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Interesting choice by @Simon, but I admit that while Rush was (and remains) highly influential to me as a musician, it's not a groove band. A groove band causes me to shake my man butt. Neil Peart played with too much precision, something that I envy to the nth degree, but Bonham is a guy whose groove had more of an influence on me as a player. Stewart Copeland too, of course, but I certainly can't play like that. *drum roll* (pun intended) @Draconatorcan/will correct me on this, but my recollection is that "Grace Under Pressure" was recorded at a time where Neil Peart and Stewart Copeland were hanging out and/or Peart listening to a ton of The Police. And it shows. "Losing It" from "Signals" is a slow dance tune. Gosh, I've listened to basically all of the Rush albums. Will need to boggle through this a bit more.

Fascinating concept from @Draconator, and yes, I think that Rush is great. Discuss. Still thinking through.

I accept this challenge. Let me think this one through! HAHA! (Will make a thread in OTW)

My heart says yes, but my metronome says no.

I've always danced to that tune (never).

People dance to Rush? What am I missing here? I see Michael Jackson doing his tunes, weirdo that he was, and I get the dancing. But how does one dance to "Lakeside Park", "A Farewell to Kings", or "Temples of Syrinx"? As you know, I am a huge Rush fan, but I'm really confused about their danceability aspect.

If you have the clap, I think that there is immediate expulsion.

Beasley, outside of JA17, was my favorite player for the Bills in 2019 and 2020. The Thanksgiving 2019 game, as I ran back and forth between the house and the smoker (smoked two turkeys, each with crispy skin) is a personal favorite. He got hurt and lost a step or two. I'm not even weighing in on the COVID thing. I'm 51 now, and while am back into pretty good shape again, I'm not running the mill or the street as I used to. I'm glad that he latched on for an opportunity this season. I think that he's a good dude who has his own POV, which I respect, but you can't expect miracles in terms of physicality as you grow older. Godspeed to Beasley, well, unless he screws us in the SB, at which point I will harsh on him for his COVID stance (HAHA).

If only I was getting into Miami on Sunday. Getting into Miami, newly promoted, for a work event, on Monday. Go Bills!

Holy Christballs. But, yeah, I get this. First, you know that I was semi kidding, right? In any case, for the (well deserved) vitriol of the Bills during their drought years, I think that the only functioning unit at that time was their... marketing department. Why would the team sell out games with EJ Manuel, some other dude, or Taylor as QB? They should get Nobel prizes or some *****.

If so, then it's OBJ.

I hope that the team is not filled with literal killers. Kill the Buffalo fanbase, and then I guess there's a rebrand in San Antonio or whatever. Kidding, of course. Glad that Von's on the team. I have no idea how far they will go this year, but it's gonna be a fun ride. That much is guaranteed.

I say 4 catches for 5 yards, his head pops off at some point, but in a lucky bounce, an yet-to-be-named player catches the pass on the rebound, and scores a TD. They sew the head back on, and next week he has 5000 yards. Book it.

I believe that you stop this offense by Causing spinal injuries to everyone Dropping a nuclear bomb into "The Ralph" A Hindenburg re-enactment right before halftime Giving everybody COVID Outside of that? Not sure.

Well done, as always. Look forward to this on the weekly. Make it faster / earlier in the week, would ya? HAHA.

Yep, the Bruce speech was moving. 100%. It had the intensity and passion of David Ortiz's speech after the Boston Marathon bombing. It was special.

I am excited to hear about the distinction. How can you quantify the bandwagon bunch? That's my first question. I'm a fossil now, at 51, and I've been watching the team since diapers. I guess that I'll be watching the team til my next round of diapers. Next year.

Do I miss watching the shitstorm of the drought? ***** no.

I kinda forgot about Marv Levy. 97 years old?! Holy ***** Christ. My grandmother lived 'til 96. Her brain was on point, she couldn't walk (her hip was broken such that she could no longer stand), she couldn't hear, and the facility where she was living basically had her living in her own piss. She wrote my future wife and I notes in her notebook, because while she spoke normally, she could not hear a word of what we spoke. It's infuriating, and yet, I respect the tenacity of that generation.

Gosh, those turnbuckles are so hard. (Puns and such intended.)

The year is young. Let's revisit in 5 months? But yes, otherwise, this is amazing.

That's fabulous. The last year I used a comb was 2003.

At no point last night did I think that McD put a stranglehold on the offense. And honestly, I don't know why this thread even exists. It's now on to game 3, the Bills destroyed another potential playoff opponent last night, and really, who cares? If this keeps going, at least at scale, this team cannot be stopped in the 2022-3 season. Let's all hope for that.

Really happy with the D. Allen, of course, is amazing. Plus he's a pretty delightful guy, too. Lots of weapons and options on O. I'm not really bellyaching when I mention a few negatives, and this is nitpicking, obviously, because this is a strong team, but here's to hoping that these don't become a trend lack of running not putting other team away in the first half there was a punt last night (unacceptable: no punting is allowed HAHA) OL play was weird later in the game Still, if this was a taste of what we'll see all season + playoffs, serve me plate after plate of it.

The Bills punted, Cook, 3rd and 1, Tua and things, and I thought the season was over! </sarcasm> Balling the ***** out. I dig it.