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Bushwhackers, all the way.

I thought it had pickle juice and egg noodles. Just about an hour and bingo.

Thurman was a Caddy, McGahee is a Cavalier, and the other options are taking the bus. I'd rather have the Caddy but the Cavalier is way better than riding the bus.

That prosecutor has the biggest ego drive going i've seen in a long long time. He is sitting there feeling proud of himself that he has the power over this kids life and all he has to do is come beg to him. Not do what's right and give him his life back, he wants the kid to beg for it. He is the definition of a tool.

No offense Nick, but I think I prefer my design! http://www.bannedlist.net/billslogo.JPG

Lane, where's your thumb Lane, I don't like how you are smirking WHERE'S YOUR THUMB LANE??!!

I wouldn't be heartbroken at losing Kelsay. I really like what I have seen from Hargrove so if we have him and Denney on the other side, I'm more than ok with that.

If Willis ran with A-trains tenacity, or A-Train had Willis' talent, you'd have a great RB. I do believe Willis is expendable to the Bills, but there's not a lot of talent available. Michael Turner is generally an unknown for full time duty but he's really the only one i'd want to take a flier on. I'd hate to see the Bills use a 1st or 2nd on a RB when there's other needs to be met

Gabe Northern was on the tip of my tounge

Is that you A-Train?

It's funny that the Net Revenue of the Bills is very close to teams such as the Giants, Jets, Rams, Lions, and more than the 49ers, Saints, Bengals, Jaguars Raiders Colts, Chargers Falcons Vikings etc.

I bet it was his mojo...the last little bit he still had remaining. Now it's gone. Expect him to be traded to the Raiders.

Wow. The dude who gave the finger was a tool. The cop def went off the deepend though and over reacted. You can't just haul off and open up shop with your club on an unarmed guy. While I like the guy getting beat, that cop was out of line.

They need to fire Lewis and bring in The Rock to get that squad straightened out.

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Why I hate the Patiots; by 5 Wide Chapter One: When an arm bar jersey lock is just a good clean block, you are the Patriots When you tackle a receiver on a 52 yard throw, and it's a 5 yard illegal contact penalty, you are the Patriots When you think your **** doesn't stink and you act accordingly, you are the Patriots When your coach is a prententious prick who is bitter at life, you are the Patriots When you spring an 86 yard kick return with a 4 blocks in the back: no flag, you are the Patriots When your safety is the most notorious cheap shotter in the league, yet whines when he gets cut low, you are the Patriots When ESPN inundates us with your face for 21 hours a day, you are the Patriots When your fans are the most arrogant and self important fans to walk the earth, you are the Patriots When a fumble isn't a fumble, it's a "tuck", you are the Patriots That's why I hate the Patriots, and I'm glad they lost. CASE CLOSED

The guy just looked like his eyeballs were about to pop out of his head yesterday. Kinda weird.

The colts should have been grabbing Dillon and Brady to have a 20 minute conversation on the field after the game. The Pats were so interested in chatting with LT after their win last week I wonder why they didn't feel the same way yesterday?

Terrible for that to happen to the kid, just terrible. Terrible conduct by the officer as well. Where are all the self righteous blowhard Patsie fans that called us scum because one of their fans ran his mouth in the parking lot and broke his hand.

Well without the Great Lakes and Erie Canal, Buffalo wouldn't have existed in the first place. Yes, the Erie Canal is a geographical feature, just because it is man made has nothing to do with that. The point isn't that the region needs to hang it's hat on the Great Lakes and Canal for survival, that point isn't being made. It's that those are beneficial features the area has to boast in addition to commercial development.

The Casino is a self serving entity and Bass Pro is a major retail outlet, good for small development. Constructing a 600 foot tall office complex that attracts multinational corporations is a different ball of wax.

We still have the Bills

They're not talking about the building being a tourist attraction, they're talking about it being a city landmark, the flagship tower that is an icon of the cities rebirth with the technical and economic sectors. Buffalo is one of the most "wired" cities in America. It's also been voted the friendliest city as well as the third cleanest city. Now if a building like this goes up, and attracts a major tenet such as an investment firm or technical services company, there is a need. Skilled labor will get employed, and all those employees must be supported. Support services expand, and the support infrastructure expands. It's a domino effect. Now the company expands and needs more offices. More support, more skilled labor, more infrastructure. Other companies see what is happening and give consideration. Private developers look at the model set forth and see a chance for investment. Another "Buffalo City Tower" is erected a block away with an anchor tenet in pharmaceuticals. This process goes on and on. When you initiate investment, it has a ripple effect that creates a trickle down money flow. When it is managed correctly, it provides a model for others to follow. Before you know it, you are looking a cooridor of new buildings and the key to revitalization.

In order for the city and economy to improve you need to lure in companies. You don't lure companies without infrastructure. You don't re-invent a rust belt city by building more status quo buildings. There is real opportunity here to increase the critical mass of downtown. Investment spurs more investment.

Willis' original statement was written in crayon on a napkin from Scores. His agent decided to tidy it up a bit.