SoCal Deek

They always go too far with their nonsense. Who are these Twitter hacks? So Tucker Carlson is less of a person because he’s employed by a company owned by a rich person? Hilarious! That would describe virtually….everyone! Again, my comments here are not about Mr Carlson but about the moronic tweet copied and pasted above. Did the tweeter get his ‘blue check mark’ in a box of Captain Crunch? Sheeesh On a related note, I think it’s pretty cool that he’s somehow related to the Swanson TV Dinner family. I saw their story on The Foods That Built America. Which is a really great series on either the Discovery or History Channel, if you never seen it. PS: Mr Tweeter you might want to check the resume of John Kerry, who married into the Heinz Ketchup family…also featured on that same TV series.

Cute little graphic someone spent their weekend creating. But why is there a little girl with the elephant?

Don’t blame me when the knock comes at your door. I’m going to say “Sure, Tibs always seemed like a deranged lunatic…but not a violent lunatic…just the normal kind.”

Do you ever read any of the stuff you post on here? You do realize this latest one could be construed as a credible threat of violence. To quote you from earlier today: Calm Down Sheeesh!

I think Milano knew it hit the ground first. He didn’t react at all like a guy who’d just been robbed.

You’re clearly not buying that the Jets are an actual contender.

I go back and forth on the stadium funding discussion. On the one hand I know the Bills are a private company but on the other hand the stadium has become much like a public park in WNY. In fact I’m guessing that it gets way more visitors on annual basis. And the construction itself is a huge jobs program with the vast majority of the money going to local construction workers who turn around and put it right back into the local economy. Again…I go back and forth on it.

Keep your sense of humor Tibs. Resist the urge to become a clone of BillStime. One is more than enough! Remember it’s just a political message board…not a fight to the death.

You beat me to the thread. I think he caught the ball and I didn’t think the tip of the ball hitting the turf meant anything anymore if his hands were under the rest of the ball and under control. But that’s the whacky modern NFL for ya.

People are overlooking the Bengals. They lost a head scratcher in the opener to Pittsburgh in overtime (that stuff happens in Week 1) and then to the Cowboys the next week. But after digging themselves into that hole they’ve been on a roll. I’ll be interested to see how they look tonight.

The only concern I’d have is if Josh didn’t sound like he cared in his post game on-field interview. He clearly knew he’d mucked it up in the second half and that was before he’d watched tape or talked to the coaching staff. We’re good.

Morning Tibs….the funny thing is you could post the same thing from both sides of the aisle right now, and nobody would think anything of it. 😉

This is setting up for a HUGE game in just two weeks with the Bills hosting the Vikings. Who saw that coming when the schedule came out?

Sorry for not reading through everyone’s posts but have they said when he hurt it? I noticed that he completely whiffed on a couple of long runs up the middle and wondered while watching if he was protecting a shoulder. It turned out to be an elbow.

While I didn’t like the run defense I couldn’t help but think the Bills were just scratching their heads wondering what the heck the Packers were doing. It was like watching a boxing match where one guy is way ahead on points and the other guy is still bobbing and weaving well into the late rounds. The Packers are a mess.

Honestly? That was the best thing that could’ve happened going into a road game against the upstart Jets this Sunday. The Bills coasted through a dull second half, that despite winning, will give both the players and coaches a motivational wake up call for next week. I’m good!

My theory is the coaches told him not to tuck and run….and he just has never liked throw it out of bounds. Let him play Coach!

We were utterly amazed at how quickly they moved an entire stadium full of fans out after the Bills game in London a few years back. They know there’s a game and they have the trains lined up and ready to roll. It was incredibly efficient!

It’s rare, but I’m not into cancelling people. 😉

I expect virtually nothing from BillSy but I’m always fascinated to read his take on every subject. Even more so when he refrains from calling people names, and when he’s not posting childish memes, or yelling in a really large font.

Says the lunatic who immediately makes everything about politics.

May I suggest that everyone on here put things in a really large color font? It’ll make a huge difference in showing the rest of us when you’ve totally lost your mind. Ready…set….go!

Stop taking everything on face value. The adults I saw this past week wouldn’t have been helped by another pork filled federal spending bill. WAKE UP!

No offense, but I believe you’ve missed the point of why Musk bought Twitter. It was NOT to silence anyone. He bought it to allow everyone to speak. I’ve personally learned more in the last year or two about how the various people on here process information then I could in a couple of decades by just walking around. And it isn’t pretty! 😉

What’s really sad is that either side of the political aisle would make this about politics. The issue here is rampant, and ignored mental illness in this country. Just spent a week in Hawaii and I can’t tell you how many people we saw staggering down the street rambling incoherent gibberish. Are most of them violent? Obviously not. But what are we doing as a civilized nation?