Bill from NYC
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Sexy Rexy interviewed for Cowboys DC position
Bill from NYC replied to BuffaloBill's topic in The Stadium Wall
Why not? Rex always has been into toes. -
I guess neither Levy nor McDermott was her coach.
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On one occasion I happened to be in the stands directly behind home plate field level at Shea Stadium when Armando Benitez was pitching. Having seen this post I googled him. He is listed at 6'4"/180. When I saw him it looked like he weighed 230 or even more. Benitez was throwing the ball just so hard that I found it hard to believe that anybody even had a chance to even foul one off. The ball hitting the catchers mitt sounded like an explosion. From what I gather he was a bit of a nut. I would not be at all shocked if he was on steroids but again, he looked unhitable and that night he was backing guys off the plate and striking them out seemingly at will. His career went south and he wound up playing with the Long Island Ducks from what I read. Those guys make very little money so I suppose that he wasn't much of a saver lol.
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Oh, now But every girl I've ever had Breaks my heart and leave me sad What am I, what am I supposed to do? Oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh Anna, just one more thing girl You give back your ring to me And I will set you free Go with him
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Will Derrick Henry be a Bill in 2024?
Bill from NYC replied to FireChans's topic in The Stadium Wall
Henry has always been one of my favorite players since his college days, but remember; even as far back as his college years he gets better with a larger number of carries. The man would literally beat up defenders, and I'm not at all sure that he is capable of a large number of carries any more. -
We Bills Fans have become quarterback snobs, haven't we? We are slamming Tua as if he is garbage and while he is not an elite qb, he is more than twice as good as anything we had between the years of 1997 and 2017. I mean we are looking back at JP Losman, Trent Edwards, a finished Drew Bledsoe, Tyrod Taylor, Fitz, Rob Johnson, Todd Collins and Doug Flutie (who may have been the best of this sorry bunch). Looking back at that sad list, in those days we would have welcomed Tua, no?
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Doug Marrone out as Saints OL Coach
Bill from NYC replied to BCAS Baritone's topic in The Stadium Wall
Wow. Coach Saban also showed him the door at Alabama 2 years ago, firing him as OL Coach.. Iirc he ws hired by russ Brandon, his butt buddy from Syracuse. I never thought of him as a very good coach but I suppose that in those years no coach really stood a chance. -
So needless to say I'm odds and ends But I'll be stumblin' away Slowly learnin' that life is okay Say after me It's no better to be safe than sorry Take on me (Take on me) Take me on (Take on me) I'll be gone In a day or two
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Its just a matter of time Before you make up your mind And give all the love that you've been hiding Its just a question of when Told you time and again I'll get all the love you've been denying Sooner or later, love is gonna get ya Sooner or later, girl you got to give in Sooner or later, love is gonna let 'cha Sooner or later, love is gonna win
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Do you wonder if the league is fixed?
Bill from NYC replied to The Red King's topic in The Stadium Wall
Even if it does not matter immediately, how can increased, and new and different viewers NOT effect profits down the road? Do you think that the cameras are showing TS and Kelce with the band aid for no reason, or to turn a profit? I hope that you don't sense any hostility in my responses. It's an interesting topic imo and we can certainly agree to disagree afaic. -
You showed me how, how to leave myself behind How to turn down the noise in my mind Now I haven't got time for the pain I haven't got room for the pain I haven't the need for the pain Not since I've known you
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Do you wonder if the league is fixed?
Bill from NYC replied to The Red King's topic in The Stadium Wall
I said nothing about liberals and/or conservatives. I'm talking about big companies making tons of money. Long ago if any sporting event was "fixed" it would be done by the mob which barely exists today. The government took over their rackets in a sense. -
Do you wonder if the league is fixed?
Bill from NYC replied to The Red King's topic in The Stadium Wall
The NFL doesn't control the country. Pfizer and other huge businesses do. And Taylor Swift was famous and insanely popular well before Halloween. By then she was probably already worth 750 million. Once again, I have never heard even one of her songs, but I almost get the feeling that you might not understand how big she is. Her popularity is in the Beatles/Elvis range from what I gather. -
Do you wonder if the league is fixed?
Bill from NYC replied to The Red King's topic in The Stadium Wall
I don't dispute any of the above. I will however add that Taylor Swift will attract a different audience imo. I think that teenage and early twenties girls will watch this game just to catch a glimpse of their idol and advertisers will pay more and take advantage of this. Between her plus Kelce pimping for Pfizer, there really are untold millions to be made and I'm positive that the advertisers and the NFL are cheering. Now, does this mean that the fixes were in? No it does not, but it can easily give one reason to raise an eyebrow. Of course, jmo. -
I am just so sorry. May God bless you and your loved ones.
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Is the #2 WR already on this team?
Bill from NYC replied to TheyCallMeAndy's topic in The Stadium Wall
Very good anology. -
Three Potential Landing Spots For Tee Higgins
Bill from NYC replied to Peace Frog's topic in The Stadium Wall
I would even welcome Ridley if the Jags let him walk. -
Look, perhaps I'm a hypocrite. If it involved my daughter and a male teacher I would be happy to see him get the death penalty. Now, what this woman did was abusive and wrong no doubt. That said, life in prison for sleeping with a high school senior????? That is freaking excessive. Criminals with police records are shooting other people and can get sentenced to a year or two, if that. In NYC, career criminals are getting treatment for being "mentally ill" in lieu of prison, this for stabbing random strangers and/or pushing them onto the subway tracks. When I was a HS senior, I would have rather had sex with a teacher than been shoved in front of an oncoming subway train, but that's just me lol. Leslie Von Houten was just released from prison. Life for this nutty teacher? No way!
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Has anyone heard of “gang stalking”?
Bill from NYC replied to Not at the table Karlos's topic in Off the Wall
It is extremely hard to get. I remember a case of an 85 year old man in a rather wealthy neighborhood. His wife died and he lived alone. He started having all night parties with prostitutes, drug users, and probably drug sellers. His kids took him to court and the judge refused to have him committed. He told the judge that his kids just wanted his money. The neighbors (one of which was his goddaughter) were furious. I left before the case was (if ever) resolved. He sounds as if he is in dire need of therapy, hospitalization, medication, or any combination of the three. I explained in a post above that involuntary hospitalization is extremely difficult to obtain. I wish good luck to all involved. -
Clean this mess up else we'll all end up in jail Those test tubes and the scale Just get it all out of here Is there gas in the car? Yes, there's gas in the car I think the people down the hall know who you are 'Cause the man is wise You are still an outlaw in their eyes Get along, get along, Kid Charlemagne Get along Kid Charlemagne