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It's clear that you believe the he indeed knew he hit her. So when Lynch publicly apologizes and says he didn't know he hit her, will you accept the apology even though you clearly believe he was impaired or talking on his phone? Just curious, as your post states both good and bad points, but no personal opinion on ML.

I went to see the T-Hip a few years ago and it was horrible getting out of the parking lot. If you are anywhere near the back, you're in for a long wait. Took about 2 and a half hours to get back to Buffalo. The next year we saw Metallica and rented a camp site, that was definitely the way to go.

Amen to that, GO BILLS!!!!!!

Good to know, thanks ML... Next weeks lesson, how to get away with ___________

The first guy in the comment section summed it up prefectly: "I ain't reading all that sh-t. Rating: 1 out of 5 stars " But I did read it. Sounds like some of the posters on this board, I knew this would happen, and I knew that would happen. But actually, not a bad read overall.

Apology accepted

What he said...

I have an off the book guy who does really good work. I have to call him next week for some work, if you PM your info I can pass it along.

This is true, usually they jump ship and hop right on the band wagon...

And the regular season will be referred to as, "the Bills make the playoffs, despite what some overreacting fans label an off-season of distractions" What's really disappointing is fans are jumping ship and it's only June. If there were distractions during training camp or during the season, it may have ramifications to the team. But running plays without pads on isn't difficult to do under any circumstance. Right or wrong, if the Bills win, the fans will forget the "off-season distractions" real quick...GO BILLS!!!!!

Ha Ha, A grown man using emoticons... :lol: :lol: :lol:

Brilliant, made my day....

thanks for the useful input

kuh-VEE-ka

14 posts to turn Miami bashing into Buffalo bashing, this board is really slipping.

And it begins....

Damn, that explains a lot. Next the be telling us alcohol does the same, stupid research...

The timestamp reads 6:03, so he posted while on the air..... Finally an alternative. Good luck Brad... Now there's a phrase you don't hear very often, "I'll stop in Mondays, again"....

Makes more sense now, kind of an important part of the story you left out. Anyway, boring day...here's the link...

Did you end up in the New Erie Canal Harbor ???

Went to Swiston's this weekend, good beef there as well.....

What about using the French phrase for "humor me" as your name? No idea what it is or if it translates, but it's pretty much the same as "play along" and may translate better.

-- Tim Russert of NBC News has died at the age of 58, the network says. CNN link

A lot of people here are misunderstanding the phrase. People who do not drink and drive are not "holier than thou". People who would stop to render aid to someone they have injured are not "holier than thou", they are responsible citizens. The term "holier than thou" applies to those who have never been in such a situation and respond emphatically, knowing exactly what they would do, as if they were. They believe they would have done the righteous thing, no matter what the circumstances, when in fact unless they were in that situation they will never truly know. It's kind of like an Monday morning quarterback (God knows we have a ton of those on this board), this person says the Bills should have done this or they should have done that, not really knowing if that would have worked or not, but it's much easier to make that statement after the fact.