Dr. Fong

My only hope for the Rams pick is that they just walk right up to the podium once the draft starts and announce their pick. I hate it when teams take their full allotted time.

HAHA he's 6, so I don't think that'll happen for a while.

You really ought to make that happen.

I've been to Japan. Really expensive. I'm sure there's more to do in Brazil than just party.

Yeah that's on my list too. Now that my son's a little bit older I want to start taking him somewhere in the world once a year. Get him exposed to the wide world from an early age.

Where would you go?

It really depends on what kind of offense Gailey is planning on installing. Like you said Brown is better suited for the passing game than the running game. I actually like Brown a lot. I'd rather have him over Davis or Bulaga. The only thing that makes me hesitate about him is he's a bit of a project. A project that could have tremendous upside, but a project none the less. I think the Bills have taken too many projects with their first round picks and would like to see them be able to find someone that can contribute day one.

Here's a song to provide the proper motivation. NSFW language.

I don't know what it is, but I have a feeling that's going to be the picks. I think the Bills are going to run a variation of the spread offense and those are going to be the first two picks this year. I hope I'm wrong, but for some reason this combo just keeps buzzing in the back of my mind whenever I think about the draft.

That is a nightmare scenario in my opinion. I don't understand the fascination with Bulaga. He just doesn't impress me. I'd actually rather have Anthony Davis and I don't like him either.

The last three matches of the night were horrible. 13 rounds of straight lackluster dancing around the ring.

http://forums.twobillsdrive.com/index.php?showtopic=111191 For this thread to come true.

That guy's making 1.7 million? Unreal.

Damn. No Virginia Beach. I would have brought my 6 year old to his first concert. He likes Rush.

Get ready for it. Because I think it's coming. Spiller in round 1. Tebow in round 2.

Because the jury voting in Survivor often turns into a elementary school popularity contest instead of voting for someone that legitimately played the game the best. In this instance people were literally angry that they had been so masterfully outmaneuvered that they wouldn't vote for Russel.

Between only those three I'd go with McClain, but I wouldn't be happy about it.

I never said you could be fined for refusing to answer. BUT you have to make it clear to them that you are refusing to answer. Just refusing to answer and throwing away the form won't make them go away. Sending in your form with the questions you refuse to answer blank won't make them go away either. I can only go by my experience from 2000, things might have changed, but I wouldn't trust anything to be true unless I read it on the Census Bureau's website. https://ask.census.gov/cgi-bin/askcensus.cf...amp;p_topview=1 Here's a link to the U.S. code that makes it clear you can be fined for both refusing to answer and for lying. http://frwebgate.access.gpo.gov/cgi-bin/ge...=Cite:+13USC221

If you don't fill out the form here's what will happen. They'll come to your door. The big thing is don't try to duck them. Just get it over with. They'll ask you all the questions and all you have to say is you don't want to answer to each one and then it'll be over. If you try ducking them they'll hound you until they get a response. And they can fine you for not cooperating. I have seen it happen.

You're a real estate appraiser? Cool. Me too. Sounds like you got the dreaded long form. When I worked the Census in 2000 1 in 8 got the long form. My job mostly consisted of sitting down in peoples' homes that hadn't filled out the long form and going over the form line by line. It really got some people up in arms to have a stranger asking them those questions in their homes. Rightfully so, but I didn't write the questions.

Unless the Bills trade Lynch and can get good value for him I just don't see how RB is a position of need whatsoever. I'm all for taking best player available, but even that has a limit.

I don't like him or Bulaga. That's what's wrong with drafting for need vs. best player available.

My son really wants to see How to Train Your Dragon in 3D. So I figured we'd catch an afternoon movie and I'd book the tickets in advance so they won't be sold out. For Imax 3D it's $13.50 plus $1.00 service charge per ticket for adults and $11.00 plus $1.00 for kids. 41 bucks just to get in the door for my family. I know new equipment costs money and I understand theaters need to make their money, but man that's just outrageous.

So what's the use in drafting? Let's go the Charlie Casserly route and trade all our first round picks away since we'll ultimately just squander them. Past failures shouldn't set yourself up for future failures.