dickleyjones
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2 hours ago, ganesh said:
It would be a disaster without a HoF RB.
It was ok for Kelly to call his own plays because he had a HOF RB who would demand the football and do something with it. For Allen, without a true running game, it would be far easier for him to take it upon himself to play hero ball too often. That will always end in disaster as some of the losses have shown over the last few years.
maybe, or maybe he would do great. i hope they give him the chance in the future, but it will need practice so it is not for this year.
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41 minutes ago, ArtVandalay said:
Isaiah McKenzie is GOOD, very good. He's been put in the dog house all year for no noticeable reason. This has been to the detriment to the team both on offense and special teams. Not only does he belong on the field he belongs in the offense!!
This kid had a noticeable impact on the offense last season and we have been missing his athleticism this year. It took desperation of multiple COVID lists and a hampered Sanders to finally give this MAN a chance. We aren't talking about a rookie but a guy that's been here for a few years now.
McDermott is a terrible leader (no accountability) and terrible recognition of talent, he clings to Tre White as his only accomplishment and constantly puts faith in undersized abs under skilled guys.
Isaiah McKenzie played a key role in our run game last year withhis explosiveness and that has been missing all year.
It's terrible we need to rely on injuries of our talent to get on the field because the coach won't do it.
I'm so over McDermott, he can't coach a winning, talented football team.
This post is proof positive how awful Art Vandalay is. Pretyyyy prettyyyy bad
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22 hours ago, Hapless Bills Fan said:
"put in a body bag by...." . Appreciate all suggestions as to better wording
my i suggest "given the business by..."
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i'm not sure how many but i think it has something to do with that goddamned loch ness monster
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3 hours ago, BillnutinHouston said:
The Bills are 6-4, now in 2nd place in the division and looking horrible, let's celebrate!
great suggestion! i shall celebrate along with you.
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27 minutes ago, B-Man said:
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Oppression Matrix? What pills can we choose from?
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19 minutes ago, MAJBobby said:
you can take no one for granted after Sunday.
You can take no one for granted, period.
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Yes ID required.
As often done in Canada we don't vote for things, we vote against. In our generally left leaning country this time it will come down to Trudeau haters vs strategic left votes.
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1 hour ago, Virgil said:
I watched the whole thing. It was difficult at times to keep track of who was on the field with then subbing people in and out so much.
My apologies
wait, you haven't lived up to random poster's expectations? for SHAME
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3 minutes ago, Chef Jim said:
Oponion or fact?i suppose that depends on how you feel about the science of genetics.
as an example, the more genetic diversity, the less susceptible a population is to a disease killing everyone.
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6 minutes ago, Chef Jim said:
Ok. There’s one.
But then again I’m American of Italian descent who specialized in French Bistro cuisine.
Genetic diversity increases a population's ability to adapt to environmental change.
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7 hours ago, BarleyNY said:
A lot of people here seem to be saying this in the last few minutes. It reminds me of what people said about Lawson and how high he should have gone. It wasn’t true for him and it’s not true for Rousseau.
True? How could we ever know?
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meh, this statement was ridiculous when it was made regardless of what Allen did. obviously whoever wrote it has no clue. "math itself" wtf is that supposed to mean?
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TBD is pretty much the only site I don't use adblock.
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Been here since 1997. Guess i'm a slow learner lol
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15 hours ago, Over 29 years of fanhood said:
Vegan seems like a pretty healthy lifestyle tbh. I’m not sure how one could undertake that lifestyle then eat these science project mega processed synthetic foods that look and taste like beef. How much chemistry must that take?
simple brain chemistry is all that is required
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17 hours ago, B-Man said:
Also:
EBAY BANNING SALES OF NOW-FORBIDDEN DR. SEUSS BOOKS.
This isn’t normal or reasonable and don’t let them gaslight you into thinking it is.
This is warped and un-American and the people pushing it should be ashamed.
https://www.washingtonexaminer.com/news/ebay-dr-seuss-books-listings-removed
While i agree that bans are not good for society, is it not reasonable that a company can decide what they allow and do not allow in their website? I don't like the decision, but it is their decision to make.
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for all of those bashing social media: what do you think TBD is ???????
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2 hours ago, WideNine said:
This actually has merit when you consider human nature is to distrust anything different and to congregate around like-minded individuals, like beliefs, and languages. We see this play out in pockets of ethnicity in NYC (Chinatown, Italians in Bensonhurst Brooklyn, etc...) as well as in social media all the time - it is not lacking in empirical evidence.
In those larger towns I always liked the borderlands where ethnicity collided. Great food!
The root is that as humans we "pre-judge". This can be based on our personal experiences, ethnicity, religion, wealth, media, situational, or Hollywood. The only thing that dispels prejudice is getting to know folks better. That does not mean throw caution to the wind, humans have evolved a bit to sense danger and in reasonable situations pre-judging a situation as dangerous allows us to exit safely from it. But calling the police on a black man walking in the park is a bridge too far.
But for most situations, we just need to take time to get to know folks better, or respectfully agree to disagree. (I know, I am a poor example of that unless "respectfully" means something completely different.
indeed. children, and even babies, judge based on what they see, hear, smell, and eventually, understand (and misunderstand). most if not all animals do this. it is a defense mechanism to be cautious of "the other". a throwback to more dangerous times in human evolution.
and even though we grow up into (hopefully) reasonable adults, we all still make these judgements. thankfully we have the ability to self reflect and make our minds more flexible. we can stop ourselves from foolish assumption if we choose, but it takes some practice and experience. i fully admit that at times i make judgements based on how someone looks when i should not.
I am a work in progress. we all are. we can achieve a more inclusive and less judgemental society, but it is going to take a lot of work including admitting some pretty harsh truths. people love to find faults in society and others but rarely in themselves. i know it is trite but the phrase "look in the mirror" seem appropriate, except we might want to add "hey everyone, look in the mirror".
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we are all racist. when we can accept that we will be ready to move forward.
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7 hours ago, SoTier said:
Thank you for proving that my statement was absolutely correct.
Oh, but there are lots of people who smuggle illegal Chinese immigrants across the Canadian border, especially across the Niagara and Detroit Rivers. I guess those arrests don't make the news in So Cal so they don't count, right?
More importantly, spotting illegal Canadians isn't the problem. Assuming that Canadians who are here are either tourists or here legally while assuming that Latinos are here illegally is the problem.
It seems you are also making assumptions. Canadians have a multitude of ethnic backgrounds including Chinese and Latino.
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21 hours ago, Buffalo Timmy said:
I honestly do not understand how you can state the USA is clearly different than most of the rest of the world. I think the differences make us superior but even you don't think we are superior the difference between how our country is built vs Europe is built is easily noticable if you leave the inner cities.
Sure there are differences, mostly superficial. Far more similarities. For example, we think we are superior too. I'm sure most western countries do.
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Just now, SoCal Deek said:
Driving into Buffalo doesn’t count. 😉
But i have done that at least twice now!
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1 minute ago, SoCal Deek said:
You clearly haven’t traveled much.
Wrong.
Falcons DC Dean Pees calls young NFL coaches “entitled” and “spoiled”
in The Stadium Wall
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cringeworthy