Prickly Pete

Good luck.

Why would they complain after a victory? Then people call you a moaner. Don't worry, Tyrod is gonna **** the bed again. Most people have figured out that Tyrod is a talented guy, who can win some games. They just have also figured out that it's highly unlikely that Tyrod will take any team to the Promised Land.

Great.

"If you don't like what someone posts, DON'T READ IT, BABY!"

I guess I just don't see it as a "big win". It's nice. Through this drought there have been wins like this each season. Last year in Week 3, they beat Arizona... I mean, when you win 7, or 9 games, there usually a few home game wins like this. I don't take it as "a sign of big things to come".

Oh boy...where did I dismiss them? I just don't think it's "eating crow" time. It's nice to win. calm down.

I expected them to be competitive against other middle of the pack teams when playing at home. I still expect a 7-9 to 9-7 season.

I think him repeatedly saying "Baby!" is more annoying.

The Bills are kind of a middle of the pack team, playing at home against a slightly overrated middle of the pack team (The Broncos are the 3rd best team in their own division). It's not a big surprise that they won.

This thread will run throughout the season (and beyond?). And the clapping will define McD. It's just so good...

Glorifying victimhood. Everyone is being told they are a victim. And if you can't figure out how you are directly, someone will let you know how your ancestors were. Yes, even if you're a white male, you always have the option of "I'm a victim of foreign immigration". And if that's not working for you, there all those genders to choose from.

You forgot "accurate".

Here, do your part... http://www.reparations.me/

It goes both ways. I'm white and get plenty of weird vibes, and have felt harassment based solely on the color of my skin. Like virtually every day, here in Los Angeles.

It doesn't have to be. I think people are still adjusting to social media, and the idea that everyone and anyone's opinion can get attention. Then there is the fact that people's opinions are held on permanent record, so they double down on their often misinformed opinion. For instance, the "Clock Boy" incident. When that came out, I immediately saw very strong opinions about how he was wronged, society's terrible, etc. It soon came to light that there was more to the story, but no one wants to be wrong! They have been mouthing off, calling "friends" names, connecting the story to a myriad of other societal ill's and injustices, and generally digging such a deep hole, that they will never want to admit they were wrong. I see this with Trump haters. No matter what he does, they have dug in on "he's just like Hitler", so there is no room for compromise. They have staked their entire identity on opposing him, driven by hysteria mostly generated by the mainstream media. I swear, I have NEVER seen someone come back on Facebook to correct some silly misinformation they had disseminated ("Oh, sorry, this was actually bull ****...my bad")..never.

Why, they would still likely lose. And they get paid the same regardless. This is a perfect chance for this crappy team to "make a difference", and act like they are doing it "because there are things more important than football", etc. I hope there are mass walkouts of games this weekend. It would be a beautiful thing. Soon the narrative will be "if you don't watch NFL games, it's because you are racist!"

If you hate his clapping, wait until you see him kneeling AND clapping

Yeah, instead we could've had Hillary in office, doing for relations between the sexes, what Obama did for race relations.

I would consider these "insensitive", and these are very sensitive people you are trying to reason with. Don't worry though, when they start trying to hold each other to their own ridiculous standards, it will all crumble.

oh boy...this is useless. The sky is falling (again).

Just list off the terrible things that have happened...I'm ready.

Geezus, get a grip! More "He's Hitler!!" There has been nothing remotely close to what Hitler tried to do.

It's Saturday, man. I have a few other things going on, so I'm not hanging on every word here.

haha, that's not what I said. Read it again. I'm asking you what you expect to happen,that is worthy of the kind of hysteria we are seeing? No, I'm not. Tell me how I implied that?

yep.