SoCal Deek

I’m assuming you’re under the ridiculous impression that a large number of America’s nearly 1,000,000 annual abortions fall into this category? Newsflash….they don’t! Approximately 95% of US abortions are for women in their twenties and thirties; not even teenagers. And the vast majority of those are for convenience. So yeah….keep prattling on about your ten year old girl fantasy.

And you have a history of being rather odd. Now, do you want to tell me why you are fixated on the sexual status of ten year old girls?

THAT is what your comments are about? I see very little pushback on Trans folks if that’s what you’re prattling on about. I do see concern for irreversible sexuality discussions and procedures being pushed on children who are too young to make such decisions. The two topics are not in any way related.

And you believe the overwhelming majority of abortions are for 10 year old ***** victims? Really now? Can you cite that statistic?

This has clearly become your new go-to line. Do you say it three times before you get up in the morning?

If you’re a general sports fan I highly recommend taking in a ‘soccer’ match on the Saturday afternoon before the Bills game on Sunday. You don’t have to go to a Premier League match…which are generally pretty expensive. The Championship League offers a very similar experience at significantly lower prices.

That’s an interesting twist on it Tibs. I believe most would say that we’ve been defending OTHER PEOPLE’s freedom on the “battlefields of the world”. No?

Now what? Haven’t we always ‘banned’ certain books in school libraries?

Prices are definitely up from what they were before the pandemic but I had no problem getting either my flights or hotel reserved.

The roster looks pretty deep across the board to me. But I have to say it’s odd not seeing either Singletary or Edmunds names amongst the 90.

These rankings are ridiculous! If you watch even just a few minutes on ESPN you’d know that since Rodgers showed up there isn’t another team in the league other than the NY Jets. So they obviously should be ranked #1 through #32.

How cool! We had the same ‘turn the corner’ experience walking up to Craven Cottage. And then filing out with all the fans after the match, down these little row house lined streets, heading for the pubs and the tube stations was really great!

This is the sort of thing that I've never understood. If you personally don't want to use oil...then don't. If you don't want the planet to use oil, then invest your time into developing alternatives to oil. Become a car designer, engineer, or architect. Simply protesting against an oil company seems pretty juvenile to me.

Thanks Brit….check it out online it even on google maps. It’s just a block from The Emirates and has been completely transformed. In Buffalo they only saved an archway from the old stadium but in London they were able to keep entire sections and convert it to what appears to be apartments and offices. There are Bills fans that would die to live in an apartment that looked into the field of Rich Stadium! And talk about a money maker on game day if it was a hotel.

Thursday night has problems that have nothing to with flexing. (MNF thrived for decades without it.) First, it’s on a ‘channel’ that many find to be complicated to access. Second, the scheduled games have been of suspect importance even before the season started. Finally, it’s on a night of the week that many are just too busy to devote the time to outside of the traditional football weekend. They can’t fix one or three but the second factor, the game lineup, could be fixed without flexing. It seems like Thursday has typically gotten the NFL’s cast off games.

Gunner or Brit: Have either of you been by the re-purposed/renovated Highbury Stadium, which I understand was the home of Arsenal before The Emirates? The photos I’ve seen of the transformation look incredible! For Bills fans it’d be like The Rockpile but on a much more ambitious scale. I urge everyone to google it.

Was it Putin? 😉

What now? Geez you have a real problem with reading g comprehension. I did not say that you cannot have an opinion. I said that the Governor of Florida is not trying to please you as a resident of WNY. If you’re pleased that’s nice, but it’s of no consequence to DeSantis. Likewise if you’re not pleased, it’s of little consequence. Is that any clearer?

I understand. With the amount of money being spent on player salaries I’ve always thought it was a shame that players languish on a practice squad, not really knowing from week to week whether they should keep a bag packed. These guys have personal lives. (Now at the same time, I do really like how they’ve limited the rookie contracts and think it’s great that we’ve moved passed the days of rookie holdouts.)

That part I understand. I guess I should’ve said that I don’t agree with it. If teams can ‘hide’ players there and still stay under the cap…I’m okay with it. It’s all a financial juggling act.

I don’t believe that’s what he meant. He was referring to the fact that I said the Governor of a state he doesn’t live in, doesn’t have much concern over what SUNY thinks about his style of governance. I have literally no idea why he believes that’s making things ‘personal’. Shrug 🤷🏼‍♂️

The hosts at CNN and MSNBC are getting paid big money to claim they ‘believe’ this. I have literally no idea why anyone else still would.

It’s not about making it personal. He’s the governor of Florida. You’ve said you live in WNY. You are not one of his constituents. It’s that simple.

I’ve never understood why teams can’t have as many players as they want so long as they don’t go over the cap.

It’s obviously the phase right after phase two and the one immediately preceding phase four. 👍