ChevyVanMiller

Man the onions got to my eyes while reading that story. "PS- Please don't forget the poor." What a line from such a young girl. Merry Christmas Eve to you all at TBD. Even though I've only met a few in person, you're all like family to me.

I'm very thankful that I had a childhood before technology took over. http://www.engadget.com/2015/12/20/first-website-is-25-years-old/

Talk about taking an art form to a new level. Genius.

Why thank you, kind sir.

Even carried on in two different continents. http://www.ijreview.com/2015/12/496615-teacher-arrested-for-having-sex-with-teenaged-students-where-it-happened-is-even-more-sickening/?author=db&utm_source=facebook&utm_medium=owned&utm_campaign=education&utm_term=ijamerica&utm_content=education

The wife and I always end Christmas Eve by watching, "It's a Wonderful Life." Jimmy Stewart and Donna Reed get me misty-eyed every time.

Howard's interviews are the true MVP. This past year he had so many compelling sit-downs. He has become America's best interviewer and many A-listers now consider his show the place to go to conduct the interview that will define their career.

Like your thoughts, especially about letting continuity have an opportunity to play out in Buffalo. I would keep Woods though. I think he makes a great #3 receiver.

For comparison purposes here is a pic of a 5-megabyte hard drive shipped by IBM in 1956.

For Pooj I would get a "2016 To Catch a Predator - Teacher Edition Calendar."

Here's the video of him singing. Reminds me of the American Idol additions when someone comes out thinking they can sing and then hit a bunch of notes that get the neighborhood dogs howling. http://fansided.com/2015/11/28/tyson-fury-sings-aerosmith-world-title-win-klitschko-video/

Very powerful open letter from Scott's ex-wife: http://www.rollingstone.com/music/news/scott-weiland-s-family-dont-glorify-this-tragedy-20151207

Talk about taking a bite out of crime. Bravo.

I thought this thread was going to be about this:

I see I'm not the only one that hates the, "Yikeichel, Jack Eichel," call by RJ. I still like ". Eich, Eich Baby." http://www.diebytheblade.com/2015/11/30/9817732/an-open-letter-to-rick-jeanneret

I've got a good vibe about today, the last 14 years be damned. You want in the playoffs, Buffalo. Go beat Alex Smith, not exactly having to beat Brady, Manning or Montana in their prime. Carpe Diem.

First chance I got to fully watch a game this year. Silent G played great, Cooney looked far more in control than he did last year and I really like Lydon - he looks very polished for a freshman. Also, great to have Coleman back on the glass. Can't believe this team was picked to be a last place squad. They should crack the Top 25 after the last two wins, no?

Thanks, Steve. I couldn't have possibly said it any better.

Happy Thanksgiving to all of my Bills brothers and sisters.

It was one year ago today that I started the Go Fund Me for Darryl Talley and many of you supported it with your wallets and your hearts. We raised $153,000. When the fund began Darryl was broke and broken and was suicidal. Today, he is a new man with a new outlook on life and is working for the Bills as a team ambassador. When I sat down with him earlier this year he told me in no uncertain terms that the outpouring from the fans and the money given to get him out of the hole he was in saved his life. Thank you to everyone that participated. You made a huge difference in Darryl's life. We all gave a little so that, collectively, we gave a lot. Happy Thanksgiving (you're the best damn fans on the planet).

Don't forget Woodhead before them. Imagine what Hogan would do in that spot.

That's not on Shady. Tyrod's throw hangs and the safety makes a great play on the ball. One thing I will add: 4th and less than a yard the playcall should always be a QB sneak. Nearly a 90% success rate league wide according to analytics. An inside handoff to the FB is next at just under 80%. Everything else is 50/50. Yet, teams (like the Bills last night) keep turning around and handing it off 5 yards deep in the backfield. Makes no sense.

Rapid Reaction - 10 Observations About Tonight's Game 10) Man, losing to *New England is getting so old it can be measured with carbon dating. However it shakes out it's always horrible. I hate that team and I hate their smug fans. 9) The defense played a great game. They pressured Brady into grounding the ball numerous tines and even had Tommy screaming at his offensive line much to the delight of Bills' fans nationwide. The defense came to play - if only the same could be said of the other two units. 8) Tyrod had his worst game of the season. His long throws hung in the air so long Foxborough police fielded numerous UFO calls. He was also hesitant to run when it looked like he had green field in front of him. That said, if he is hurt and can't play in Kansas City on Sunday, well more on that later. 7) Shady came to play tonight. He ran with authority and was a threat in the passing game. He is a Prime Time Player and he looks to be just hitting his stride in this offense. 6) I have to admit the Sammy conundrum has me mystified. The Bills spent most of this game either ignoring number 14 or trying to hit him on 30-yard fly patterns. He needs to see the ball 10+ times a game on all sorts of short, intermediate and long routes. You dropped two first round picks on this guy and, as he showed with the one-handed circus grab, he has superior talent. Why is he often invisible in the Bills offense? You got me. 5) Leodis Freakin' McKelvin. His fumble was a killer and the second one almost killed any hope of a comeback. It was like an old nightmare from 2009 came back to haunt all of us one more time. Rex needs to borrow a page from Belicheat's playbook and sit a guy down after that type of error. 4) The Bills were horrible with clock management in this game. Down two scores with about 5 minutes to go they loligagged their way down the field and wasted minutes rolling plays in with the urgency of a government worker one day away from retirement. Also, this team burns way too many second half time outs. If I was a head coach my philosophy would be to never burn a TO in the second half before the last couple of minutes to play. I'd take a 5-yard delay of game penalty anytime. Time Outs are football gold - lose them early and you'll lose a lot of games late. 3) I hate to complain about referees, but they were horrible in this game. The phantom holding call on Graham that negated the pick, the face guarding and no head turn on the DB covering Hogan, the ruling Watkins out with 2 seconds left - all awful calls. Hell, even the errant whistle that hurt *New England was so egregious it almost had me feeling bad for poor Marcia. Not really, but you get the point. The zebras stunk to high Heaven tonight. 2) What is going on with the Bills headsets? For the third game this season they seem to not be able to properly communicate between Greg Roman (which doesn't excuse his putrid play-calling) and his QB. How can that happen at the NFL level with today's technology? 1) Tyrod, Tyrod, Tyrod. The whole season may come down to how serious the injury to his shoulder is and whether he can suit up for Sunday's crucial game against the Chiefs. He wasn't made available to the media after the game, which is not a good sign. The thought of having the hope of a playoff birth ride on the arm of EJ Manuel is one that will turn a lot of brown, blonde, red and black hair gray in the Bills Mafia. If you end up with the big piece of the wishbone this Thursday do us all a favor, wish for Tyrod to be a quick healer.

I really think Fitz was concussed on the TD dive. Jets should have pulled him then. Glad for us that they didn't.

Well, one of the "Goddesses" has come forward to claim that Charlie never divulged his health status to her. http://www.thedailybeast.com/articles/2015/11/17/charlie-sheen-s-ex-goddess-bree-olson-he-never-told-me-he-had-hiv-we-used-lambskin-condoms.html