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This X 1000.....the tailgate always flies by way too fast. You never know who you're going to meet and what new friends you're going to make. Start early and give yourself enough time to head into the stadium before kickoff.

Completely agree on Mighty Taco....it's one thing if your a former WNYer returning home looking for some Nostalgia but for someone coming from out of the area that's never been before there are sooooo many better places you can get food at and we have so many better Mexican places now than we have ever had in the past. Don't waste a meal on Mighty If your a sports memorabilia/Bills historian kinda guy try to find some time to make it out to the Eastern Hills Mall, there's a bunch of sports collectible and flea market kinda places with a lot of cool Bills and WNY stuff in there and then Dave & Adams is a massive sports card and memorabilia place right outside of the mall. You can also get Bills gear both new and vintage stuff.

This was an awesome cover...figured this was an appropriate place to share

Naw but if we were talking about Rex Ryan I could see it

That was higher than I was expecting after the way last season turned out. I have a feeling Josh is going to have a big bounce back year and quiet some of his detractors....Can't Wait(Bart Scott voice

Kingpin or The Big Lebowski for the #1 spot is such a toss up....both are absolute classics with an entirely different feel to them

I bowled in leagues for many years when I was growing up...great memories! There were two main bowling alleys in my town and one of them is closed and the other had previously been closed but then reopened under a different name awhile back and is still going strong today. For awhile I had a group of co-worker friends where we would go out on a weekly basis to different bars in the area for Thursday night football and we would do the bowling alley once or twice a season which I always liked but that eventually died out as the group fell off once a lot of people started switching companies. I would say generally speaking Buffalo is definitely a bowling town

Bar bouncers are hands down some of the biggest dipsh**'s I've ever seen in my life....most of the time they make situations much worse than actually helping. One of the things I don't miss at all from the bar days

I have an addiction...I need help

This is incredible...Goosebumps

I was lucky enough to meet Marv 4 years ago and at age 94 he was still sharp as a tack...truly a wonder!

I just don't have it in me to watch the Jets and Browns backups...but it feels good knowing we are getting closer to the real thing

Hell of a run...Happy Birthday Marv!🎂 Where Else Would You Rather Be Than Right Here Right Now!?

Moulds would have done some damage playing with Allen

It was a long time coming for us LOL...we know exactly how it goes on the other side of the fence

I'm hoping. Every year we keep saying this and it doesn't come to fruition. If we finally have a pass rush it will completely transform how this Defense plays. Fingers crossed

Was a huge Favre guy...always thought he would've been a perfect fit for Buffalo but then towards the end of his career he turned into a Diva and then after all of the other stuff that happened...*sigh* just disappointing Guess my next answer would be Steve Young but looking back now all those old QB's from the 90s were great...Elway, Marino, Moon

You never saw Animal House before then!?

I'm sure that's true and why wouldn't they be with the state of things nowadays, that's also a very sad commentary on modern society

Tie between him and Diggs

The first half of the 90s did feel like a completely separate decade from the second half I'll give you that

I wish Don Granato went after Ralph Kruegar like this

Nice

I hate to see any training camp injuries...but I hate it a little bit less when it's not one of our guys

The 90s would be my pick too but they were actually my childhood years. I still had a blast in my late teens/early 20s but the 90s were a better decade than the 2000s in my opinion. The last decade before technology took over society but we still had home computers and video games growing up. We had the perfect mix of good toys and video games but still went outside and rode bikes down dirt hills, built forts, played tag etc. The 90s were also a great decade for sports, music, television. The 70s were before my time but I would have loved to have grown up then too so glad to see people going that route. Had a feeling that would be a popular choice. Dazed and Confused is one of my favorite movies and have always had an appreciation for that time period as well as the late 60s