The Big Cat

May be if he...you know...worked out in the offseason he's stop tweaking all the hammies.

Kickass. LIke he does every year.

Censored?

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+1...I mean 17

In staying with Chef's contribution:

it's like hopping on to a playstation forum to ask: am i the only one here who thinks video games are lame?

whew...if nothing else, this thread alleviates all the moments of fleeting guilt i've had signing off on takeout without a tip!!

the very fact that he tipped AT ALL puts him in the realm of a "higher" standard. the worst was the tweet comment calculating the tip as a percentage of his salary. wtf!>>

Yeah...this **** is getting a little too common for my taste. Particularly since it was any tip...on carryout. That's the whole !@#$ing reason you order carryout, so you don't have to tip a server or a driver or pay a delivery fee.

wait...you guys tip...on TAKEOUT!?

5?

no. if a reporter needs a sound bite or something useful, they wait for everyone to clear out and they try and talk to the coach with no one else around. that's part of their job.

Bills De Williams!?

I think it's important to follow the narrative coming from the "official" Bills media. I think it's a reflection on the organization's agenda, particularly wrt QB. The caption from their facebook photo of Manuel throwing a pass: Doug Marrone on EJ Manuel: "He's really coming along."

I see. One can't execute their job (writing a story and contributing to social media) without also being nonsensical. Here I thought some guys and gals out there actually had talent. To your second question: IT'S THEIR !@#$ING JOB TO FIGURE THAT OUT

A job's a job. You think the national guys were born national?

WTF!? Camp Gyno?

Vine proves once again that idiocy need only 6 seconds to shine: https://vine.co/v/huHUPLnx1dg

My two favorite passages: Two hours after practice, offensive coordinator Nathaniel Hackett comes bounding out of the locker room, wearing a Bills helmet with no facemask. “I needed a hat, and this was all I could find!’’ he said, laughing. Brandon’s a big baseball fan, and when they passed by the baseball stadium, they saw FSU playing Georgia Tech, and they stopped to watch a couple of innings. “We meet a security guard,’’ said Brandon, “and he asked what we’re doing there, and he asked if we were there to see E.J. I said we were. He said, ‘I’ve been here 37 years, and he’s the best kid we’ve ever had.” This should stay here rather than be buried. It made me far too giddy to not get the buzz it deserves.

My two favorite passages: Two hours after practice, offensive coordinator Nathaniel Hackett comes bounding out of the locker room, wearing a Bills helmet with no facemask. “I needed a hat, and this was all I could find!’’ he said, laughing. Brandon’s a big baseball fan, and when they passed by the baseball stadium, they saw FSU playing Georgia Tech, and they stopped to watch a couple of innings. “We meet a security guard,’’ said Brandon, “and he asked what we’re doing there, and he asked if we were there to see E.J. I said we were. He said, ‘I’ve been here 37 years, and he’s the best kid we’ve ever had.”

Haha, I'd love to breakdown the tape and find the talktime ratio between Brown and players/coaches he "interviews."

Yeah, I hate it. And they're all guilty of it. Here's an example. "It seems this team often wilts in the third quarter. Sometimes you struggle to put up points and then turnovers let the opposing team back in. Would you say your team lacks a mature leader? I guess what I'm asking is, do you think if there were some older vets around that these--i don't know, you could call them meltdowns--these meltdowns would happen less often? I guess I'm thinking of the Patriots here. Would you say you want the team to be more like the Patriots?" Now, the ****ty part about this "question" is that it's a yes/no question. When all the reporter would have to say is: "talk about the relationship between your team's maturity and their inability to sustain a lead."

The same can be said for claims that Obama is turning this country Socialist. Lady who cut my hair left Czech in the 80's. She got going on such a rant one time, I was afraid she was going to slice my ear off.

If every other team dressed up a donkey and told him to play quarterback, I wouldn't expect/want The Bills to do the same. Buffalo reporters ask TERRIBLE questions. In fact, I'd stop short of calling them "questions." Every time I listen to a press conference all I hear is a bunch of writers talking, hoping the the players/coaches will chime in with something to affirm their meandering 40-word lede.