Dean Cain

FJ22 probably will be around the next 2 seasons. Solid blocker, catcher, runner, good attitude. CJ is the man going forward.

A 3 minute show to watch an old man sleep?

Dickerson seems more Delanie Walker then Vernon Davis. Versatile guy who probably will be a jack of all trades player in a few years.

Flacco

Nelson had a half year to get his upper body jacked, and to be rebuilding his legs. The knock on Nelson was he's too skinny. There's no way he couldn't be able to put 10-15 pounds of pure muscle on his frame. This guy should come back strong. We should be looking to signing him to a 3 year deal around 2.0 million per year.

Is Randy Moss available?

They didn't do 50 west into Canada. Would think we're top dawg till Toronto.

DJ will catch on somewhere but he won't be a top 3 guy.

tomato "potatoe"

Great blip from NYT article on payroll tax cut and how it's affected one Whole Foods customer. "But that did little to help Jessica Price, who holds down two jobs in Orlando. Most weekends she works at a clothing store in a shopping center near the Universal Studios theme park, within sight of the roller coasters, and she spends weekdays collecting tolls on a local expressway. Ms. Price, 20, whose annual income is $15,000 to $16,000, prefers shopping at Whole Foods, the upscale supermarket chain, which is healthier but more expensive. But since the payroll tax went up, she has been going more often to Publix and Walmart. “The food that has a lot of fat and food coloring is cheaper,” she said. “It’s a lot more expensive to eat healthier. But now I’m actually looking at the price tag on things rather than grabbing them.” http://www.nytimes.com/2013/02/08/business/restored-payroll-tax-pinches-those-with-the-smallest-checks.html?pagewanted=2&_r=0

Searched to see if this was already posted. Saw a similar post in mid-January. Surprised to see the Bills #7 at 73%. http://deadspin.com/5980852/who-is-americas-favorite-nfl-team-facebook-data-offer-a-clear-winner

The ability to franchise tag the malcontent's up to 2 consecutive years means we just need to get Byrd or Levitre signed. For the record I'd prefer to sign both of them to long term 5 or 6 year deals.

Vick getting cut by Chip Kelly has zero chance. Expect a Nick Foles trade before a Vick cut.

Getting the franchise QB sooner will help.

Peyton Manning took 2 years to recover from a spinal fusion. I believe Troop had one too, only of the lower back. In an interview not long ago I believe Troop was quoted as having said if he could have the surgery all over again he'd elect not to have it. This is a guy like many we've drafted who offer potential yet fail to show it. If I'm the Bills FO I give this guy one more offseason and preseason to prove he can play ball.

The Whole Foods supply chain is as tainted as the rest of them.

Whole Foods is a wannabe communist depot filled with bleeding heart liberals who want to pretend they are getting superior quality groceries. In fact they are getting the same milk, eggs, cheese, grain, and produce as those who go to Walmart and they pay 300% more in the name of "morality". There's a reason Whole Foods will never cater to the bottom 80%. Their clientele is wealthy liberals and I find their Birkenstock wearing, volvo & Subaru station wagon driving selfs hilarious.

My bad. http://english.pravda.ru/world/europe/01-02-2013/123655-france-0/

The answer to your question lies in the BRIC countries of (Brazil, Russia, India & China). Global demand for oil is trending upward. http://m.prnewswire.com/news-releases/regional-benchmarking-of-crude-oil-industry-2011-2020-bric-countries-and-us-december-2011-138919574.html

www.english.pravda.ru/world/Europe/01-02-2013/123655-France-0/ I propose France auctions off the naming rights to French fries. Freedom Fries anyone?

A unionized government is a communist government. These defined pension benefit plans that have gone belly up due to union greed investing in CDO & MBS & they expect 5-6% in a market where conservative investors are only getting 3% on a 30 year treasury.

PS even Jim Kramer acknowledges the bail out was at minimum 7 trillion. http://m.cnbc.com//id/100398172/Financial_Crisis_As_Cramer_Warned_Fed_Laughed Why are so many of my fellow conservatives lost in the weeds on this? If we had let the banks go bust, and not have listened to guys like Jim Kramer. As a true Free Market capitalist how can anyone call their self a fiscal conservative and be fine with the Fed printing $7 trillion?

I found a good read for you. In fact total commitments were 29 trillion. http://m.cnbc.com//id/45674390/The_Size_of_the_Bank_Bailout_29_Trillion

If we want to make progress Anderson goes too.

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