IKnowPhysics

So I've pretty much paid no attention to draft hype. Therefore my question is one born from both ignorance and bliss. I estimate that the Bills really need some help on either offensive or defensive lines in the form of first-round talent. That may or may not be true. In any case, is it at all in the cards that the Bills trade up to a high draft position (I'm guessing top five, probably top three required) and then instead of taking a lineman or other high-priority need, they select Khalil Mack? Would that be stupid and and wasteful of a high pick (and assets used to acquire that pick)?

Lookin' to be told twice!

Huh. Maybe the sign of a long-term deal with Miller? Especially now that Corsi's out with Buffalo, Corsi could be headed to St Louis too. Or maybe just Hitchcock shuffling guys around for his extension.

Weird ###### happens when you're drunk and covered with vomit.

After loving the Lagavulin 16, my first (Is)lay, I picked up bottles of Ardbeg Uigeadail and Laphroaig 10. It'll be my first bottles of each, though I seem to remember tasting Laphroaig about a decade ago with a novice tongue. Definitely looking forward to these. Yeah. Scotch and laundry tonight.

Maybe a goalie will fix their never-ending goalie problems? Nah.

Cup holders on the pissers. Which is funny to me. But also half-serious. We've improved a lot of game-night things. More/better digital display rings around the arena. More concession staff (read: more beer kiosks on the 300 level with shorter lines). Then there's Harbor Center, which gives us more parking options, another bar to watch games downtown, a donut shop that I hope to god is open until bar time for drunken donut revelry. Oh, and the hockey rinks, which bring their own enormous slew of benefits. I think the television broadcast improved substantially (despite RJ calling fewer games for obvious, well thought-out reasons). We have better alumni relations- he flew alumni from around the continent (world?) into Buffalo for alumni night. These resources improve the franchise, and since his ownership began, the franchise has improved. Just not the product on the ice. I'm well aware of how important winning the Cup is, and like many, I'd throw all that other stuff down the toilet to win the Cup. But the things accomplished off-ice so far are quite nice and only getting nicer. And as LTS said, this franchise is much more financially stable than it was. And the future of the Sabres is firmly cemented in the City of Buffalo. Which is nice. The Bills' uncertainty cats an enormous looming shadow on the franchise from a fan's perspective. As a franchise, we are poised destine for greatness. We just have so far to go on the ice, that's it's hard to see. Nice.

Jesus, it's like Sherman's March to the Sea, but with hockey. And tanks.

More back-to-backs? I guess it doesn't matter (maybe it helps?) when you're tanking.

Oh, don't worry. There's an all new repetitive narrative. Much more imaginative than those.

All hail the Leader of the Resistance, Jenny McCarthy.

Let's not forget Chz's best-ever Tyler Ennis avatar.

The war against the machines has only begun.

I expect that Pepsi Center (Northtown Center?) would have at least two sheets through the summer.

Darcy's an ex-Sabre. Some care about ex-Sabres. It's hard to imagine him not being offered other work.

Opinion aside, the article is not well written and is poorly edited.

Great perspective from a player selected outside the first two rounds. You don't hear those stories first-hand that often. Some good takeaways from that one.

Ahaha, well played. I'm not even going to fix that. But, ######, that's not even on the same side of the keyboard. So the typo-prone goalie says, I'm not racist, my best friends are blocks.

I'm sure he'll reply, but if I were to guess, even-numbered undergrad physics courses are the spring semester (see also: the calendar; it's May). At the 100 level, that's usually waves, thermodynamics, electricity and magnetism, circuits, light, and sometimes random other introductory bits like fluids, nuclear, quantum, aerodynamics, or other fun stuff. I'd also guess a bit more and say he learned the blacks and inclined planes (kinematics) in Physics 103, which would be the preceding (and prerequisite) course.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-6_kQfqYJy8

I hereby channel all of my telekinetic powers into helping you pass that exam.

As mentioned before, Price looks very sharp.