[MorTech]

Originally Posted by HORNET

Maybe that’s The Villages way of keeping the peaceful and keep trash out!

That's probably true! Where can us trash go to watch NFL games?

"Trash Sports Bar" has a nice ring to it. With maybe a couple of stripper poles for half time.

[MorTech]

Originally Posted by lindamason

We use to go to Margaritaville and now they are closed. Does anyone know where the Notre Dame fans go to watch the afternoon games now.

About the only place left to try is Gator's....

[Normal]

Originally Posted by mntlblok

Learning all kinds of stuff today!

"The sandwich, along with Buffalo wings and sponge candy, is one of the three best-known food specialties of Buffalo.[4]"

You can have my share of the sponge candy, but you forgot Ellicotville Brews! The brewing company had the best beer ever. They opened up a taproom in Fredonia and I think Jamestown too.

[gatherer47]

Originally Posted by Snakster66

Am I the only one who has a television at home?

that has nothing to do with the question-irrelevant

[Snakster66]

Originally Posted by gatherer47

that has nothing to do with the question-irrelevant

If you say so. My house is open at 10:00 and the game I want to watch is on the tv. Plus my house serves the beer/whiskey I like.

And I rarely need to worry about getting kicked out by the management.

[JoMar]

Originally Posted by Snakster66

If you say so. My house is open at 10:00 and the game I want to watch is on the tv. Plus my house serves the beer/whiskey I like.

And I rarely need to worry about getting kicked out by the management.

So that helps the OP how?

[MorTech]

Hooters has Sunday Ticket and will be open until 11:00 PM.
Trashy Sports Bars rock! They are definitely not for pearl-clutchers.

[mntlblok]

Originally Posted by Normal

You can have my share of the sponge candy, but you forgot Ellicotville Brews! The brewing company had the best beer ever. They opened up a taproom in Fredonia and I think Jamestown too.

Just parroting Wikipedia, but I now see that those towns are about 26 miles apart and that I-90 roughly parallels the Erie Canal, which I recently learned kinda got killed by the St. Lawrence Seaway - which was a surprisingly interesting story, itself. Bland cheeseburger kind of guy, myself.