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WRONG. Fiber has already been layed in Hamburg/Orchard Park/West Seneca(I can't remember which 2) and now I hear they are working in Williamsville. It will be deployed throughout WNY.

Which "northern cities" are you referring to. The market looks pretty tapped out to me.

Schoop has had a thing against the Bills organization for several years now and he lets it get in his way of offering unbiased opinions when it comes to the Bills and the NFL in general. The sooner Mr. Baseball moves on, the better off WGR will be.

I could also bring these characteristics to the team, but it does not mean I belong in the NFL.

That just about sums it up. "Brady envy" runs rampant on this board.

This is just great. I like how much trouble she had trying to get the car into reverse each time. In her defense, it wasn't her driving skills(I'm not sure if anyone would have been able to get into that spot), it was her stupidity in not realizing it just wasn't possible.

There can be no explanation other than drugs or alcohol.

:lol:

The guy was a pretty damn good player during their SB run. Blame the media for ballwashing him on a 24x7 basis, but give him credit where credit is due.

The Willis sucks part is pretty accurate. The rest is just message board fodder.

Stop making so much sense!

It's all about the product on the field. When the team(the Bills) has sucked for the last 6 or 7 years, what do you expect. In the case of the Colts, they had just beat the Bills to remain undefeated and they left the dome acting like they just had a death in the family. Just calling it like I see it.

Maybe the fans were just having an "off day" when the Bills were in town.

Bruschi is close to the end of his career. He was not much of an impact player all year long. I'd be surprised if he is still starting come September.

I was at the Bills game in Indy this past year and that place was a morgue. Walking out after the game, you would have thought the Colts lost the game. I saw several crowd shots yesterday that reminded me of the same thing. I like Peyton Manning, but I have a hard time cheering for a team with fans that don't seem to have a lot of passion when it comes to their team. Sort of like the Hurricanes winning the Stanley Cup last year.

With eyes like that, he'd be a perfect match for the runaway bride. http://1918.com/images/runaway_bride_blames_lack_of_sex.jpg

From the yahoo.com front page... http://d.yimg.com/us.yimg.com/p/fwd/200701...xU1rA45CvbzCg--

...Carey played a Boston cab driver in the 1970 Jack Lemmon comedy "The Out of Towners." He also appeared in scores of commercials, and took pride in being a supporting player and a character actor. Damn. Out of Towners(the original) is one of my favorite movies and I don't remember him in it. There was the cabbie who couldn't make change for the fare, but I don't remember that being Carey. Damn, it sucks getting old and not being able to remember things!

:D

Where have we heard this before? Tomlin had an excellent interview with the Steelers and, like Cowher in 1992, is an on-the-rise candidate despite being only 34 and having minimal experience as an NFL coordinator. Tomlin took over the Vikings' defense this season. He must have went to the Gregg Williams school of interviewing. :D

Unchained Melody...instant classic! I thought the guys eyes were going to bug out of his head.

I thought the same thing. You had to know your singing sucked if you brought your juggling gear with you. The psycho(near the end of the show) proclaiming that she had a degree in music and 10 years of training was also great comic relief. Not to be out done, the woman singing the cowardly lion song from the wizard of oz was a thing of beauty. The visuals of the judges(specifically Randy & Simon) are priceless.

I'm ready. Must see TV!

You are truly the polar opposite of Pyrite Gal. Have you ever made a post with more than 10 words in it? :worthy:

With Bruschi and Vrabel at the tail end of their careers, look for the Pats to be looking for LB's on day 1 of the draft.