The Real Buffalo Joe

About a year ago now, we were going through TE negotiations. We dropped Scott Chandler on the assumption that we would get Charles Clay. Luckily, the deal went through, and although we arguably overpaid for him, we upgraded at the TE position. Now here we are, less than a year later, already trying to replace him with this Dray guy. Out of the Football dung-heap of CLEVELAND of all places? Has Whaley lost his mind?!?!?

Another suggestion, taking player safety into consideration, would be to change over time to a game of HORSE between the Field Goal kickers.

As long as they sign the contract IN Canada, the NFL has no legal grounds to enforce the salary cap. Why do you think Doug Whaley's extension was signed on his boat. They took it 15 miles offshore, out of US territory, before they signed it. They were "testing the waters" so to speak (no pun intended) of this useful loophole.

Depends how you look at it with Jim. At the time, it was a stupid pick because he wouldn't come here, and he ended up going to Houston. However, our decision to keep his rights instead of take compensation picks (correct me if I'm wrong on what we could have had if we gave up on him), that aspect was genius, but even that was a gamble (no pun intended.).

I actually support Fergy's idea 100%. Not to mention in two years when the team moves to Hamilton (at this point, its not an if but a when. See: Population Stipulation.), That tax will be 60¢ on the dollar with the way the Looney is right now.

I live in Texas, the bible belt where nobody knows hockey. So I really want to !@#$ with people, and get a throwback red and black, Satan jersey.

Bettman handing the giant check to Scott may be the greatest NHL All-Star moment of all time.

If it means getting that same team/talent level back, I'll were a pink Slug with purple polka dots on the jersey.

But what about my feelings?

As a strong black lesbian, I support this statement.

Movie idea: NFL Team needs to interview a woman for the new GM position. The stereotypical movie CEO of an owner decides to interview some 60 something year old peanut vender with no real experience, or even a high school diploma. But, as it turns out, she's street smart. "Mr. Snyder, I know I'm just a peanut vender, but I ain't never missed a play in the 30 years I've been here. Now, I know y'alls gots you a good defesnse, but what we need is a good Offensive Line, someone like that Smith kid from Fictional State." After blowing her interview out of the water, the owner is deadest against it, but his PR man, who knows the team is in desperate need of some sort of gimmick and positive press, convinces him to hire her anyway. She has a typical scene where players "Aren't gonna work for some old hag, this is a man's game." The coach threatens to fire him. Yadda yadda, team wins super bowl. They offer her an extension, she turns it down to take her job back as a peanut vendor. Fin.

At what point does old gear, jerseys, things with old logos, etc, go from outdated to "retro" or "throwback?" For example, a Sabres black and red jersey, or a "slug" anything? Are either of those old enough to be throwback. Or a dark blue Bills jersey? Does how good they were during the time period matter, which would basically mean that a dark blue Bills jersey would never be "retro." Or how long it lasted, like the slug?

I don't have that kind of money. All I have is this lousy $200 gift card to Premier Wine Outlets. Aside from the leader of the Free World?

Unfortunatly I'm gonna have to use about $100,000 of it to pay of the back taxes I got an email about from the IRS last week.

HALF A MILLION BIG ONES!!1!!! SEE YOU SUCKERS LATER!! They didn't ask for my bank account info, but I'm giving it to them anyway, so they can deposit the money directly. This is all because I typed "Amen" on that Facebook post about God blessing me! #Blessed

Cletus, I didn't know you had family in TN.

Depends who you're talking to. Beerball is so old he'd have a heart attack if he's startled like that.

At least they admit it. That's what I love about them. Old fashioned rock and roll. They don't take themselves too seriously. Chuck Berry's songs all sounded the same, and he's (rightfully so) heralded as a genius.

Hypothetically, if I paid this, I would probably justify it by saying that it's probably my last chance to see them live, and I got a decent seat.

Are you saying AC/DC is not awesome?

So if hypothetically, I were to say I paid $170 for AC/DC ($130 something before taxes and a $25 convenience charge), what would you say? Hypothetically of course.

This is the book. First file didn't attatch.

Just picked this up today. Decent read so far. About three chapters in.

AC/DC sold out in Houston in six minutes and I was one of the lucky few to get a ticket at face value. I keep a 12 pack of Coke Zero in the fridge at work. A girl came up to me today, told me she sagged a 12 oz can, so she bought me a 20 oz bottle to make up for it. 8 free ounces of Coke Zero that I wouldn't have even noticed was missing.