The Real Buffalo Joe

Yes. The only way you can turn it down is if you have a first year HC.

As bad as the movie was, it was about the Bills, so I'm always surprised that most of the fan base hasn't seen it.

It's gotta have a funny or hip name. Usually using some new type of liquor, or something fruity.

Ryan Miller made a cameo on the show Sullivan and Son while he was still a Sabre.

Hmmm, I honestly don't think I've ever heard someone say that before. Which songs would you say showcase that the most?

Not yet. But one of them is coming over tonight. We're making a cake for her boyfriend's birthday, I'll ask her then.

Then how come the girls who couldn't stand me in high school still think I'm an ass?

"I went to Northwestern University! What 2nd rate school did you go to?" Also, there was an episode where Ruxin says something along the lines of "Peace be with you, and with Bills running back, CJ Spiller." And this season there was an episode where he refered to Rex Ryan as a rabbi that loved "Feet.... and feet of torah scripture. He can read it all day."

Been listening to the Beatles a lot lately since they made it available for streaming. Although I'm never "blown away" by any solos or anything, I've gained a new appreciation for their composing and vocal harmony skill. It's hard to look at it from a historical perspective, being that it's before my, and a lot of our, time. Because I've heard everything that came out after the Beatles, that was influenced by them, and not realizing that this is where it wall came from.

The Griffins and their friends, including Cleveland, tailgate at the New England Patriots game at Gillette Stadium vs. the Buffalo Bills. However, at the end of the game, the Patriots blow their chance to win, and lose their 10th straight game. At The Drunken Clam, Peter, Quagmire, Cleveland, and Joe angrily discuss the missed chance. During a postgame interview, Bills players C. J. Spiller and Mario Williams attribute their win to God and Peter proposes they find and confront God about messing with their games. Although I think I remember reading that Fitz recorded a part, but was let go from the team so his part was dropped.

Lol. Dan "Give 'em hell" Heller. and a coach that was a hard ass that nobody liked named Chuck Dictor. Completely fictional.

I was like 11 when it came out. It was about the Bills, so naturally, I loved it. Then, when I was about 20, I saw it on DVD at Big Lots for about two bucks. I immediately grabbed it because I remember how awesome it was. Then I watched it again as an adult and realized how truly awful it was.

To coincide with the "Bills on TV" thread, I wanted to see how many posters here have seen it. http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0194342/

Yep. Mario and CJ played themselves.

A friend of mine is a whiskey connoisseur, and swears by Evan Williams white label, when he can find it. My girlfriend's father is into whiskey, so naturally, to show "how man I am" I had a glass of whiskey and cigar with him on Christmas. It was a local brand of bourbon called 1835, with ice and water, goes down real smooth.

That's a great one! Which is probably why it was mentioned like, five pages ago.

I was actually about to menition that last one. I remember watching it live and thinking "Holy ****, did he just say that?"

I've even heard it used outside of baseball this year. I heard ESPN use the phrase, "walk off touchdown" and "walk off field goal" when they were scored after time expired.

Yo Diary, Are you there? It's me, Doug. I'm gonna be a head coach again. The teams are all clamoring over ol' Saint Doug. They probably keep calling at the same time and getting lines crossed, which is why I haven't heard anything yet. I already have my opening line for the first interview. Hi, I'm Douglas Marrone. They say a coach is only as good as his last game. Well, Doug ain't one to brag or nothing, but my last game as head coach I beat Tom Friggin Brady, in friggin Foxboro. I'll be sure to win almost half of the division games for you too." Boom! ol' Dougie's gonna knock it right outta the park. I ain't agreein' to no 4 or 5 year contract. Doug friggin' Marrone doesn't stay nowhere. I'm like Mary Friggin Poppins. Come in, fix ****, and leave. Anyway diary, I gotta go, phone's ringing, it's probably Cleveland or San Francisco. Oh, it was just the pizza guy confirming my order. Obviously I wan't friggin anchovies, I'm an American, ain't I? Well, Pizzas here. Obviously yours, St. Dr. Douglas Marrone Esq.

So essentially, a power hungry Russ Brandon could !@#$ it all up and not sell them back, and move all home games to the Carrier Dome, and call it expanding the market?

"THEEEEE YAAAANNKEEESSS WIIIN!" Aside from the fact that I hate the Yankees, that's the most annoying !@#$ing way possible to announce it.

Pegulas in Danger of Losing Bills By End of Decade

It goes by population. For example, if the Paul Allen, owner of the Seahawks wanted to buy the Mariners, he could do it, because Seattle is a large market. I think it goes by population of the NFL teams TV market, but I'm not sure. However, a smaller city like Buffalo, the NFL considerers it akin to a monopoly. Thankfully the city's population is rising, so hopefully by that point it won't be an issue.

I've read sources that say he has to get rid of the Sabres by 2019 if he wants to keep the Bills. League by-laws.

Honestly, it may be the opposite. It may give him just the outlet he needs to "ham things up" and get it out of his system.