Cugalabanza

Good win for the boys yesterday. Enjoy your day off!

Freudian slip?

This is just the worst stuff that can happen and it's hard to read about. I don't know how a young person can have that reckless of an attitude and go around bragging about being a disgusting self-centered party skank. Makes me wonder where her parents are and what they hell they were thinking (or NOT thinking). Seems there are lots of idiots like this around advertising their idiocy on social media. Many get lucky and get a life shock that doesn't involve two innocent young people dying. This particular skank was not so lucky and will pay full price for being a **** person. And she won't get the chance to be anything other than that. Tragic all around.

3 Dollar Cafe in Atlanta is a joke. Their wings are not terrible, but they shouldn't make the top 25 in Atlanta. It's just a chain around here and probably the only place in this region the writers of this article have heard of.

Rubes!

This day's defnitely got me humped.

From the shoutbox, regarding Byrd and the ongoing contract disputes... "your going to fly the coup"

no

Ha ha! All this talk about "running the table" and then hoping other things fall into place. Let's start with two wins in a row, which the Bills have not done since September of last season.

For a while, you could find peanut butter twix and that was just about the perfect candy. I don't know why, but you don't see them around anymore.

I like this idea very much.

My daughter's name is Zuzu too.

I love the Tony Clifton character. I thought the movie The Man in the Moon was just ok overall, but Jim Carrey nailed the Clifton part...

You mean Tony Clifton?

I really liked Andy. So many memorable stunts. Taking out his entire Carnegie Hall audience for milk and cookies is pretty amazing.

Second best thing to faking your own death: Having family and fans keep the rumor alive 30 years after you're gone. I think Andy would have approved of this. Well done.

Ok, I'll ask one more time. I promise I'll never ask this again on this website: Why was Flutie somehow a cancer or a backstabbing midget or a negative influence in the locker room. Regardless of the quality of his play, why do some fans hold such a grudge against the guy? If I had to pick a Bills QB to hate in the post Kelly era, I could name about 8 guys above Flutie.

I actually thought Rob did ok in that Titans game, even though I wanted Flutie instead. Rob took a vicious beating all day and hung in there enough to engineer that last one shoe-floppy sock drive that should have won it. Rob's stat line looked bad, but the Titans D was relentless. I'm not sure any QB could have put up good numbers in that one. My frustration with Rob Johnson really blossomed the following year.

Whose back did he stab? Please tell me. It might be true, but I've never heard anyone back up that statement. Please edify. I will grant that Flutie was fading that second year, although I think you're exaggerating a bit. I don't know what the outcome of that Tenn game would have been with Flutie, but I still say it was a mistake to go with Rob. Even Wade eventually came out and said he wanted Flutie for that one, but that his hand was forced. Anyway, the part that still confuses me is the stuff about how Flutie was a cancer, a backstabbing midget, etc... I'm still waiting for someone to tell me the reasons for having that impression.

Well...yeah, he got hit and lost the ball, right at the end of the game. It sucked. Flutie lost the ball and the Bills lost the game. I don't see how that makes the guy a lousy QB or a bad person. He also made a bunch of great plays that year and the following year. Andre Reed is *will be in the hall of fame, but he made some crappy plays too. He had some crucial drops in that first super bowl that killed drives. Doesn't make him a bust. *EDIT

I'm not deflecting any blame from anyone. Flutie did well as the Bills QB. Certainly a better win/loss record than anyone else since--not even close. I simply asked what is the reason for hating the guy. I still haven't heard any evidence that he was a bad guy. I'm a fan of his because he played with a ton of heart and seemed to bring out the best in his teammates. Those couple years were fun for me as a Bills fan. It's been kind of miserable since that time.

Some fans still carry around this idea that Flutie was a cancer of some kind. I've asked many many times for a single example of this or any evidence at all that Flutie was a negative influence on the team. I've never received an answer to this. I'm not saying it isn't true. I don't know. I'm just asking. Is there any indication that other Bills players disliked Flutie (besides Rob Johnson)? From my point of view, as a fan, I saw Flute win a bunch of games. He reinvigorated a stale franchise and led the team to two consecutive playoff appearances. I've never understood the hatred for Flutie that many fans have. Please, enlighten me.

Absolutely true. One point about coats and carseats though: It's considered unsafe to put a little one in a carseat with a puffy coat on. So there may be times when you really do want to warm up the car before loading the kid because you have to take the thick coat off when you snap them into the carseat.

I have a two year old and I'm very conscious of stuff like this. I definitely would never get in the car and leave her standing in the road. Never. If I want to warm up the car, I leave the little one inside (the apartment) while I do it. Some people would say I'm overly cautious, but the way I look at it, there are enough dangers in the world--the things I can control I will.

Favorite fan sign of all time: There's something missing in BUFFAL