Buffalo Wild Wings opens today to huge crowd

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   Jeff December 15, 2009

   I’m so glad those folks have some place to go that’s nowhere near where I hang out.

   Welcome to the neighborhood, BWW!

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   Gordon Smith December 15, 2009

   Dang, those folks are wild for some wings.

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   A-She-Ville December 15, 2009

   I’m sure their parents are very proud….

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   bill December 14, 2009

   no, I have feeling those "people" act like that all the time, they were just immortalized this time.. another place I can pass up and outlast.

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5. 

   Asheville Momma December 14, 2009

   (Referring to photos above) Wow- the promise of a free basket of wings per week makes people behave this idiotically? Scary!!

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   realityczech December 14, 2009

   Based on Ash’s photographic images of the grand opening clientele, I believe I will eat my occasional basket of wings anywhere but Buffalo Wild. Food "on the house" always brings out the worst in people. Plus this joint is located on Tunnel Road. That alone makes it not worth six free wings a week for 100 years.

   realityczech

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7. 

   Brant December 14, 2009

   I wonder how much of a dent this will give "Wild Wings Cafe" on Biltmore Ave.

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8. 

   Stewart December 14, 2009

   "Think occasionally of the suffering of which you spare yourself the sight.” Albert Schweitzer

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   Chickens are inquisitive, interesting animals who are as intelligent as mammals like cats, dogs, and even primates. They are very social and like to spend their days together, scratching for food, cleaning themselves in dust baths, roosting in trees, and lying in the sun. Dr. Chris Evans, administrator of the animal behavior lab at Australia’s Macquarie University, says, “As a trick at conferences, I sometimes list [chickens’] attributes, without mentioning chickens, and people think I’m talking about monkeys.”

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