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by Chris Littmann • Oct 13, 2009 1:00 PM EDT
Whether it was a bunch of drunks -- as Detective DJ Jickster thinks -- with a truck or loggers searching for firewood, people are ignoring the most logical conclusion: The statue realized Derek Anderson was nearby, so it came to life and sprinted away in an attempt to save itself from being hit by a stray pass.
(H/T to Busted Coverage)
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Vandalizing a players property, and now this…Bills fans are in search of being number 1 at something, so they’re trying to dethrone the Eagle for worst fans…
by steelcrazy2 on Oct 13, 2009 1:00 PM EDT reply actions
An update on this today:
Police are stumped by this crime, but feel it may be a criminal element that has branched out into the Orchard Park area.
The root cause of this crime seems to be that Bills fans are simply tired of being told each season the team is going to turn over a new leaf.
Another year of lumbering near the bottom of the standings, who wood blame anyone for this crime?
by Goknight on Oct 13, 2009 2:22 PM EDT reply actions
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