Tondas
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11 minutes ago, PASabreFan said:
I had something a month ago that was odd. Mild sore throat, quick low-grade fever, sniffles, came and went very fast. But I was left with a productive cough, a little wheezing/chest congestion and lots of nasal mucus. You'd think cold followed by lung involvement/asthma worsening. But the fever part of it seemed unusual. I've never had a cold and a fever — I didn't know whether to eat or starve.
Wow. Same symptoms for me but mine started in December. I'm 80% back but still have lingering symptoms. I don't know WTF to believe. Certainly not the information we're getting from the government.
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Not sure I like his ankle-breaking crossover stride.
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7 minutes ago, spndnchz said:
He’s ripping it up. Like 100 points in 20 games.
That would be significantly more if he was really trying.
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I remember watching Talas. Billy Sheehan playing what seemed to be 3 bass guitars simultaneously. Generational talent.
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22 minutes ago, Eleven said:
LOTS of interesting stuff this offseason. I'm not thrilled with what they gave up for Diggs, especially (but not entirely) considering what Hopkins fetched, but this team is trying.
I can only hope for the day when the Sabres get a competent GM.
Diggs is essentially for a first and I'm OK with that. The Bills have some free agents that may bolt next year and I think Beane is counting on a compensatory draft pick or two to make up of what he added to sweeten the pot for the Vikings.
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12 minutes ago, SwampD said:
I remember that building.
Well. at least I have an explanation to my wife why my prostate is two times the size of my nuts.
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19 minutes ago, Neo said:
THAT, I never heard.
North Main Liquor. Corner of Main and Winspear ... “How can I help you?”
Just found this on Google.
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My birthday gift from my wife. Can't play it for crap, but I look damn good. This is a stock photo from the manufacturer and yes, the real guitar does have all the frets. But the guitar is SWEET.
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32 minutes ago, Neo said:
88 Highgate Ave ...
Winspear Ave. Can't even remember the exact address. Our paths must have crossed. Not sure if this is urban legend, but I was told the round water tank looking object at the South Campus housed a nuclear reactor. You ever hear that?
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2 hours ago, PerreaultForever said:
A Suomi KP/-31 is a Finnish submachine gun that was used in WW2 and copied by the Soviets because of it's accuracy. Machinegun Eemeli, why not.
Hope JBOT pulls the trigger on getting this guy.
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36 minutes ago, bunomatic said:
I’m open to anything that makes us better at this point. So damn tired of losing.
Amen brother. But even more than losing, I just want a team that is the embodiment of passion, grit, fight, and an FU attitude. We had more of these traits on my HS Hockey team. We were not that great but we never quit and I always knew someone had my back, and I had theirs. I want a team I can like, win or lose.
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3 hours ago, Neo said:
“We are all Keynsians now.”
I could walk you through my “in the moment conversion”, and how the statement is not inconsistent with with my fidelity to Friedman and Hayek, but no one’s interested.
There are 2 Hayeks. I'm a fan of one Hayek and a REAL big fan of another Hayek. I'll let you ponder on which one I am the bigger fan of.
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4 hours ago, ubkev said:
Aaaaaand, I'm out of a job. My company wouldn't close the joint so the governor did. 8 pm tonight our doors shut. Unemployment, here I come. My other options are to burn all my PTO(barely have any left, not happening), collect unemployment, or salaried employees can go in and clean. So I'm going in to clean the place. It'll be strange going to work and doing actual work. I've haven't done that since I was 19.
We're officially shut down for 2 weeks. I'm sure they won't have me cleaning much after that. I'm planning on having a (hopefully) short unemployment stay.
Sorry about that, man. Don't get discouraged. All honest work is good work. I'll keep a good thought for you.
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16 minutes ago, Let's Go B-Lo said:
We are all Swedish, no finish.
And we don't Czech well either.
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I'm trying to be positive on this but ANOTHER 5' 10" 180 pound winger is uninspiring. But, then again, I'm not a competent NHL GM (yes, that is sarcasm),
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5 hours ago, mphs mike said:
Love the Billy Sheehan vote!
Takes me back to the days of hanging out at Stage One before Harvey was infamous
It was only last year that I learned that the Harvey in Harvey and Corky Productions was Weinstein. As a proud UB alumni, it pissed me off.
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20 minutes ago, Doohickie said:
Vocals: Mama Cass, Meat Loaf
Guitar: Stevie Ray Vaughan
Bass: Geddy Lee
Keyboards: Billy Joel
Drums: John Bonham
Mama Cass, Meat Loaf sounds like a recipe.
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In the 70s, the Sabres would practice at Tonawanda Ice Time in North Tonawanda, which was an easy walk from my home. It's also where the Buffalo Norsemen played (cheap avatar plug). I would watch the Sabres practice frequently. I remember one time Rick Martin and Danny Gare were at one end of the ice and they were betting on who could hit the crossbar from opposite side of the rink. Rico finally won, but pucks were flying everywhere. I think I scored 3 pucks that day that went over the glass. It was amazing to see the speed and power of their shots even when they slammed off the cinder blocks over the glass from 190 feet away.
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Andre Savard was one built mother F'er.
Perreault smoked a lot and drove a cream colored Corvette.
Jim Lorentz was a great guy. Always friendly as were Dudley and Ramsay.
Korab and Schoenfeld walked toward me down a hallway and I almost pissed myself. But I got a "Hey Buddy" from Schoeny.
When Bill Hajt skated, it made that low grinding sound. He was no elite skater, but he never budged when hit.
The speed of EVERY player was amazing, even in the 70's. Seeing it up close was crazy.
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2 hours ago, gilbert11 said:
Jimmy Page as Rhythm Guitarist? Surely you jest. In my book he’s alone as the top Lead Guitarist..
No jest. I have seen Terry Kath live. Incredible and awe inspiring. . It's like he invented the guitar. He rarely looks at it.. It's like he was born with a guitar in his hand. If you're not exhausted and satisfied after his solo. I don't know how.
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It's tough to pick. So many to choose from. I will say that Jimmy Hendrix said Terry Kath was the best guitarist he ever heard. And Robert Plant said that Burton Cummings was the best vocalist he ever heard. But like Herb Brooks said, "We're not looking for the best players, we're looking for the right players."
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