SF Bills Fan

I'll be there too! I love Bills-San Diego games. This will be my third one at the Murph. Fish tacos, Coronas, the beach & the Bills. That is paradise.

I'll take that Saturday night game against Denver. Ralph doesn't like MNF games in Buffalo because it makes it hard for out of town fans to attend. If the game weren't going to be in Buffalo, then I don't want it. I'd rather not play a tough opponent away on MNF. Usually, that is a loss.

Smart move to have that Broncos game on Saturday night. That way, the fans from out of town can stay in the area after. That will be a hell of a party.

I don't think she is that hot. I've seen her in person too. She is short and dumpy.

What the @*%! is this? I don't think that is serious. Also, some of them look they got there on the short bus. .

He just quit, didn't even turn in his card. Guess he can at least sit around the clubhouse there and get drunk.

It's going to take a lot of time and $$ to clean that area up. It's incredible. And we are not even taking it to the level it is capable of. You watch shows like 24 and you see them track cars on the highway with satelites and you think it's all fiction, but it's not at all.

That is great. I found my house up in eagle heights. Take a look at the area where the old Bethlehem Steel plant was. What an eyesore.

All the money that was slotted for the Adelphia comm. center/skyscraper has been redistributed into other projects. The new HealthNow HQ down by the old gasworks (which will be a large building from the sound of it), the Bass Pro and a number of other projects that are actually going to happen. The city is lucky the state didn't take that cash away.

I missed it because I had to go out to dinner but I recorded it, so I will watch tonight. Today, on the morning show I listen to, the radio dj blurted out about Boone dying, which wasn't a surprise. I could guess from last weeks preview that he would go and the baby would be born and it would be some kind of "out with the old life in with the new" thing. I just want to know about the hatch. The dj said nothing about the hatch so I assume that it wasn't really a part of this episode.

I'd like to take a trip there and maybe see the Bills play the Titans next time that happens. I'm not a fan of country music either, but I would check that museaum out. When the Bills played the Seahawks in Seattle last year, I went to the Music Experience and that was really cool.

They put a bunch of money into RWS not too long ago. Given the track record for getting major projects done around WNY, this is laughable. The city and county are in fiscal straights. Where would these $$ come from? Then again, I can't wait to drive across the new Peace bridge and take my seat at this stadium and then maybe go and do some gambling at the downtown casino followed by trip to a the fancy new $750 million outer harbor that is sure to be constructed. Just fill in the potholes and figure out a way to get RWS stadium traffic alleviated and I will be pleasantly surprised.

How did you like Nashville? Was there a lot to do downtown?

I'm going to Iceland for a week in June. We'll be there for the summer solstice and a few big festivals. I heard it 's a blast and the women are pretty good stuff. Going with a a group of guys from Buffalo.

It's funny to picture Tiger Woods driving over and picking up the clubs for him.

Right you are, it's not easy remebering all those battles in that campaign. My uncle fought in the Pacific and said his worst memories were in the Phillipines, on the island of Leyte. That is where the famous image of General MacArthur wading ashore was made. On an interesting note about that moment, I read that there was a dock all set up for his arrival. The boat with General MacArthur pulled up to that first, so that he could get off. MacArthur had a flair for the dramatic and realized the image of him actually wading ashore woudl be more powerful, so he instructed the boat to pull away from the dock and let him off in the tide so he could wade in with that steely look on his face.

Yeah, I recall they alluded to that event. I think one of those guys felt slighted because theirflag plant wasn't recorded as the "official" event. There were peopel on-hand that weren't sure if that flag was first or not, so there is controversey.

That is really cool. They had a special about that event on TV sometime ago. They speculated as to whether it was real or staged for the newsmedia. Who cares I say? This is an iconic moment in US history and one of the biggest symbols of America. Why question it or try to diminish it's significance? I think they tried to locate all the guys that were involved, but I can't remember specifics. Fill us in with what you know here, this is very interesting history.

That was my immediate thought too. I think we are dealing with some irresponsible behavior with both parties here. If it wasn't a disease, it could've been a baby she walked away with.

"We scored once, then again, then again and suddenly Rich stadium turned into Woodstock and the summer of love (without the nudity or brown acid!). Strangers were deeply embracing like long lost friends. High fives were had up and down rows. Nobody would sit and nobody would yell at you to sit down. To this day I have never experienced anything like the emotions I felt that magical day. Even when the game went to OT there was no doubt that our Bills were going to prevail. I remeber the OT interception like it was yesterday. When Christy came on to kick the game winning fg it was euphoria like you can not imagine. Stunned excitement was what it felt like to me." When it went to OT, I knew there was no way they would be denied. You could feel it even before that point too. The 4th down TD to Reed to make it 35-31 was when I just knew that something extraordinary was going to happen. The feeling in the stadium after the kick in OT was unlike anything I've ever experienced at a sporting event. The stands were by no means full (especially in the upper deck) and people were running up and down high fiving everyone and jumping over seats to get to friends. I started spotting people I knew all over and place and most had smuggled in booze of some sort and a party pretty much started up. I think we lingered there for a while- maybe an hour? Everyone refusing to leave just to make certain that what happened was indeed real. Surreal is the only way to describe it. There was a feeling of euphoria hanging over the stadium, everyone was drunk and giddy. The only way we can recapture that would be a Super Bowl win.

The Thin Red Line was set on Okinawa, right? I was watching Midway last night, the 70's movie with Henry Fonda and Charlton Heston and I think someone could do a good job with that battle too. It would be hard to get a studio to back it after Pearl Harbor turned out to be a disappointment.

It better be a strike. If not... that's a bad omen.

Beer is the oen saving grace there. Add beer and I could even go to the zoo and watch hippos get it on all day.

Golf fans are an odd group. I couldn't imagine a bigger waste of money (and time) than paying for a ticket and not one person is going to get hit. I just can't get excited over golf. If they made it so there was some way that they had to scramble around the holes being chased by something (possibly a werewolf?) , then I might be interested. It's like the America's Cup. Sailing? Unless it's at the brink of Niagara Falls, I'm not watching.

Yep- it is gone. Last tiem I was up was 3-4 years ago. I went to Pure Platinum. It just didn't have the same feel as the GTR did. Maybe it was because I didn't leave Canada with a burning sensation.