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This won't help for tomorrow, but if you plan on being a regular at Bills games, get a NEXUS card and take the Whirlpool Bridge. That's for NEXUS card holders only, and every time I've taken it, zero wait times.

Good thing my band had a gig tonight. Didn't miss much I gather.

Good thing I have a bottle and a half of vodka. Gonna need it.

Once?

Watch the Chiefs sign him for intel on our defense, and we win by 50.

My pittie is a lovable floof. He's good with all our cats. He has to touch me and my wife when sleeping on our bed. It's really comes down to the owner, not the dog. Golden Retrievers can be nasty if they have a idiot owner.

Red helmets, red jerseys, red pants, red socks, might make Taylor want Josh.

My wife and I favor Nissan's. I have a 2018 Murano, and it is by far the best car I have ever owned. My wife has a 2014 Versa Note. It was perfect for her to drive back and forth to work and the Farmers Markets in the area. Her car though had the crappy mid 2010's Nissan transmission. We will be replacing it once I get a job, which looks good at the moment.

Mack Hollins - Mad Scientist

The Points Guy is the best travel E-Magazine out there. They are a wealth of travel info. They came out today with their list of the top 29 places to visit in the world, and Buffalo was near the top. https://thepointsguy.com/travel/best-places-to-travel-2025/?utm_section=intro&utm_source=TPG+Daily+Newsletter&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=11677413&utm_usr=e17047875eb710af05087cb417df0d514cb360218f6808a14a930366cad4e1bd&utm_template=15348683 Best for celebrating the diversity of American history and culture New York's so-called "City of Good Neighbors" (dubbed thus because it welcomed — and still does — immigrants with open arms) is better than ever as it enters 2025 with many compelling celebrations. In January, the legendary Historic Colored Musicians Club & Jazz Museum — the oldest continuously operating, Black-owned music venue in the U.S., where the likes of Aretha Franklin and Miles Davis performed — reopens with a fresh renovation, an expansion and a new ground-floor museum with interactive exhibits in time to mark 90 years. During Buffalo's 50th Juneteenth festival, one of the country's oldest and largest, the rich diversity baked into Buffalo's history will be felt — and tasted — across the city at landmarks that include the West Side Bazaar, a small restaurant incubator and food court featuring Egyptian and Jamaican cuisine. On Sept. 24, a full-size replica of the Seneca Chief, the inaugural boat to open the Erie Canal when it was completed in 1825, will mark the bicentennial by reenacting its first voyage from Buffalo to New York City. The recently completed $200 million reimagining of the Albright Art Gallery, which opened in 1905 and is now called the Buffalo AKG Art Museum, includes a striking glass-roofed, 30,000-square-foot gallery designed by OMA/Shohei Shigematsu. The 100-plus-acre Lake Erie waterfront Ralph Wilson Park, first established circa 1932 as LaSalle Park, is also undergoing a major $110 million improvement project to be completed in 2026. It will include a forthcoming great lawn, a sledding hill, a lagoon habitat and a pedestrian-, cyclist- and wheelchair-accessible bridge. The hotel scene ties into local history, too, with Buffalo's latest property, The Richardson Hotel, occupying the 1880 Romanesque, castlelike former New York State Asylum. The Statler Buffalo, in the decadent downtown 1920s hotel where Elvis Presley once performed, is also reopening its lobby bar, Milton's, and kicking off the renovation of its 200 closed-for-decades guest rooms. TPG tip: Buffalo will be easier to navigate via the light-rail station coming to the waterfront DL&W terminal (last active in the '60s) near the lively Cobblestone District as part of a $57 million project that may eventually include a public market with food, art and live music. — Kathryn Romeyn

And Kyle Brandt may have just killed himself in this segment.

@Sweatsare you a Russian spy asking personal questions like cars and bed pee?

I'm sorta scared after watching

Ok Ladies and Gentlemen. Good night.

What was Stafford thinking on that 3rd down pass?

He won 3 Superbowls. That has to count for something, doesn't it?

Snoop is a national treasure.

I'm staying up to watch, this?

This is literally the game to drink a whole lot.

You wouldn't look well either if you had to talk to Tyreek on a daily basis.

I'm shocked. McDaniel actually sounded coherent in that interview.

Same

You have a PowerPoint for this?