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Brandon Flowers. The musician, not the football player.

I'm not so sure. The Colts drive immediately after our last touchdown took 8+ minutes; it was close to the end of the third quarter already. Granted, I was a little nervous after Luck's easy touchdown and conversion for two.

They just aren't a team built to make a Super Bowl run. They rack up wins against less-than-quality opponents (thanks to their division) and get exposed in the playoffs by a more physical team with more than cardboard cutouts for defense.

They've beaten teams that they should have beaten (AFC South, Browns, Redskins last year). I think Football Outsiders' label of "paper tiger" is dead on.

Tyrod hand off to Shady, runs off-tackle right for 2 yards. First downs: 15

Don't know how many of these are still up and running, but here's a pretty good list: http://forums.twobillsdrive.com/topic/63350-all-32-nfl-team-message-boards-wlinks/?hl=message+boards

It's too late. Europe doesn't have the stones to let "refugees" sit in the no-man's-land between Serbia and Hungary in the winter. Back to square one and Merkel will shove her head back up her ass after this brief extraction. On a lighter note: who would have guessed that Hungarians would be the last rational actors in Europe?

Don't know if you'll see this, hammer, but we've run into some time snags and will not be parking at hammers lot. So I rescind my reservation. Hopefully I'll still see y'all at the tailgate.

But hey, we can't just not let them in.

This is so !@#$ing ridiculous. Ruining the memory of good movies like this and Ghostbusters with SJW dribble. On the plus side, Jimmy can still say, "I used to !@#$ guys like you in prison."

Oh I'm just here to annoy PTR. I'm actually on the fence as to whether 21 points is generous considering the way Penn St played last week. That game was horrendous. But UB took a while to get going at home vs. Albany and Penn State won't be as nice as an FCS school. Not to mention they'll be in Beaver Stadium.

Easy money. If you bet on Penn State.

And you act as though this massive influx of people from an entirely different part of the world will have no negative consequences. There isn't a chance that they'll assimilate or contribute more than they take. Merkel is the same woman who five years ago said that multiculturalism is a failure and that immigrants to Germany had failed to assimilate. Nothing has changed, the same thing will happen here. Meanwhile: http://www.smh.com.au/world/migrant-crisis-pakistanis-others-dumping-ids-to-become-syrian-20150906-gjggcn.html

It's not nearly as silly as comparing postwar Europeans to the huddled masses trudging across Hungary at the moment.

Hysteria and fear-mongering? My position is consistent with my position on illegal immigration in the US. I suppose Guatemalans and Mexicans are fleeing the war in Syria too?

Guess now you're racist too. Remember, Greg: anyone who doubts the false narrative you're being spoon-fed is a big, scawee, waaaayyycist!

Post-war Europeans wanted to rebuild their home, not flee to a new one. Much less move from one country that's already taken them in to another for the better freebies. And middle and upper class Syrians and Iraqis, for the most part, aren't walking through Hungary at the moment. I'm sure everyone is more than willing to take in those who can contribute in the modern working world. It's the ones who can't even maintain simple irrigation systems they're trying to pass off on one another. As to your last statement, I know where I stand and silly accusations don't scare me; and when it comes to half-baked Hollywood writers and their opinions of me:

Educations, motivations, and intentions vary wildly between the two populations.

How about rejecting them at the border? It's like Europeans have forgotten what wire, rubber bullets, and tear gas are. Ha! Comparing these folks to post-war Europeans is bordering on mad.

Now that we've established that, why should any country in Europe help a single one of them?

And let's face it, even the "refugees" are going to be migrants. They aren't going home once the conflict ends.

Please. Some of these "refugees" are fleeing "hardship" from a very safe distance from the conflict in Syria.

Seems to depend on the year. She seems to go long stretches where she just can't refuse the donut. As to your actual question, whatever you're comfortable with. If you don't mind the little extra work and extra teaching when it comes to bathing, let it be.

We'll keep an eye on the sun; if it suddenly goes dark we'll know you've arrived.