinfeld's Van' episode.

I can't. My level of interest is certainly waning, but I'm still not going to miss a single game, sucker that I am.

'Take a Chance on Me' or 'Fernando'?

Maybe if we all wear garlic around our necks to the stadium on Sunday...

If the Bills thought they were one lineman away from having a contender, I don't think money would be an issue. But like all of us, they are probably fully aware that for this season the team is going nowhere. Bringing in anyone for a significant amount of money would simply be a waste.

And yet here you are...