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He wrote a sitcom?

I better remember to DVR the next program. The last years, they debut a 30 for 30 after the Heisman, the presentation spills over, and I miss the end of the 30 for 30.

Haha - true!

I doubt there's many Bills fans who aren't fans of his actual play.

I love Reagan, but I remember watching the 1989 MLB All Star Game and he was "announcing" an inning or two with Vin Scully, since that is how he got his start.............I was like damn, he was our president 7 months ago? I'd much rather have had Vin Scully having the nuclear football!

Wow, good job. I do like chick peas, and don't mind lentils. Good info.

I remember a comedian saying in 1987 - the Democrats have been saying for years that Reagan doesn't have a clue what's going on, but now that that is what he is saying about Iran-Contra, they're saying he's a liar! Better?

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What part don't you get?

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vBM8XGbVOFs This gets even better when he goes on about shallow graves, after this clip stops.

Anybody know about a thing called Dashboard on the iphone 6? It just was popped up one day last week and it said how much I walked in the past day or two or maybe even more. I closed it thinking it's taking up my battery. (When I had a pedometer app about 3 years ago, that thing ate up my battery like crazy if it was on) Now, I can't find dashboard on my phone? Where is it buried and does it take up a lot of battery?

I remember a comedian saying in 1987 - the Democrats have been saying for years that Reagan doesn't have a clue what's going on, but now that is he saying that about Iran-Contra, they're saying he's a liar!

Is my memory totally screwed up. I hear this Steve Young story a lot, but I remember thinking he was damn good with the Bucs.

What about all the talk about glycemic load, hormones/insulin, etc.?

I mean his little kitchen.

No, that's one of the chefs who sit next to Elvis. He'll have to put it in his kitchen.

It was 12/7/80

How is it he missed the last game with a hip injury and then this game (and then put on IR) with a knee injury? We lead the league in injuries that come out of the blue (it seems to me)

My only reason question is question 1. I'm asking how and why it started................I don't think it can be reversed, either..................I have never once in my life, with many hundreds of games, and hundreds of concerts - asked or told anybody to ever sit down. I think people should be able to get their money's worth.............And, I've been told to sit down tons of times. Many times I say you tell those people in front of me.

Yeah, you're right. It's all in my head. It's not frustrating at all that he can do all these stats and everything you want to trot out - but yet it seems to be constantly hampered. Him catching a touchdown and getting hurt for no particular reason on the same play is the perfect summation of his career so far.

It's more of an observation. I know a lot of people here do NOT go to the game. That ain't me. That's exactly it. The Giants game was not on the level of "so much energy we're never sitting down" - unlike playoff games, the above mentioned Rams conga line game, etc. Maybe it's been so long since we had really big games, that we're confused as to what's worthy anymore.

Except for the possible exception of you going to games since 1979, not one thing here is true. I've gone to games every year since 1968, and am now on our 30th season with season tickets in the lower level. I know what I'm talking about - as reflected by everybody else's answers. Exactly. I don't even know if it's etiquette. It just makes sense. The energy level raises when it should.

We were in on the goal line up until last year. Those last few years, we stood all game long. I actually liked it better than being at the 30, like we are now. Now, we stand up 80% of the time, so it's constant up and down, for almost every play.........And, then the usual bickering - down in front!...............Yeah, tell 30 rows in front of us to sit down! I just don't know how things have changed so much.

It is silly. Being on your feet used to mean something - standing ovations, the crowd rising as one, or like I said those playoff games where the energy level was super high.

No, the root of my criticism is giving up two #1s and a fourth. I do expect a monster for that. And, I think he could be one. But, this is frustrating as hell. It's all glimpses. Just like it was with CJ and it seems several others.