boyst Posted January 3, 2018 Posted January 3, 2018 1 hour ago, mead107 said: Waiting on cash from meadcoin. ? At a wake. Family in fro out of town. pay in mead coins anyway, i got my donation in.
klos63 Posted January 3, 2018 Posted January 3, 2018 39 minutes ago, Badthingsman said: I don't think there are a lot of other fan bases that would be doing this! LET'S GO BUFFALO! HEY HEY HEY! No other city has been out of the playoffs this long either. It's pretty arrogant to think Buffalo is the only fan base that would do something special for others.
Irv Posted January 3, 2018 Posted January 3, 2018 Just now, klos63 said: No other city has been out of the playoffs this long either. It's pretty arrogant to think Buffalo is the only fan base that would do something special for others. No. You're wrong.
4merper4mer Posted January 3, 2018 Posted January 3, 2018 1 minute ago, klos63 said: No other city has been out of the playoffs this long either. It's pretty arrogant to think Buffalo is the only fan base that would do something special for others. Chowderheads would give nothing and say you hate us cuz you ain't us.
DC Tom Posted January 3, 2018 Posted January 3, 2018 1 hour ago, YoloinOhio said: I'll donate $34 to get him a new hair style.
Irv Posted January 3, 2018 Posted January 3, 2018 1 minute ago, DC Tom said: I'll donate $34 to get him a new hair style. Should offer a challenge to Dalton. We get to $300K he has to shave his head!
Steptide Posted January 3, 2018 Posted January 3, 2018 51 minutes ago, John in Jax said: Agree. Also, in the story on the CBS Evening News tonight, he made a point to say that it was sort of surprising because "we beat them earlier this year." LOL I think he was just pointing out that they beat the bills and yet bills fan have given them 170 grand. Not many fans bases would do that. And I have no doubt that if it were the Patriots that helped us in the playoffs, bills fan would not be so appreciative
wppete Posted January 3, 2018 Posted January 3, 2018 $1,700,000 do you think it can happen?????? The Pegulas need to match what was raised! 1
DC Tom Posted January 3, 2018 Posted January 3, 2018 3 minutes ago, Badthingsman said: Should offer a challenge to Dalton. We get to $300K he has to shave his head! I was actually thinking of tweeting him that... 1
stinky finger Posted January 3, 2018 Posted January 3, 2018 (edited) 5 minutes ago, DC Tom said: I was actually thinking of tweeting him that... Be a Dewar not a thinker. Edited January 3, 2018 by inaugural balls
davspo Posted January 3, 2018 Posted January 3, 2018 Proving that we are indeed the best fan base ever! So proud to be a fan today. 1 1
Saxum Posted January 3, 2018 Posted January 3, 2018 21 minutes ago, DC Tom said: I was actually thinking of tweeting him that... No you weren't. Only twits use tweet.
folz Posted January 3, 2018 Posted January 3, 2018 (edited) This is what people outside of our fanbase don't truly understand about being a Bills fan, it's not just football to us. We love our football, no doubt, but It's not just a game or entertainment for us. Our lives and hearts are invested in this team. It's about family! It's our connection to home and the past! It's about perseverance and determination in the face of adversity! It's about hardwork and belief! It's about toughness! It's about still believing in honor, integrity, compassion, and generosity! It's about always supporting your own no matter what! And appreciating what you have, because we know it doesn't come easy. Moments like this (all of the excitement with the ending of the drought and now the donations to Andy's charity) and the snow game, or the crowd chanting and cheering for Scott Norwood after the Super Bowl XXV loss and then watching our guys pick themselves up over and over and over again to go to four straight Super Bowls are extremely rare. There is a bond developed in shared sorrow and in persevering through it together. So, our special moments may be fewer and farther between than many teams, but when they come, the experience and elation of them is far greater. Feelings that I'm not even sure can be matched by a Super Bowl victory because life isn't just about winning, it's about sharing the experience of life itself (the good and the bad) together. We do not just watch our team, we are One with the team, in the locker room, in the community, and on the field, through all of the ups and downs. We are all the Bills! Just donated $114.00 with note in "Company" line saying: $17forDrought/$83forBoyd/$14forAndy Edited January 3, 2018 by folz 12 6
Midwest Bills Fan Posted January 3, 2018 Posted January 3, 2018 22 minutes ago, folz said: This is what people outside of our fanbase don't truly understand about being a Bills fan, it's not just football to us. We love our football, no doubt, but It's not just a game or entertainment for us. Our lives and hearts are invested in this team. It's about family! It's our connection to home and the past! It's about perseverance and determination in the face of adversity! It's about hardwork and belief! It's about toughness! It's about still believing in honor, integrity, compassion, and generosity! It's about always supporting your own no matter what! And appreciating what you have, because we know it doesn't come easy. Moments like this (all of the excitement with the ending of the drought and now the donations to Andy's charity) and the snow game, or the crowd chanting and cheering for Scott Norwood after the Super Bowl XXV loss and then watching our guys pick themselves up over and over and over again to go to four straight Super Bowls are extremely rare. There is a bond developed in shared sorrow and in persevering through it together. So, our special moments may be fewer and farther between than many teams, but when they come, the experience and elation of them is far greater. Feelings that I'm not even sure can be matched by a Super Bowl victory because life isn't just about winning, it's about sharing the experience of life itself (the good and the bad) together. We do not just watch our team, we are One with the team, in the locker room, in the community, and on the field, through all of the ups and downs. We are all the Bills! Just donated $114.00 with note in "Company" line saying: $17forDrought/$83forBoyd/$14forAndy Great post, you are right on. I try to explain this to non-Bills fans and they just don’t understand.
stinky finger Posted January 3, 2018 Posted January 3, 2018 32 minutes ago, folz said: This is what people outside of our fanbase don't truly understand about being a Bills fan, it's not just football to us. We love our football, no doubt, but It's not just a game or entertainment for us. Our lives and hearts are invested in this team. It's about family! It's our connection to home and the past! It's about perseverance and determination in the face of adversity! It's about hardwork and belief! It's about toughness! It's about still believing in honor, integrity, compassion, and generosity! It's about always supporting your own no matter what! And appreciating what you have, because we know it doesn't come easy. Moments like this (all of the excitement with the ending of the drought and now the donations to Andy's charity) and the snow game, or the crowd chanting and cheering for Scott Norwood after the Super Bowl XXV loss and then watching our guys pick themselves up over and over and over again to go to four straight Super Bowls are extremely rare. There is a bond developed in shared sorrow and in persevering through it together. So, our special moments may be fewer and farther between than many teams, but when they come, the experience and elation of them is far greater. Feelings that I'm not even sure can be matched by a Super Bowl victory because life isn't just about winning, it's about sharing the experience of life itself (the good and the bad) together. We do not just watch our team, we are One with the team, in the locker room, in the community, and on the field, through all of the ups and downs. We are all the Bills! Just donated $114.00 with note in "Company" line saying: $17forDrought/$83forBoyd/$14forAndy Jimminy Xmas! This is like the eleventeenth time I've wept this week. terrific post, folz.
Irv Posted January 3, 2018 Posted January 3, 2018 45 minutes ago, folz said: This is what people outside of our fanbase don't truly understand about being a Bills fan, it's not just football to us. We love our football, no doubt, but It's not just a game or entertainment for us. Our lives and hearts are invested in this team. It's about family! It's our connection to home and the past! It's about perseverance and determination in the face of adversity! It's about hardwork and belief! It's about toughness! It's about still believing in honor, integrity, compassion, and generosity! It's about always supporting your own no matter what! And appreciating what you have, because we know it doesn't come easy. Moments like this (all of the excitement with the ending of the drought and now the donations to Andy's charity) and the snow game, or the crowd chanting and cheering for Scott Norwood after the Super Bowl XXV loss and then watching our guys pick themselves up over and over and over again to go to four straight Super Bowls are extremely rare. There is a bond developed in shared sorrow and in persevering through it together. So, our special moments may be fewer and farther between than many teams, but when they come, the experience and elation of them is far greater. Feelings that I'm not even sure can be matched by a Super Bowl victory because life isn't just about winning, it's about sharing the experience of life itself (the good and the bad) together. We do not just watch our team, we are One with the team, in the locker room, in the community, and on the field, through all of the ups and downs. We are all the Bills! Just donated $114.00 with note in "Company" line saying: $17forDrought/$83forBoyd/$14forAndy I know it's early but this is the post of the year. 3
Shaw66 Posted January 3, 2018 Posted January 3, 2018 45 minutes ago, folz said: This is what people outside of our fanbase don't truly understand about being a Bills fan, it's not just football to us. We love our football, no doubt, but It's not just a game or entertainment for us. Our lives and hearts are invested in this team. It's about family! It's our connection to home and the past! It's about perseverance and determination in the face of adversity! It's about hardwork and belief! It's about toughness! It's about still believing in honor, integrity, compassion, and generosity! It's about always supporting your own no matter what! And appreciating what you have, because we know it doesn't come easy. Moments like this (all of the excitement with the ending of the drought and now the donations to Andy's charity) and the snow game, or the crowd chanting and cheering for Scott Norwood after the Super Bowl XXV loss and then watching our guys pick themselves up over and over and over again to go to four straight Super Bowls are extremely rare. There is a bond developed in shared sorrow and in persevering through it together. So, our special moments may be fewer and farther between than many teams, but when they come, the experience and elation of them is far greater. Feelings that I'm not even sure can be matched by a Super Bowl victory because life isn't just about winning, it's about sharing the experience of life itself (the good and the bad) together. We do not just watch our team, we are One with the team, in the locker room, in the community, and on the field, through all of the ups and downs. We are all the Bills! Just donated $114.00 with note in "Company" line saying: $17forDrought/$83forBoyd/$14forAndy Nicely done. It's true. I'm in.
Hapless Bills Fan Posted January 3, 2018 Posted January 3, 2018 On 1/1/2018 at 1:43 PM, SACTOBILLSFAN said: Dalton tweeted this out so evidently it’s catching on. If you go to www.andydalton.org you can click on “Make a Donation” This works! Put my organization down as Bills Mafia!!!!! 53 minutes ago, folz said: This is what people outside of our fanbase don't truly understand about being a Bills fan, it's not just football to us. We love our football, no doubt, but It's not just a game or entertainment for us. Our lives and hearts are invested in this team. It's about family! It's our connection to home and the past! It's about perseverance and determination in the face of adversity! It's about hardwork and belief! It's about toughness! It's about still believing in honor, integrity, compassion, and generosity! It's about always supporting your own no matter what! And appreciating what you have, because we know it doesn't come easy. Moments like this (all of the excitement with the ending of the drought and now the donations to Andy's charity) and the snow game, or the crowd chanting and cheering for Scott Norwood after the Super Bowl XXV loss and then watching our guys pick themselves up over and over and over again to go to four straight Super Bowls are extremely rare. There is a bond developed in shared sorrow and in persevering through it together. So, our special moments may be fewer and farther between than many teams, but when they come, the experience and elation of them is far greater. Feelings that I'm not even sure can be matched by a Super Bowl victory because life isn't just about winning, it's about sharing the experience of life itself (the good and the bad) together. We do not just watch our team, we are One with the team, in the locker room, in the community, and on the field, through all of the ups and downs. We are all the Bills! Just donated $114.00 with note in "Company" line saying: $17forDrought/$83forBoyd/$14forAndy This is fantastic.
John in Jax Posted January 3, 2018 Posted January 3, 2018 I just found out on Reddit that the new anchor of the CBS Evening News.....Jeff Glor, who did the story tonight.....is from Buffalo. I guess he grew up in Tonawanda and went to Kenmore East. At the end of the broadcast tonight, he said, "Let's Go Buffalo." Looks like he's stepping into the shoes of Tim Russert! 1
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