Hammered a Lot Posted April 21, 2005 Posted April 21, 2005 found during construction???? I remember an area (which is near the maintance building below Sheldon cementary) which could have been a Indian camp. The area was mounded on one side which would have helped in protection from enemies. The farmers field across the creek every spring palnting pops up arrow heads. So one could say it is very likely that somewhere on the stadium site their was a indian burial ground!!! I never heard from any construction workers about bones found but my OLDER brother called me and said he remembers hearing about bones being found. Perhaps a "Indian Cleansing Ceremony" of the stadium would be in order. On a side note JP Losman I think is part Indian/Mexican.
Hammered a Lot Posted April 22, 2005 Author Posted April 22, 2005 A little update. 97 Rock had the oldest living Sheldon 89 year old Mrs Phillps and her son Gary on today. They stated that there are Indians buried inside the Sheldon family cementary. Nothing was stated about bones found outside the cementary during stadium construction. If there was, the project more than likely would have been shut down for a year! Bills first chance to go to the Super Bowl Beat by the Chiefs Bills lose first game at Rich Stadium to Redskins Bills lose Super Bowl to Redskins whose QB Mark Reppien (sp) Indian Heritage
udonkey Posted April 22, 2005 Posted April 22, 2005 A little update. 97 Rock had the oldest living Sheldon 89 year old Mrs Phillps and her son Gary on today. They stated that there are Indians buried inside the Sheldon family cementary. Nothing was stated about bones found outside the cementary during stadium construction. If there was, the project more than likely would have been shut down for a year! Bills first chance to go to the Super Bowl Beat by the Chiefs Bills lose first game at Rich Stadium to Redskins Bills lose Super Bowl to Redskins whose QB Mark Reppien (sp) Indian Heritage 312465[/snapback] JP must be the chosen one...
Surfmeister Posted April 22, 2005 Posted April 22, 2005 How come we're 8-1 in playoff games? 312627[/snapback] If our only loss was to the Redskins you'd have your answer.
BuffOrange Posted April 22, 2005 Posted April 22, 2005 If our only loss was to the Redskins you'd have your answer. 312649[/snapback] No, 8-1 at the Ralph.
Surfmeister Posted April 22, 2005 Posted April 22, 2005 No, 8-1 at the Ralph. 312656[/snapback] Yeah, I know. I was saying we are 8-1 at The Ralph which could be on top of an Indian graveyard. If we are 8-1 there the curse can't be too bad at all. However, if our only loss at The Ralph was to the Washington Redskins, that may be a sign the curse was working a little. Here ... enjoy this instead http://jclement.ca/fun/Blondestar2004.mp3
Like A Mofo Posted April 22, 2005 Posted April 22, 2005 I think the 'curse' might be when the stadium was reduced from 80,000 to 72,000+ seats...
Mark VI Posted April 22, 2005 Posted April 22, 2005 I heard Don Julio , or many of his spirits, are buried in your backyard !
CoachChuckDickerson Posted April 22, 2005 Posted April 22, 2005 found during construction???? I remember an area (which is near the maintance building below Sheldon cementary) which could have been a Indian camp. The area was mounded on one side which would have helped in protection from enemies. The farmers field across the creek every spring palnting pops up arrow heads. So one could say it is very likely that somewhere on the stadium site their was a indian burial ground!!! I never heard from any construction workers about bones found but my OLDER brother called me and said he remembers hearing about bones being found.Perhaps a "Indian Cleansing Ceremony" of the stadium would be in order. On a side note JP Losman I think is part Indian/Mexican. 311309[/snapback] Any word on a hooked hand found dangling from the passenger side door handle of player vechiles when they get home?
UConn James Posted April 22, 2005 Posted April 22, 2005 Bills first chance to go to the Super Bowl Beat by the ChiefsBills lose first game at Rich Stadium to Redskins Bills lose Super Bowl to Redskins whose QB Mark Reppien (sp) Indian Heritage 312465[/snapback] Bills beat the Chiefs at Rich to reach the first SB vs. the Cowpukes. Were the NAs buried in the Sheldon plot slaves? This area of CT didn't have much African slavery back in the day, but there were a number of NA slaves who built many of the stone walls in town. Which is funny, in a way, b/c I do this now. Truly some dark days in this country's past. It'd be interesting to investigate this further; a cleansing ritual might be in order, if only to be sure sure.
Buckeye Eric Posted April 22, 2005 Posted April 22, 2005 Bills first chance to go to the Super Bowl Beat by the Chiefs 312465[/snapback] This was the mid-60'sm, well before construction of the Ralph began.
coloradobillsfan Posted April 22, 2005 Posted April 22, 2005 how about a curse from 'the man himself' Buffalo Bill? William Cody never has, to my knowledge, received any official props for us using his namesake.
TheMadCap Posted April 22, 2005 Posted April 22, 2005 Bills beat the Chiefs at Rich to reach the first SB vs. the Cowpukes. Were the NAs buried in the Sheldon plot slaves? This area of CT didn't have much African slavery back in the day, but there were a number of NA slaves who built many of the stone walls in town. Which is funny, in a way, b/c I do this now. Truly some dark days in this country's past. It'd be interesting to investigate this further; a cleansing ritual might be in order, if only to be sure sure. 312814[/snapback] That would be the Packers. And they don't seem to have any problem winning playoff games at the Ralph, they need to have an excorsist perform at the site of the next Super Bowl they play in...
BADOLBILZ Posted April 22, 2005 Posted April 22, 2005 found during construction???? I remember an area (which is near the maintance building below Sheldon cementary) which could have been a Indian camp. The area was mounded on one side which would have helped in protection from enemies. The farmers field across the creek every spring palnting pops up arrow heads. So one could say it is very likely that somewhere on the stadium site their was a indian burial ground!!! I never heard from any construction workers about bones found but my OLDER brother called me and said he remembers hearing about bones being found.Perhaps a "Indian Cleansing Ceremony" of the stadium would be in order. On a side note JP Losman I think is part Indian/Mexican. 311309[/snapback] Hey-hey, it's JC Seneca, do you have Indian spirit problems?
Terry Tate Posted April 22, 2005 Posted April 22, 2005 Perhaps a "Indian Cleansing Ceremony" of the stadium would be in order. It'd be interesting to investigate this further; a cleansing ritual might be in order, if only to be sure sure. I can do this. I'm going to need the following: A few white candles A Bowl made of Pottery, Wood or Stone Roundtrip plane ticket Orlando-Buffalo-Orlando Rental car Soil from the site Case of beer - chilled 2 incence sticks 1 Dozen chicken wings - medium Large Pepperoni Pizza A roll of paper towels Carton of cigs I think I can take it from there.
jarthur31 Posted April 22, 2005 Posted April 22, 2005 JP must be the chosen one... 312483[/snapback] No, there is another..........
UConn James Posted April 22, 2005 Posted April 22, 2005 That would be the Packers. And they don't seem to have any problem winning playoff games at the Ralph, they need to have an excorsist perform at the site of the next Super Bowl they play in... 313022[/snapback] I didn't mean to say that the Bills were in the first SB ever. Was referencing that they beat the Chiefs in '93 or '94 when Joe Montana finished up his career with them. The D knocked him out, literally, with a concussion. That was a great game if only b/c the "We're baa-aack!" chants. True enough. CWN can take care of it, maybe.
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