Mike in Horseheads

but he is a NFL franchise, otay

I'd rather have Dennys coupons than Denny's since they all closed around here

A little sb nitpicking eh

I got Denny's coupons

you were married to her to eh?

I think he's still just a rookie

The best way to dump the party is to say " last year the party cost 10k so i can divide that up amongst you guys this year and can the party if you guys want"

So if I pay the NFL a few billion dollars I can bring a game to Horseheads? The HS has a new 8k seat stadium and were right in between Buffalo and NJ!

it is so hard to deal with putting down a beloved pet, my sincere thoughts and condolences to both of you

Positives thoughts about anything seem to be rare here today. Thanks for posting!

@millbank and @John from Riverside have sadly passed away

I've always enjoyed "the Hunt" when buying a new car to see who screws me less

It's over 100k now

I hope they beat the Rams this week

It's cloudy and snowing here, can't see if the stars are aligned.

Brown nose!

Not if I can help it lol

everything on Hallmark Chanel from July on

Vikings got in a few Superbowls

Why did this melt down not surprise me smh

All I remember is is yelling THROW THE F-IN BALL TYROD! every game. i think Josh cured me of that PTSD (post Tyrod stress disorder)

NBA has Flagrant 1 and Flagrant 2 so why not

Big East was loaded with good coaches and players that made the NBA. The tournament in those years was outstanding hoops

ESPN- Hall of Fame college basketball coach Lou Carnesecca, who won more than 500 games and led St. John's to three Big East titles and a 1985 Final Four appearance, died Saturday at the age of 99. The school announced the news with a statement Saturday night, saying Carnesecca was surrounded by family when he died. Replacing another Hall of Famer, longtime St. John's coach Joe Lapchick, Carnesecca took over the program in 1965 and brought the school to national prominence over two stints.

So much for this thread being about this Emmanuel Forbes guy lol