How's that sound? Would you still be a fan, they would keep the buffalo in the name
The Long Island Buffalo Bills...
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It sounds ridiculous. There might be some ownership and estate tax issues when Ralph passes, but how does the NFL justify moving a franchise with the kind of fan base that the Bills have?Should have known, way back in 1960 when we drafted Richie Lucas Number 1, that this would be a long, hard ride. But who could have known it would be THIS bad?
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They leave buffalo, and I am done with them.You think you're hot **** in a champagne glass, but you're really cold diarrhea in a Dixie cup!
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Originally posted by Jan ReimersIt sounds ridiculous. There might be some ownership and estate tax issues when Ralph passes, but how does the NFL justify moving a franchise with the kind of fan base that the Bills have?
The ridiculous part of this thread is the Long Island part. NY has 2 teams now that share a stadium, and with the blackout rules NY already gets screwed by losing a game on TV most weeks.
The Jets if anyone will be the ones to relocate back to LI if anyone does. They won't replace the dump the Islanders play in, what makes you think one of the most broke county governments with the most taxed people living there will sustain a football stadium?
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Originally posted by DozerdogTell that to Cleveland and Baltimore- two of the biggest most loyal bases ever.
The ridiculous part of this thread is the Long Island part. NY has 2 teams now that share a stadium, and with the blackout rules NY already gets screwed by losing a game on TV most weeks.
The Jets if anyone will be the ones to relocate back to LI if anyone does. They won't replace the dump the Islanders play in, what makes you think one of the most broke county governments with the most taxed people living there will sustain a football stadium?
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BREMERTON, Wash. - It takes Bruce Roe 30 minutes of twisting, tweaking and hairspraying to get his 10-inch Wild West mustache competition-ready. Such is life for those who competitively cultivate their facial hair.
Roe worked at the Puget Sound Naval Shipyard with Gary Johnson, whose hobbies include waxing his 22-inch-wide mustache and pointy beard and dressing up as Buffalo Bill Cody. Roe and Johnson began ..
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