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I can't cast any stones, because I've driven when I shouldn't have more times than I care to remember. Those who are - I take it that you're just as critical of Tim Horton, right?

too bad. Those guys always cracked me up. Dunn grew up in Williamsville, btw.

I Hate Everything About You - Ugly Kid Joe Only Women Bleed - Alice Cooper You're The One For Me, Fatty - Morrissey

Lebron refers to himself as "King James" in text messages? What a !@#$ing douche....

you think?

I bet that there was a huge increase in the crime rate that fall!

what does having 1000 rushing yards in your rookie year prove?

http://www.cbssports.com/#!/nfl/story/15168205/breakout-players-stafford-leads-class-of-20 C.J. Spiller, RB, Buffalo Bills: Spiller was expected to add a dynamic presence to the Buffalo offense last season, but it never happened. He was slowed by injuries and had only one start. He played in 14 games, rushing for 283 yards on 74 carries. That 3.8 per-rush average isn't too impressive for a player with his speed. With a year under his belt, I think that speed shows up a lot more this season. Look for a 1,000-yard season from Spiller with a lot of big plays

Lewis lives or spends a good deal of time in bad neighborhoods? Huh...I figured that he had a beautiful, large house in an upscale suburb. If Lewis' assertion is true, then for the public good, the government should step in and do its best to ensure that the NFL season will take place.

So, people who have a void in their lives because there may be no Super Bowl may beat their significant others on what was to be Super Bowl Sunday, due to there being no game? What effect did the scab games in '87 have on the crime rate? None, presumably, as people did get to see NFL football for 15 weeks, right? What happened during the missed week?

That's what I said earlier in the thread. Or maybe just the thought of the start of the NFL season, in a few short months, puts these would-be criminals in a happy place.

what impact did the MLB strike in '94 have on the crime rate in LA and Baltimore?

33 people were arrested inside and outside stadia during and after games? Was that in a single weekend? Hell, read The Buffalo News on the Monday & Tuesday after a game - they seem to list about a dozen arrests after each home game. I never said that violence was "rampant" at NFL games. I just think the notion that the crime rate will increase in the event that the NFL will not have a season is asinine. Do the people who would otherwise commit crimes if not for the NFL somehow abide by the law on Monday through Saturday, just because it's football season? Does the crime rate spike from February - September? How does pre-season football affect the crime rate?

it's not clever, really. Just proper usage. How about the arrests outside the stadium? DWIs, public intoxication, disorderly conduct, etc? That's ignoring all the stupid **** that people do while/after watching games at homes/bars.

what about the acts of violence that occur in stadia during games, or in parking lots? What about all of the alcohol-related arrest during and after games? I have to believe that people who are prone to committing crimes will do so, regardless of whether they get to watch NFL action on Sundays this fall. Also, Ray Lewis is a scumbag

Flutie also lost to Kelly and the Bills in '88. Not sure whom Flutie blamed for those 2 losses. That was Flip "Don't Call me Trumaine" Johnson

Still scarred by this one: http://forums.twobillsdrive.com/topic/129968-mentally-challenged-man-beaten-to-death-by-mma-fighter/

How many times have you been to Naples? I can slap tomato sauce on a saltine...is that like "original pizza"? You're just a tad bit pretentious, eh?

seriously...it's the same garbage post over and over again.

flat bread pizza sucks. and I'm pretty sure that the pizza you find in California is not particularly close to tasting like "true original pizza"

LaPorta's in Williamsville Bocce's LaNova (even if it is a bit overpriced and overrated)

How is this a "no lose" proposition? I'm about as worried about Mallet as I am about Rohan Davey, Michael Bishop and Kevin O'Connell.

as much as he'd probably hate to admit it, he's from Williamsville. He's been pretty critical of the Buffalo area since his departure.

I never cared for Tim Horton's coffee. It's watered-down, weak and often lukewarm. Blech. Never understood the fascination people had with their coffee.