Why were you up at the North Pole in tanks, harassing Santa and his elves?Wind chill temperatures of minus 60 froze our tank tracks and took us 8 hours of work to get them moving again.
He has great food...couldn't take tanks, the tracks froze at those temperatures.Why were you up at the North Pole in tanks, harassing Santa and his elves?
That's entirely what it was aboutHow much of this decision was based on the open stadium? I would think it was more about traveling into and out of Buffalo as well as driving to and from the stadium. An open stadium probably is a factor, but this storm as well as others are a challenge for the people in the area whether they are football fans or not.
1/2 a wash, maybeno travel day for Buffalo so it's a wash
A domed stadium would have made zero difference. The reason the game was postponed had absolutely nothing to do with the playing conditions of the field. They postponed the game because of the unsafe conditions that would exist trying to get 70,000 fans to the stadium in a foot of snow, then get them safely home again after the the game. Not to mention how much more difficult the weather conditions make things for law enforcement and medical personnel that are needed when a crowd of that size gathers.I don't feel sorry for them since they refuse to build a domed stadium. They stubbornly want to stick to an open stadium in order to have "homefield advantage"? Well, time to suck it up and pay the price.