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This guy has something like a point.

 

Erie County has no greater asset than the Buffalo Bills. No local organization generates as much national publicity as our beloved Bills. Henceforth, we demand that they be known as the Buffalo-Niagara Bills. While you're at it, toss a waterfall behind that charging buffalo on the team's helmets.

 

The Niagara Falls Reporter

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Same paper said sometime ago that Erie County and its municipalities shouldn't share in low cost electric from the power authority site in Lewiston?

 

Not sure if this story, since I didn't open the link, was a resident letter to the paper or from a reporter.

 

So if this is from a reporter or editorial, what a hypocritical stance, although not suprising coming from the media.

 

Morons... every last one of them who writes for the media.

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Same paper said sometime ago that Erie County and its municipalities shouldn't share in low cost electric from the power authority site in Lewiston?

 

Not sure if this story, since I didn't open the link, was a resident letter to the paper or from a reporter.

 

So if this is from a reporter or editorial, what a hypocritical stance, although not suprising coming from the media.

 

Morons... every last one of them who writes for the media.

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It's my column and I sure didn't expect to see it on the main board here. Before this thread spirals off in the wrong direction let me say that it is satire. I was attempting to point out just how ridiculous all of this squabbling is over the Buffalo-Niagara branding gold rush over the early years of this century. And maybe give people a few laughs in the process.

 

Yeah, we're all morons in the media, that's why I hang out here with the smart people. :(

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It's my column and I sure didn't expect to see it on the main board here. Before this thread spirals off in the wrong direction let me say that it is satire. I was attempting to point out just how rediculous all of this squabbling is over the Buffalo-Niagara branding gold rush over the early years of this century. And maybe give people a few laughs in the process.

 

Yeah, we're all morons in the media, that's why I hang out here with the smart people.  :(

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A moron and a hypocrite. ;)

 

I *did* actually read the column. Good stuff, Chevy...

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We have become a testy lot as of late. Yesterday, people were ready to hang the BNews because of the "steak" column and now theNiagara Gazett because of the "falls" column. Relax folks!!! Sarcasm is healthy.

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Yeah, we're all morons in the media, that's why I hang out here with the smart people. :(

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"We are morons tried and true, we will do our call for you- ngyah, nung, gynah"

 

Moe, Larry and Curly

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The article is ridicule of the Al Sharpton type of mentality of "where's ours?" If we can't recognize the sarcasm then literacy services are in order.

 

The bottom line is that New York State is about to lose it's place as the most populous state in the eastern U.S. to Florida. Taxes keep going up and business and people keep going out. The brain is draining and I'm not sure how much is left. Basic education, parks and libraries are being chopped. The people of New York are not in gear. Finding ways to be less of a cause for out of control taxes is a smart way to go but by listening to some New York State leaders (including those of the two major political parties), you wouldn't know it. New York State isn't a bad place to live but serious changes need to take place especially among those that live there.

 

And they will remain the Buffalo Bills and the Buffalo Sabres please and thank you.

 

Good night now.

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It's my column and I sure didn't expect to see it on the main board here. Before this thread spirals off in the wrong direction let me say that it is satire. I was attempting to point out just how ridiculous all of this squabbling is over the Buffalo-Niagara branding gold rush over the early years of this century. And maybe give people a few laughs in the process.

 

Yeah, we're all morons in the media, that's why I hang out here with the smart people.  0:)

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Satire to most people on this board means: "Satire over there that keeps going flat."

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It's my column and I sure didn't expect to see it on the main board here. Before this thread spirals off in the wrong direction let me say that it is satire. I was attempting to point out just how ridiculous all of this squabbling is over the Buffalo-Niagara branding gold rush over the early years of this century. And maybe give people a few laughs in the process.

 

Yeah, we're all morons in the media, that's why I hang out here with the smart people.  :lol:

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Always liked your stuff, Frank...er...Chevy. The Reporter is a real piece of work (and I mean that in a good way).

 

As someone else pointed out, sometimes satire (and sarcasm) doesn't get picked up real quick around here. Of course, the same goes for Pine Avenue...no?

 

Say "Yo" to the Dells and Maria and Steve at Players from Brian Fiori, if you get the chance. Or just have Stabba do it.

 

:doh:

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Always liked your stuff, Frank...er...Chevy.  The Reporter is a real piece of work (and I mean that in a good way).

 

As someone else pointed out, sometimes satire (and sarcasm) doesn't get picked up real quick around here.  Of course, the same goes for Pine Avenue...no?

 

Say "Yo" to the Dells and Maria and Steve at Players from Brian Fiori, if you get the chance.  Or just have Stabba do it.

 

:D

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Thanks for the kind words. I'll pass along your greetings. I was just with Mickey from the Arterial yesterday. Any friend of Stabba's should be locked up (but is surely a friend of mine.) :)

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The article is ridicule of the Al Sharpton type of mentality of "where's ours?"  If we can't recognize the sarcasm then literacy services are in order.

 

The bottom line is that New York State is about to lose it's place as the most populous state in the eastern U.S. to Florida.  Taxes keep going up and business and people keep going out.  The brain is draining and I'm not sure how much is left.  Basic education, parks and libraries are being chopped.  The people of New York are not in gear.  Finding ways to be less of a cause for out of control taxes is a smart way to go but by listening to some New York State leaders (including those of the two major political parties), you wouldn't know it.  New York State isn't a bad place to live but serious changes need to take place especially among those that live there.

 

And they will remain the Buffalo Bills and the Buffalo Sabres please and thank you.

 

Good night now.

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New York State Government is very concerned about the "brain drain" and stagnant economy in upstate NY.

 

And their solution to this problem is to investigate it by creating a "special commission" and a "public authority" in order to perform these duties. :D

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Thanks for the kind words. I'll pass along your greetings. I was just with Mickey from the Arterial yesterday. Any friend of Stabba's should be locked up (but is surely a friend of mine.)  :D

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Well, I've met and had a couple with Dave a few times, but I doubt he'd remember me. During my last stint in the Falls, I lived "undercover". To most i was just the guy who bartended at the Casino and Players (they knew nothing of my life in televison). Basically, I was just another drunk at the bar...like Hudson. :)

 

BTW, Vince in jail yet?

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Well, I've met and had a couple with Dave a few times, but I doubt he'd remember me.  During my last stint in the Falls, I lived "undercover".  To most i was just the guy who bartended at the Casino and Players (they knew nothing of my life in televison).  Basically, I was just another drunk at the bar...like Hudson.  :huh:

 

BTW, Vince in jail yet?

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No, he's still free - but he's under a lot of scrutiny from Albany. Check out the Reporter Archives to see the full account of Hudson and Staba's writing as it pertains to Hizzhonor.

 

Next time you come back home give me a shout - I'll buy you a Shirley Temple.

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No, he's still free - but he's under a lot of scrutiny from Albany. Check out the Reporter Archives to see the full account of Hudson and Staba's writing as it pertains to Hizzhonor.

 

Next time you come back home give me a shout - I'll buy you a Shirley Temple.

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Sounds good Van. I'll be in town in late March...I'll PM ya.

 

i checked out a little of the online edition today. The Falls is a comedic treasure trove. Too bad it's so serious, though.

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