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Weber's. Horseradish. mustard...is a staple at the D2D's house, MGK! oh man, and on cutlets! I need to party with you down in Florida! ...mind you that's if you've quarantined for 14 days and give correct answers on the appropriate questionnaire, followed by 14 days of me quarantining when I get back to Buffalo, but those are just the small details.
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Ngakoue Watch is officially on!
dollars 2 donuts replied to IgotBILLStopay's topic in The Stadium Wall Archives
Great...now I can't stop thinking of gnocchi...I'm so hungry. -
Great, fine. I don't even know what you can rely up now. John Wayne never said, "Pilgrim" in any movie. James Cagney never said, "You dirty rat!", to anybody AND NOW, apparently, Hitler never said, "white Jews "will blackmail America. [They] will extort America, their plan for world domination won't work if the Negroes know who they were." If I may paraphrase Potsie Webber, "When is anybody going to go on the record with this cockamame story?!" ...it was him or Ben Bradley. History and memory are a funny thing nowadays. #PleaseRestAssuredThatHitlerIsBurningInHellNowAnd4EverOh&F***Hitler!
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The world is changing, and I get it, and I am fine with it. HOWEVER, I wonder if any of these guys, ANY OF THEM, from players to coaches to owners, have the guts to do any outward manifestation to show support for victims of NFL players’ domestic violence against woman and children...above and beyond saying they are part of some organization off the field. Something they show on the field before the game. Possibly prostrating themselves, even during the national anthem (should it remain) in a show of support of all those innocents who have suffered at the hands of NFL players, while more often than not they go relatively unpunished. So honestly, I am down with what they feel they need to do and what they want to do to to get their message across. ...but the mirror has two faces and if you are going to be courageous...then for crying out loud don’t stop short.
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I may be part of the small group that brings this up, but I honestly think given the way he is in a number of fourth quarters, that if he doesn't get hurt against the Pats in that first game that maybe they pull that one out. If you keep all things equal, because otherwise it gets a little goofy, the Bills finish 11-5 and even if they don't win the tie breaker against the Pats at 11-5 I just think that mark causes a lot of these question go away. ...certainly not all of them, but a lot. A victory against the Pats, another comeback win, yada-yada-yada.
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What I like about the signing? It will give that much more attention to the AFC East. The 2020 Bills are going to "do The Nasty" to rest of the AFC East and the NFL this season. And the Bills... ...Like... Doing The Nasty!
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Yes. Besides the 30 TDs, 9-0 in games where he completes 60% of his passes, and mass improvement over his rookie year where he was considered a project even at #7, 4th quarter comebacks that I have actually lost track of and the playoffs...sure. ...now, would you like some milk before you take your goofy pills?
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Unpopular takes on TBD
dollars 2 donuts replied to Ethan in Cleveland's topic in The Stadium Wall Archives
2020...yeah, I think it is going to be "My Year". Hell, I think it is going to be EVERYBODY'S YEAR. LET'S TOAST!! -
I am truly sorry for him and his family. Embarrassingly, though, I am feeling sorry for myself, as well. I know many of these people, I watched them as younger men when I was growing up...and more and more they are disappearing. i don’t hate growing older, at all. I just hate all the good-byes.
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John Brown Insta Handle "Soulofjwalk5"
dollars 2 donuts replied to Hapless Bills Fan's topic in The Stadium Wall Archives
Side Note: Boy was Esther Rolle a good actress (RIP). When Amos, a good actor in his own right, left or was fired in a contract dispute she had to carry the moral center of the show, mostly alone. This was back in the day when comedies also had a lot of drama, and you needed good thespians to bring that home. She did, and then some. -
Texans and Cowboys players test positive
dollars 2 donuts replied to Cal's topic in The Stadium Wall Archives
Hap, I am leaving my comments in below just for full disclosure. However, the comments made here, in bold afterwards, are based upon other things you’ve written, and posts and other threads by our members on this board. Unfortunately, the “food for thought” you and others have provided make me less confident in my position on playing. we need to know more and I am not out by any stretch. But 90% confidence is now down to...50. just wanted to let you know. thank you, Hap. I get your point as it was made. however, it doesn’t have to rely upon my assumptions with respect to the rest of what I said, which I don’t think falls apart. Even in what you quoted me on I heavily weighted my original statement, and at the start. So...just plain removing those assumptions in their entirety, we still: monitor and take precautions. Likely even greater precautions as given the concerns over inhalation/exhalation, possible additions face mask coverings, but not as to inhibit respiration. This is just a suggestion. as far as the rest of what I said, I stand by it, minus even the earlier comments. “With those this still becomes people being responsible for taking proper care and proper measures. Meaning, if a player gets sick I think there is a greater likelihood it happens in their everyday life as opposed to players who will almost daily be under scrutiny regarding their health. So if it happens in their everyday life its not much different than anything else that might happen. It's morning.. Time for practice. Do you have a fever? Yes. Good-bye. that stinks, but that's it. You can come back when you've been cleared. I just don't see one Buffalo Bill having it, which then turns into 60% of the team having it. We know better now and we are more cautious now. I don't see the benefit, on any angle, to just wrap things up for the season because of what could be and what we might not like, as opposed to taking precautions and letting the teams that are able to hit the field, hit the field. ...if we want to put an asterisks by it at the end of the season, we can...please, we have done that before. I just don't think that at this stage a whole season or people's way of life should be sacrificed because of the scales being tipped.“ -
Too-early prediction - Last Place in AFC East ???
dollars 2 donuts replied to CSBill's topic in The Stadium Wall Archives
Even if you can’t stand the buffalo Bills...they are the favorite. Even if you just think they are lucky...they have made the playoffs twice in three years with different teams and added more talent this year. Even if you write for a newspaper...doesn’t mean you can’t be moron. ...sometimes it’s a prerequisite. -
Texans and Cowboys players test positive
dollars 2 donuts replied to Cal's topic in The Stadium Wall Archives
It's a great point Logic, but I still go back to my point in way...does everything get cancelled because of what you referenced above, or do you just deal with it because that's what you do? If we can assume (just play along with me here) that as recent studies have shown that 1) you are less likely to get COVID from hard surfaces and, more importantly, 2) you are unlikely to get it from those that are asymptomatic. With those this still becomes people being responsible for taking proper care and proper measures. Meaning, if a player gets sick I think there is a greater likelihood it happens in their everyday life as opposed to players who will almost daily be under scrutiny regarding their health. So if it happens in their everyday life its not much different than anything else that might happen. It's morning.. Time for practice. Do you have a fever? Yes. Good-bye. that stinks, but that's it. You can come back when you've been cleared. I just don't see one Buffalo Bill having it, which then turns into 60% of the team having it. We know better now and we are more cautious now. I don't see the benefit, on any angle, to just wrap things up for the season because of what could be and what we might not like, as opposed to taking precautions and letting the teams that are able to hit the field, hit the field. ...if we want to put an asterisks by it at the end of the season, we can...please, we have done that before. I just don't think that at this stage a whole season or people's way of life should be sacrificed because of the scales being tipped. -
Texans and Cowboys players test positive
dollars 2 donuts replied to Cal's topic in The Stadium Wall Archives
Or those two players can separate themselves for 2 weeks. It gets to this whole debate, which transcends sports: does everyone have to be quarantined or just the sick? I believe, especially at this point, we all have to take safety precautions, but when some get sick everything should not be shut down.