dollars 2 donuts Posted September 30, 2008 Posted September 30, 2008 I mean really fun...all of it, after so long. ...and I am not trying to strike a melancholy note in this thread, but my father was a season ticket holder going back to 1960. He died in March of Leukemia. One of the last fully conscience moments he had I mentioned the trade for Marcus Stroud and he gave me an approving wink He really would have loved this. Luckily, he now has one of the best seats in the house. Enjoy this, to all Bills fans everywhere. ...and I mean everywhere.
Bagel Posted September 30, 2008 Posted September 30, 2008 I mean really fun...all of it, after so long. ...and I am not trying to strike a melancholy note in this thread, but my father was a season ticket holder going back to 1960. He died in March of Leukemia. One of the last fully conscience moments he had I mentioned the trade for Marcus Stroud and he gave me an approving wink He really would have loved this. Luckily, he now has one of the best seats in the house. Enjoy this, to all Bills fans everywhere. ...and I mean everywhere. Great post dollars 2 donuts. I suspect that your father is becoming fast friends with Mr. Russert.
dollars 2 donuts Posted September 30, 2008 Author Posted September 30, 2008 Great post dollars 2 donuts. I suspect that your father is becoming fast friends with Mr. Russert. Thanks buddy. I hope the Little Man's foot is healing nicely.
Guest dog14787 Posted September 30, 2008 Posted September 30, 2008 I mean really fun...all of it, after so long. ...and I am not trying to strike a melancholy note in this thread, but my father was a season ticket holder going back to 1960. He died in March of Leukemia. One of the last fully conscience moments he had I mentioned the trade for Marcus Stroud and he gave me an approving wink He really would have loved this. Luckily, he now has one of the best seats in the house. Enjoy this, to all Bills fans everywhere. ...and I mean everywhere. You carry him in your heart and he's right there with ya buddy, he's right there with ya. My dad has a good seat also and sometimes its hard not hear his voice on gameday, he was pretty loud on gameday my dad for such a soft spoken fella. If I listen real close I can still hear him and in my heart I know he's with us, cheering us on. So sorry for your loss, lets do this for our fans in heaven, LETS GO BUFFALO!!!
The Big Cat Posted September 30, 2008 Posted September 30, 2008 I mean really fun...all of it, after so long. ...and I am not trying to strike a melancholy note in this thread, but my father was a season ticket holder going back to 1960. He died in March of Leukemia. One of the last fully conscience moments he had I mentioned the trade for Marcus Stroud and he gave me an approving wink He really would have loved this. Luckily, he now has one of the best seats in the house. Enjoy this, to all Bills fans everywhere. ...and I mean everywhere. Sounds like now he's got a comfy seat right next to Timmy! Although I wonder about that, would a die-hard Bills fan, even in heaven, prefer to watch games in the bitter cold amongst the howling RWS throngs? Or do they choose couch and plasma? Who cares!? Great story! Go Bills!
gsurdam Posted September 30, 2008 Posted September 30, 2008 I mean really fun...all of it, after so long. ...and I am not trying to strike a melancholy note in this thread, but my father was a season ticket holder going back to 1960. He died in March of Leukemia. One of the last fully conscience moments he had I mentioned the trade for Marcus Stroud and he gave me an approving wink He really would have loved this. Luckily, he now has one of the best seats in the house. Enjoy this, to all Bills fans everywhere. ...and I mean everywhere. You know what's cool... I live in a small town and everyone knows how fanatical I am about the Bills. And , people have been coming out of the woodwork to tell me how glad they are for me (and the rest of us fans) that the Bills are relevant again. They all tell me that they wish the best for the Bills. And , believe it or not , I even had a die hard Patriot fan tell me that he thought it was "our year"....
DwightSchrute Posted September 30, 2008 Posted September 30, 2008 Excellent post. People are getting caught up in over analyzing the Team's performance, strength of schedule, etc. Just enjoy it! This is a great start to a season, so we should all just try and have fun with it. Go Bills!
DrFishfinder Posted September 30, 2008 Posted September 30, 2008 I mean really fun...all of it, after so long. ...and I am not trying to strike a melancholy note in this thread, but my father was a season ticket holder going back to 1960. He died in March of Leukemia. One of the last fully conscience moments he had I mentioned the trade for Marcus Stroud and he gave me an approving wink He really would have loved this. Luckily, he now has one of the best seats in the house. Enjoy this, to all Bills fans everywhere. ...and I mean everywhere. I am SO with you and your Dad on this. My dad and I got to see the Bills beat My Yami at RWS in Septemer 1988 (I live in My Yami and he lived in Buffalo). He met me at the airport on Saturday with tickets for the game on Sunday. Two months later he died very unexpectedly. He was a Bills fan from the very beginning. I hope my dad and your dad are sitting next to each other! One of these days, I'll have a seat there too.
stuckincincy Posted September 30, 2008 Posted September 30, 2008 I mean really fun...all of it, after so long. ...and I am not trying to strike a melancholy note in this thread, but my father was a season ticket holder going back to 1960. He died in March of Leukemia. One of the last fully conscience moments he had I mentioned the trade for Marcus Stroud and he gave me an approving wink He really would have loved this. Luckily, he now has one of the best seats in the house. Enjoy this, to all Bills fans everywhere. ...and I mean everywhere. Sorry for your loss D2D. I hope the type of leukemia your Dad suffered with wasn't harsh on him. Bless his soul.
Captain Hindsight Posted September 30, 2008 Posted September 30, 2008 Sounds like now he's got a comfy seat right next to Timmy! Although I wonder about that, would a die-hard Bills fan, even in heaven, prefer to watch games in the bitter cold amongst the howling RWS throngs? Or do they choose couch and plasma? Who cares!? Great story! Go Bills! Id be in the stands
Chandler#81 Posted September 30, 2008 Posted September 30, 2008 I'm sorry for your loss D2D. I think most of have loved ones who've passed that loved the Bills like we do. To all our fallen Bills brothers and sisters, THIS ONE'S FOR YOU!
dollars 2 donuts Posted September 30, 2008 Author Posted September 30, 2008 Great guys. Honestly, just great. ..Oh man, I almost forgot. GO BILLS!!!!
stevewin Posted September 30, 2008 Posted September 30, 2008 I mean really fun...all of it, after so long. ...and I am not trying to strike a melancholy note in this thread, but my father was a season ticket holder going back to 1960. He died in March of Leukemia. One of the last fully conscience moments he had I mentioned the trade for Marcus Stroud and he gave me an approving wink He really would have loved this. Luckily, he now has one of the best seats in the house. Enjoy this, to all Bills fans everywhere. ...and I mean everywhere.
NewEra Posted September 30, 2008 Posted September 30, 2008 posting in an epic thread. /cheers LETS GO BUFF---A---LO!!!!!
Astrobot Posted September 30, 2008 Posted September 30, 2008 My grandfather and dad are with your dad, fer sure. All will tell you that the temperature in Heaven for all Bills games is 70 degrees. Much like a suite, except totally free. They have small fridges down in front in case you want bottles of beer. They still have waitresses in short skirts, who will come down front, and bend WAYYYYYYY over to pick you out a cold one. And every bottle, regardless of brand, stays the same temperature as that first taste. Oh, and did I mention they come with nipples? The beer bottles. I was talking about the beer bottles.
dollars 2 donuts Posted September 30, 2008 Author Posted September 30, 2008 My grandfather and dad are with your dad, fer sure. All will tell you that the temperature in Heaven for all Bills games is 70 degrees. Much like a suite, except totally free. They have small fridges down in front in case you want bottles of beer. They still have waitresses in short skirts, who will come down front, and bend WAYYYYYYY over to pick you out a cold one. And every bottle, regardless of brand, stays the same temperature as that first taste. Oh, and did I mention they come with nipples? The beer bottles. I was talking about the beer bottles. The nachos. The nachos, where the cheese never gets cold and the chips never get stale. ...i know they are there, i think you just forgot to mention them. And Astrobot, our dads and your grand dad all have Lazy-Boyz with the giant cup holder! As do all the Bills fans up there!!!!
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