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Type "Buffalo Bills" in google and do a news search, this is what came up.... 
Next time Brian, get the web site name into the story! LOL
NBHS student finds a war correspondent of his own
By RACHEL BOUDREAU, Standard-Times correspondent
Bedford High School senior Brian Harrington has an e-mail pal across the ocean.
The Internet brought him and Jaber Al-Sabah, a Kuwait resident, together even as war was raging in Iraq.
The two students met via a Buffalo Bills football team Web site. Mr. Al-Sabah, 20, is a college student at Kuwait University and follows the Bills.
"When I heard where Jaber was from, I didn't believe it," Mr. Harrington said. "But after talking to him I knew it was true because he would know things that were happening before we heard them on the news. He also sent me a newspaper article about himself with a picture."
So began the friendship between American and Arab.
Mr. Harrington then decided an interview about the war would be something he could share with his classmates.
Once Mr. Al-Sabah agreed, the high school student peppered his Kuwaiti friend with questions about how he feels about the United States, Saddam Hussein and the current war.
Next time Brian, get the web site name into the story! LOL
NBHS student finds a war correspondent of his own
By RACHEL BOUDREAU, Standard-Times correspondent
Bedford High School senior Brian Harrington has an e-mail pal across the ocean.
The Internet brought him and Jaber Al-Sabah, a Kuwait resident, together even as war was raging in Iraq.
The two students met via a Buffalo Bills football team Web site. Mr. Al-Sabah, 20, is a college student at Kuwait University and follows the Bills.
"When I heard where Jaber was from, I didn't believe it," Mr. Harrington said. "But after talking to him I knew it was true because he would know things that were happening before we heard them on the news. He also sent me a newspaper article about himself with a picture."
So began the friendship between American and Arab.
Mr. Harrington then decided an interview about the war would be something he could share with his classmates.
Once Mr. Al-Sabah agreed, the high school student peppered his Kuwaiti friend with questions about how he feels about the United States, Saddam Hussein and the current war.
@ Patrick- you and I were on the same page there....
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