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He played pretty well I suppose but he would have put up twice as many points if he played awesome.

You are so right. Trent has been unlucky in that he has had to play in the worst weather conditions in the history of the franchise three times in two years. Just because he again created a touchdown for the wrong team and none for his own team does not reflect poorly on him.

I can see making fun of Trent's girlishness or his fear of the cold but you can't knock him for this. This will be the worst weather in the history of the franchise. And this is the third time in his short career will face the worst weather in the history of the franchise.

I am no fan of Clean up the city boy, but I do find it sad that on his last day of clean up, the papers will be hard to pick up because they will be blowing down the street so fast. Do you think the wind will even be strong enough to blow the highlights out of Trent's hair? He might be worried about it and it could hurt his play. He is probably consulting Redbook right now to see if there is a safeguard he can put in place. Maybe a hairnet would work.

At least he knows he can catch the 7:30 flight to Los Gatos if the winds die down by then. This glove wearing Mary won't be in Buffalo again until the first mandatory.

Trent will look like a high first round pick today. Joey Harrington And then a bunch of Trent lovers will get on the board explaining how it is the worst weather the Bills have ever played in. For the third time in two years.

If you assume 2 songs per album your numbers look even better.

Now you're quoting a Canadian broad? Are you trying to make yourself look dumb? In America footbal is more popular than James Bond and volcanoes combined. Therefore he meant Culpepper. Therefore global cooling in Minnesota.

Why bother? Dick Jauron can't keep Rae, Maurice, Plaxico or OJ in line.

Volcanoes cause some global warming but it is primarily cow farts. Anyway this thread is about cooling, not warming.

It sure would be fun watching everyone blame Dick Jauron for Plaxico Burress being a public menace. Why wait until Plax is in Buffalo? Just blame Jauron for it now.

Dude that is pretty obscure even for you. I get it that Dante Culpepper played in Minnesoata and Minnesota is cold, but most people would have trouble connecting those dots.

And now we have moved on to our 3rd round bust QB. At least we skipped the 2nd round. I hope when we run Trent out of town we base our criticism to how he is a horrible QB with no arm and an inability and unwillingness to face bad weather. It will show we have learned and I wouldn't want Trent's feelings hurt with him being a Los Gato and all.

Haven't you seen the board sentiment over the last month? Jerry Sullivan runs the Bills now. He has ever since he quoted Ralph Wilson as laughing. Just because Sullivan left out that Willson was mockingly laughing AT Sullivan, should be of no concern. You will now have one opportunity to retract your opinion of the new king Sullivan or face the wrath.

Right on. I also noticed if you take away all of the stats from the games when Trent played crappy, the other game was really good.

Dude are you saying there are no hippies in Seattle? Have you smelled Seattle? The regular commies are definitely much more removed from the hippies today but there are still hippy commies out there. The commies that run Seattle may or may not be hippies but some of them probably are.

I don't think this is it either. Ralph was probably not laughing at the situation at all. He was probably laughing at Sullivan in a mocking way. This indeed proves Ralph is doddering. It is Sullivan who should be running the Bills after all.

First of all this thread is about Roy Williams, not Trent. And secondly, I am pretty sure Trent has not signed a new contract since his rookie contract.

I ran Ralph out of business in a few ventures he tried. He won't sell to me. A sentor could force him. You have to learn to think a few steps ahead. Anyway, I tried to get Schumer to help but I can't stand the guy's voice. It is very grating. I didn't want to have to put up with him forever.

I'm pretty sure Mel won't log on here to read that. You are in college right? Plus, even though I think Blink 182 sucks, you are entitled to your opinion. But you shouldn't be surprised when wannabes imitate them. They are just trying to make a buck.

Do you think $100M would do it? That's a drop in the bucket. How long would I have to live in NY first? Is a Googlebot or a hamster eligible?

4 * 2 = 8

4:19 AM for that? Somebody watches too much TV.

The play call stealing system?

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