BillsPride12

Let's Go Baby. Need to end this drought so I can finally update my avatar lol

That's true for any team the only difference with the Bills is they have been on the bad side of things for 17 years

I've met him before and he's not a jerk by any means. He was very friendly and down to earth. But that doesn't win football games and the guy clearly does not have a burning desire to play football at the highest level he is capable of right now. Sometimes it is tough to hear the personal attacks on Dareus because he really is a good dude as a human being but it was absolutely time for the Bills to cut ties and move on from him

Lots of living in the moment in this thread. The Steelers 2004/2005 season was hands down the biggest game in the 17 year drought(which is still very depressing in itself that is the biggest game we have had in the last 17 years). That game was a legitimate win and get in the playoffs scenario and Bills fans were FIRED UP going into that one...but we all know how that one ended

Keep fighting brother. Although different circumstances I had been battling pretty severe depression for a few years and it is TOUGH. No way to sugarcoat it but everyday is a battle to get through but you never know when your luck and life can turn around. For the first time in years I am feeling really good about my life so I guess the point I am trying to make is things can turn around no matter how dark they may seem right now.

"I hope when I die people make jokes about me, don't cry for me. Life is great"- Ralphie

Ralphie's twitter page, first pinned tweet at the top and all the great replies https://twitter.com/Ralphie_May/status/408719220537839616

Ok now that I got to actually watch it that was awesome but bittersweet too. I think watching all the gameday highlights on NFL Primetime growing up in the 90's contributed alot to my obsession with the NFL. Oh how I miss the old days

Already blocked by the NFL

Yeah although not a legend, guy did a two hour set and had some pretty funny bits and certainly wasn't afraid to cross any boundaries. I always said I would've seen him live again if the opportunity came around

RIP this one hits me a little bit and I am not going to pretend he was my favorite comedian of all-time or pretend that he was the GOAT now that he passed away but he was funny...The reason this one hits me is because a few years ago through a friend we got front row seats to see him when he came to the local Casino. Good show, I started following him on twitter after that and even interacted with him one time on there about his show I saw. But he was a very humble down to earth dude who always showed love to Buffalo on twitter(I think he even gave us a shoutout on there within the past week or two),gave good interviews every time he was on the Shred and Ragan show, and always had good outlooks on what was going on in the world. Very sad to hear about this because he just seemed like a good dude and someone whose thoughts I came across on a fairly regular basis from following on Twitter. Way too young.

RIP. Cherish the memories you have for they live on forever

Mortal Kombat 2, Street Fighter 2, Tekken, NBA Jam, Simpsons and WWF Arcade Games. The 90's was the last generation of kids hanging at arcades

Not sure about QB but best TV RB of all time hands down: Al "Four Touchdown's In One Game" Bundy

From my perspective as someone who was at the game and had a few pops in me I know he got beat on some plays but my god the kid was all over the field today. Kid isn't afraid of contact and was in on tackles left and right. And he was getting the crowd worked up during timeouts and just looked like he was really enjoying himself. He's got the passion I absolutely love this kid,

Eat lots of wings and drink lots of Labatts

There were times out there yesterday where he looked like Bruce Smith utilizing those spin moves, very impressive performance yesterday.

He was a legend. One of my favorite WWF personalities of all-time. He was brilliant in every role in the industry he performed. RIP Weasel

Also crazy that it shows how much more relevant the Bills were back then that Magic Johnson would even be in Buffalo

The Hell's Satans

Have you seen the Defiant Ones documentary yet on HBO? If not it's a must see if your a fan of that era!

Another Gem

Can't believe the best hasn't even been mentioned once yet.. The Wonder Years

That's a classic from back in the day and one that came to mind for me

Agree with this except for me change Stabler, Bradshaw, Tatum/Atkinson, Staubach to... Kelly, Elway, Marino, Young, Favre