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Reminds me of this.

Not on the books anyway.

Patience grasshopper. First training camp, then HOF weekend capped off with the HOF game, then 4 more preseason games, and then I'll talk predictions.

Did they have to go there?

I'm starting to think that your avatar doesn't indicate your dislike of the Gaytriots. I think it indicates your love of the Patriots and penis.

I suppose that is your personal theme song. It follows you wherever you go and begins playing when you enter a room.

Exactly, and when the wheels fall off in a year or two, it will be that way again.

The Dean Posted Today, 08:25 PM If I had to choose a team (other than the Bills) that would be my pick too. San Jose Bills Fan Posted Today, 08:32 PM There is no place for level headedness or rationality here. Grab a pitchfork or torch and join the lynch mob!

Link to Patsie love. Bow to the hoodie Tim, Bow to the hoodie!

Any chance I get. But seriously, I thank LF for sharing those pearls of wisdom.

I hope you can comprehend this

... Not before Larry Felser is awarded a Pulitzer prize for his innovative work. The Sabres aren't tough and the Bills haven't drafted O-linemen well. Great work Larry. What's next, JP Losman was a disappointment?

There was definitely a disconnect between what I wrote and meant to write. ... and JP's inability/unwillingness to gain command of the playbook weren't? ... to blame for his failure. That should help. You wouldn't say that Bledsoe and Holcomb were better qb's than Losman?

... and JP's inability/unwillingness to gain command of the playbook weren't? Bledsoe and Holcomb would apply as well. No, I don't feel sorry for him. I think he portrayed arrogance over his benching. I didn't like his attitude when he said it's such a hard effort to stay focused and interested as a backup. He said he's going to be in the NFL "for a long time". How did that work out JP?

Big deal. Ignoring the O-line for a decade means ignoring the O-line for a decade. If Larry meant "in the draft", he could have used THOSE THREE WORDS to avoid any confusion, but he didn't.

I don't know why you are taking issue with this. Felser made no reference to the draft or FA when he wrote: The football team, after virtually ignoring its offensive line for most of the last decade, So, I simply pointed out that the O-line has not been ignored in the past decade. If Felser meant in the draft, he should have been more specific.

You blew it man, you ALWAYS open with "what's your sign, baby", chicks dig it.

Time will tell. How will Dockery perform in Washington and Peters in Philly? You may like the selections of Wood and Levitre, but player acquisition is only the first step of the process. How will they be coached, developed, and implemented? I'm hoping for the best because much of the success or failure of this season will depend on the O-line.

Thanks. The last time I watched MTV, The Real World San Francisco was still on.

Who is Mystery?

Sure, in hindsight you can criticize the Dockery signing, but at the time, it was indisputable that the Bills addressed the O-line. So, saying that the Bills have not addressed the O-line in the last decade is bulls6!t. You could say that the O-line has been mismanaged but not ignored.

It probably is better suited for TV, where you can see replays. I like baseball, but unless it's the Yankees in the playoffs, it takes a bet on the game to hold my interest for 3+ hours.

I was just trying to work the old saying into a post. I served one time on a traffic accident lawsuit. I was the last juror seated and by the time it came down to it, I was glad to be chosen for the experience.

Are you saying that 12 people who can't get out of jury duty are not your peers?

I agree. A low scoring pitchers duel can be as exciting as a 9-8 final score. One of the best games I ever watched was Randy Johnson throwing a perfect game in a 2-0 win against Atlanta in '04. It didn't hurt that I had $200.00 on the under.