ConradDobler

You seem to be throwing up a lot around here lately.

It actually predates Mead. I've read somewhere that it translates to: "Hey Chief, look! All the palefaces are on welfare."

"They Call Me Dirty" by Dobler and Vic Carucci. Bought it when it came out, at an autograph session. When I asked Connie to autograph my #69 Bills jersey, he accused me of stealing it from him.

Come around here much?

Err... Um... Back to the original topic? The will be no diversion of fresh water from WNY until the cost of that diversion can be underwritten by WNY taxpayers. See NYPA Robert Moses plant vs. WNY electric rates. If it ain't a lose-lose proposition, we ain't interested.

I'm still here in WNY and that is pretty much what I have before I mow my yard.

Mark my words, the Clintons are not yet finished. If Hil doesn't get her foot in the door somehow with Obama's run this year, she will run for NYS Governor in 2010. Then we will have the additional insult of Chelsea running for Mom's senate seat. In NYS they both will be shoo-ins. WTF did we ever do to deserve these people?

+1. Thanks for expressing my feelings exactly

Great. I see this and anticipate posting and people take the sails out of my wind: Yall: Top Secret. My first thought was the bookshop scene... KDinCT: Used Cars. "I'm Roy L. Fuchs, you SOB!" Bills44 sticks the knife in: Slapshot. "Lady, your kid looks like a fag." Buftex has the follow up: After Hours. Maybe the best nomination. I'll suggest Repo Man.

I'll know that extraterrestrial life exists when New York State levies a tax on them.

It's my understanding that this LSI that you speak of is a young fellow. How is it possible to get so much drain bamage in so few years?

Rosie Leaks was a veteran when he came to the Bills. If it wasn't for that one fumble vs. Tampa Bay(?), he'd have a pretty solid record for us.

A National Lampoon joke from the 1970's: Q: How do you know if it is Spring in Hyannisport? A: When you see Ted Kennedy driving down the sidewalk.

Tennessee Titans for the festering wound they gave to the Bills. (MCM and then our acquiring Greg, Jerry Gray, Eddie Robinson and a version of their uniforms.) P*s and Miami of course. But there is a special place reserved for Jimmy Johnson and whatever area of the universe he is currently occupying.

Just a quick IMO, John. The hero of this story is the security lady. Next time you are at Walmart make it a point to tell the manager on duty that this employee kept your car from becoming a piñata. Pay it forward.

Nice stuff, Tip. *wipes tear from eye* Thanks!

Glory Road, by Robert Heinlein The Crystal Cave trilogy, by Mary Stewart Fear and Loathing on the Campaign Trail, by Hunter S. Thompson Sand in the Wind, by Robert Roth

As a further thought, why does it seem that the truly good tight ends are as rare as hen's teeth? There are many WRs, RBs, CBs, OL, DL in the league, but fewer TEs that are difference makers, especially in the Winslow Sr./McKeller (pre-injury) pass threat style. Gonzales is one today along with Gates. It seems that we don't see as many excellent TE prospects come along compared to excellent prospects at other positions. Discuss? Edit: And I mean this to be league wide, not just the Bills.

It's McKeller, folks. He was nicknamed "Killer" McKeller within the team. The "K" in K-Gun refers to "Killer" McKeller. The "Gun" part is Jimbo.

At least now I know that we will not trade down. OBF, you should try www.stevehoffman.tv They LIKE fanboys there. Be prepared with a Beatles avatar, though.

For those who are able to watch this, take note: When Edwards comes up under center (not in shotgun) and then turns to his right and left (as if he is calling an audible) it is a run play. EVERY TIME. The game will be shown again at 8:30 tonight, then 4:00 AM and 11:30AM tomorrow, all times Eastern.

JD Green Label. And I still have never heard a rational explanation why it isn't available at stores or bars in WNY.

I haven't a clue. I won't even guess. But I had to reply to thank you for a great idea, one that is so much more in the spirit of TSW than much of the nonsense that is going on in other posts. Let me send you a ...

1st pro pass by Marino was intercepted by Chas Romes, IIRC. Bills knocked Woodley out of the game... and Danny came in as a rookie.

Well, I'll probably not enter, but my story involves the 1987 Bills v. Miami. The first regular season game (not played by replacement players) ever in Joe Robbie Stadium. The first game after the "replacement Players" debacle that year. Sunday, Oct 25. Not for the faint hearted. My story involves booze, drugs and the Metro Dade (?) police. Bills were down by 21 at halftime. I felt so depressed that I was ready to walk though the nearby Atlantic Ocean, on my way to Europe. But first, I decided to grab a couple of beers from the concession. My seat mate needed to use the head, and headed off. Several minutes later I saw him as he was being led down the mezzanine (or ring road, or whatever the hell they call the area outside of the bowl where you can get beer) by an armed Officer of the Law. Apparently due to his intake miscalculations, he had suffered a low blood sugar event and ended up on the floor of a Joe Robbie mens room, his actions and Jim Kelly jersey drawing derisive laughter from the locals. After several acts of Divine Providence, we actually made it back to our seats in time for the second half and were treated to a superb comeback, capped with a Bills W, 34-31 in OT. As we left the stadium, reinvigorated in more ways than one, the defeated looks on those Fish phans phaces were a joy and a marvel to behold. Happy time!