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This one is too stupid to make fun of.

Lolz, at least they could have added Beam to party. I feel like with every post you are going for the "eyeroll" emoji record

BURN!!! You really got me with that one, so scalding and insightful, my feelings are truly hurt. With a rapier wit like yours, how are we expected to keep up?

Lolz, it seems like a discussion happening entirely inside Billsy's head. But what a TOS they have at WAPO! Not sure that some of these folks are looking forward to some violence. "It will be quite cathartic when great numbers of people start putting these Trumpists down, as must occur in the next few years. The next civil war will be much messier than the last." "Trump should be tied to a pole and shot for treason...along with anyone who aided and abetted his treachery." "Don’t these idiots realize many of us on the left are armed? I for one, hate guns but I recently purchased a 12 gauge pump action shotgun because I’m truly afraid of my insane neighbor."

You are a real class act, glad I could help remind you. As for intelligent conversation, I didn't say I had any with you, big fella.

I don't think you are THAT tedious. Here's what I see as a breakdown of posts on this board: 30% are @bmanposting full articles from Redstate and Twitchy, without comment. 20% are links to The Lincoln Project, which is generally where @BillStime gets his talking points. 18% are @Irv posting "what a mess" about anything Biden related 17% are @BillStime posting memes of trump, primarily the "shaking" or "LMAO" meme. 10% are @SectionC3 calling people names like chef Jim Crow or attacking anyone who is interested in finding a treatment for COVID 3% are wild tales of NJ's excellence being spun by @Governor 2% is what's left for intelligent discussion Sorry if I missed anybody. Happy Thursday fellas! I should have include @Tiberiuscompletely missing the point. My bad.

Weren't you just talking about mooching off of your girlfriend for rides? I believe about 50% of what you post is true, but I think you only believe 66.666% is true, so we're not that far off. I'll give you one thing though, you are a funny dude. I'm always happy to have a beer with a Bills fan, regardless of their politics.

I feel like you are that buddy who kind of mooches his way through life, sleeping on couches, always needing picked up, and never seems to be around when the bill comes. He is always between jobs and dating a lesser attractive girl than he could get because he gets better taken care of.

You are kind of a sad fellow, sec.

Are you trying to be funny here?

Didn't they just riot in Portland?

Didn't they just cause a half a million in damage during a recent riot in Portland?

Do you have a job?

I did, where I was issued a school ID. Listen, I get why you have an issue with changing who can certify an election, but I really don't understand the argument against requiring an ID to vote.

What should I Iook up?

What is the difficulty in obtaining some kind of state ID? Help me out here, I still don't get this part.

So there would be less fraud if people had to show IDs, check. Are there people who are unable to get an ID? If so, who are they?

So there was voter fraud?

It's the math I am not sure you are getting. Even though you are selling for more, the new house is costing you more.

You do understand that the house you downsize to is 20% more expensive though, right?

The money fans would spend in the stadium is really a drop in the bucket vs the real revenuestreams. Frankly, I think the NFL benefits more on the reputation of crazy Bills fans than they would from selling a couple more luxury boxes. But I appreciate that you want what's best for the city, and while it's not what I want personally, its a legitimate stance on the issue.

I am not sure that I understand you here. If the value of a house increases by 20% due to a rise in demand, and you sell it, don't you have to live somewhere else? And isn't the result that you are just going to spend 20% more on the new house because the market is up?

To what end?

I have been to a lot of downtown stadiums, and I have yet to find one that compares to the OP experience, at least in my view. Personally, I like the community you see at the private lots, and I love that I am not forced to jam myself into an overcrowded bar to pregame. While some of the nightlife you see in Seattle is ok, I just don't think that model will work for Buffalo, it doesn't fit the culture of the region. Personally, I have no issue jumping into an Uber after the game and going go Bar Bill if I want to go out after. I don't know that the infrastructure money coming to the state would be best spent on the needs to accommodate a downtown stadium. I think that extra billion could do a lot more good elsewhere. Or to pay down a tiny little bit of the national debt.

So they were instructed NOT to attack congress and overturn the election? Doesn't this make the action decidedly NOT insurrection? Seems like just a protest to me?!??!