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  1. 38 minutes ago, Augie said:

     

    We sat in the nosebleeds to see the Eagles and Chris Stapleton not too long ago. They will have to PAY ME more than $300 to get me to do it again in a giant arena. On the flip side, we saw Jonathan Taylor (James’ brother) in a tiny little venue a couple tables from the stage and it was awesome! And for a fraction of the price. Great time. 

     

    Side note: We saw Van Morrison on his “everything but the hits tour”. He played for a couple hours without ever playing anything familiar. That was impressive, but not in a good way. I felt ripped off after that one. 

    Yeah I usually have no interest in going to the mega concerts that come to Buffalo at Highmark or Keybank Center but Artpark in Lewiston gets alot of good shows and they are usually much more reasonably priced and you are much closer to the bands performing than at the overpriced stadium and arena shows.  Then there's outdoor concerts all over WNY throughout the Summer , sometimes just cover bands or local bands but ends up being a great value to check out some live music

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  2. With how expensive everything is getting I am being more strict on purchasing concert/entertainment tickets. If it's something I really want to see I don't mind splurging once in awhile. There's so much good content out there you can watch on Netflix, Amazon, YouTube etc right from your couch 

     

    And I agree as for live music there's alot of much better smaller scale shows you can go to that are great without having to pay $300 to sit in the nosebleeds at a bad venue to begin with 

  3. 9 minutes ago, RoscoeParrish said:

    Beane and McD are perfectly aligned in philosophy surrounding team building.

     

    It is futile imo to parse out their responsibility. Beane gets the players McD wants or who fit what McD wants to do.

     

    They are joined at the hip. Saying it’s all Beane’s fault or McD’s fault is not close to the truth. They both deserve the credit and the blame imo.

    Time to move on from both

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  4. 9 hours ago, ExiledInIllinois said:

    When it comes to deep dish, I like Beggars, Lou Malnati's, & Edwardo's "stuffed."

     

    Beggars:

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    Lou Malnati's:

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    Edwardo's Natural:

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    Beggars makes a good tavern style thin:

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    Official WhiteSox pizza... Beggars uses corn meal under the crust...

    I love Malnati's! Next time im in Chitown I'll have to try Beggars for tavern style. Any other good tavern style recommendations?

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  5. 14 minutes ago, ExiledInIllinois said:

    Chicago thin crust.  Deep dish is only like 50 years old.

     

    https://blog.slicelife.com/move-over-deep-dish-thin-crust-is-the-real-pizza-of-chicago/

     

    Also called "tavern style" for the way it's cut... The original Chicago pizza.

     

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    Better than greasy New York. 

     

    Cracker crust... BUT I still voted for doughy BFLo.

    It isn't bad.  I'd rank top 3 FastFood pizza as:

     

    1. Domino's

    2. PizzaSlut

    3. LittleSqueezer's

    That's only the more recent deep dish.  Original Chicago pizza is thin crust.

    I've never had the Chicago tavern style before but it looks interesting 

     

    Have had some deep dish pizzas in Chicago and I did really like it. Just different but I could see why it has it's detractors 

  6. 2 hours ago, Miyagi-Do Karate said:

    “Everyone eats” is also about salary allocation. They can’t pay a superstar free agent WR at the current WR rate. Our best hope is to hit a home run in the draft at WR— which we could have done had we drafted McConkey instead of Coleman (but that’s another debate).

    Is this a subliminal Fire Beane post?

  7. 33 minutes ago, Walking Tall said:

     


    Yep. The stadium, while admittedly holding ten thousand more, was much more raucous and intimidating in those days. 

    Watch the first 30 seconds of this video. This was the image of Bills fans I had growing up. Prideful and Blue Collar kinda dudes. 

     

    The modern image of Bills fans have turned into table jumping social misfits and sideshows

     

     

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