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re: Buffalo = horrible cow town not worthy of an NFL franchise
Posted on 9/27/09 at 11:03 pm to NachoSancho
Posted on 9/27/09 at 11:03 pm to NachoSancho
public transportation is a good thing, dude. When you don't have it, you get 70 dollar cab rides as the OP points out.
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Posted on 9/28/09 at 9:56 am to saintsfan92612
Some observations...
Buffalo wings at Anchor Bar were great (also ate them while watching the Tigers).
Beef on Weck is overrated. Roast beef at Parasol's blows it away.
Pearl Street Brewery is the only decent bar in the downtown area. Good beer and a civilized crowd.
The bums in Buffalo are very aggressive.
Niagara Falls was definitely worth the side trip.
The tailgating scene was impressive but the fans were savages (don't expect any good-natured taunting and invitations to talk football). We were warned earlier in the day at our hotel and didn't pay any heed. Saw several violent altercations in our section.
Not a bad experience but would do it differently next time (stay in Toronto and drive to Buffalo for the game).
Buffalo wings at Anchor Bar were great (also ate them while watching the Tigers).
Beef on Weck is overrated. Roast beef at Parasol's blows it away.
Pearl Street Brewery is the only decent bar in the downtown area. Good beer and a civilized crowd.
The bums in Buffalo are very aggressive.
Niagara Falls was definitely worth the side trip.
The tailgating scene was impressive but the fans were savages (don't expect any good-natured taunting and invitations to talk football). We were warned earlier in the day at our hotel and didn't pay any heed. Saw several violent altercations in our section.
Not a bad experience but would do it differently next time (stay in Toronto and drive to Buffalo for the game).
Posted on 9/28/09 at 10:25 am to AlejandroInHouston
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no public transport to speak of.
You just described about 99% of American cities. Get a fricking car.
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No restaurants open in downtown Buffalo
ok that sucks...
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strict drinking laws
...donkey balls
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no hotels better than a 3.5 star Hyatt
you snob
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servicing the town and stadium and it took nearly 2 hours after the game just to reach the interstate to reach shitty arse Buffalo, where no restaurant or bar is open on Sunday night.
how about going the other way to a city with some life?
Posted on 9/28/09 at 12:25 pm to ASUTiger
wait...you want to a strip club in buffalo with niagra falls, canada 20 miles away? bahahaha.
Posted on 9/28/09 at 12:27 pm to AlejandroInHouston
I was up theree for a game in 1985 and it was like that then, except we were there in November and it was cold as hell on top of everything else.
Posted on 9/28/09 at 12:35 pm to sheek
Rochester is like an hour and a half away.
Buffalo is not THAT bad, guys.
Buffalo is not THAT bad, guys.
Posted on 9/28/09 at 5:48 pm to Sophandros
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Rochester is like an hour and a half awa
I know at one time for tv ratings they were included.
Posted on 9/28/09 at 7:38 pm to sheek
In the mid '80s SNL did a sketch called Buffalo Vice. While the "Miami Vice" theme plays you see two fat detectives in leisure suits take the bus in the middle of a blizzard to investigate crimes at various Buffalo bowling alleys...
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