MiltonWaddams

Thank 716! Greatly appreciated!!

You are an idiot. I always wanted to say that to you. Take no offense. Actually....take a bunch and dwell on it.

But, has he hit a sideline tent yet? Then we can officially call him a bust and be done with it...

More like "Planes, Trains and Automobiles to the post-camp unemployment line"

John Hughes?! A little Breakfast Club might be in order for this team...

Day 1...but I'm okay with switching the QB order and dropping Nate to the bottom....

Where they serve only the finest food. Escargot and such....

I've called Foster as a roster guy since minicamp. Not backing off that now.

This is a good call. If he has healed, he would be a nice RB3 with potential. We assume Shady and Ivory as 1 and 2, but Cadet is replaceable and older than Darkwa.

You don't like using appropriate capitalization. That offends me. I will take up the sword for my Québécois brethren.

Sounds like he's still having the same issues as last season. Gave him three calls and he didn't catch any of them....

Hotter than the richest stick figure on the planet?!! How could that be?!

I had hoped his vision would improve. Now he has to sign? Crap. Sorry...dad joke...

If we don't like having first round picks in the next three drafts, we have a chance.

I made a Philly Blunt with honey ham once....

I actually think Foster is more than a dark horse roster candidate. He was getting burn with the ones at minicamp. Hopefully he turns out to be one of the great finds of the '18 draft.

I trust this regime in their defensive signings. I hope to soon say the same about those on the other side of the ball.

As beach bodies go, mine definitely trumps his. As bodies of work go....different story.

I think you are onto something in terms of the sports bars in that city. The sports bars in Bellingham are more populous and more informed than those in Seattle itself. But, when it comes to food, activities, sites and great neighbourhoods to walk, Seattle really is a great city. It's the one that I've been to the most games in aside from Buffalo, so I may be a little bit biased.

I really don't understand why anyone would ever go to the football stadium to watch a football game and then sit in a restaurant and watch it on TV at the stadium. People are really strange.

But, does that make it a bad city to visit? I've come to think that the best cities to visit for games are those with good food, unique and interesting sites, and greet tailgates. Based on those criteria, Atlanta isn't really that bad

I really couldn't have put it any better.

63000 people out of a population of close to 38 million!! We ARE flocking. Hilarious. Admittedly, I was born liberal and I've never understood the mindset of a conservative or Republican. I believe that healthcare for all is something that should be written into the Constitution and I'm fortunate enough to live in a country that shares that belief. Seeing people suffer because they cannot afford medical care is appalling. I understand that a lot of people do not want to pay to help others when they're in need.Nobody should try to help their fellow man! And that Is a country that has openly stated they are built on Christian principals. Ridiculous. Canada is a democracy and is not socialist despite so many peoples accusations of such. We do care about our fellow Canadians and we do want the best for all. We have our issues, of course. We are a group of humans every group of humans has its issues. But, we live incredible lives in beautiful places. A previous poster stated that Canada would be a (sic) crap-hole if we didn't have Toronto. As someone who grew up in Toronto, I would argue that it may be one of the crappiest parts of the country. From the East Coast to West Coast to North Coast, this is a country with astounding physical beauty, much like that of theUnited States. Insinuating that our country is that much lesser than yours is ridiculous. If you cannot appreciate other places, your closed mindset is a part of the problem and not the solution. I appreciate that Americans are patriotic. I appreciate that Americans are proud Of the beauty of their country and of the foundations that the country was built upon. These are fantastic things. What I don't appreciate is people that feel they are so superior to others and cannot see past their nose to see that other places are just as good in many ways and in some ways better. The United States has incredible things going for it. It is a great country. This is not a Canadian telling you that Canada is the greatest country on the planet this is a Canadian telling you that things can always be improved upon and approaching challenges with an open mind and a willingness to change for the better is a great first step. I'm not going to change the world with my statements. I doubt I even change anybody's mind, but I do feel that it's fine to speak mine. People citing false statistics or even pointless or baseless ones have been putting me down in this forum. It doesn't affect my day-to-day life. This will be my final post here in PPP. It's ridiculous to continue this conversation. It's going nowhere. Keep being bills fans and I hope to one day enjoy a beer and some good football conversation In Hammer's Lot with each of you. In a place where politics doesn't matter, the only thing that matters is the unification of people behind the greatest football team on the planet, the Buffalo Bills.

I'm really not sure where you got that from. Like so many people, you take things and apply your own context. People like you are a reason these conversations go nowhere He's one of them and I work with multiple doctors that would never even consider moving to the United States. Definitely not your bro, as I use actual facts not those cited by studies that are completely biased towards your mindset. Doctors are not leaving at historical rates in fact today, specialists in Canada or making an equal or greater amount in there American counterparts. My stepfather He's one of them and I work with multiple doctors that would never even consider moving to the United States.

There have been some fair points in regards to one city in Canada and it's sizeable amount of shootings in the year 2018. That's city has an immense issue right now in illegal handguns. If you examine the vast majority of Canada, you will see that that number is not even close, even by a per capita basis, to the shootings in the US. When was the last time that you heard about a school being shot up in Canada? You didn't. Why are these kids getting access to guns in the way that they are? Toronto's main issue to date has been associated with gang violence. This is a gang member on gang member and drug affiliated individuals shooting each other. Well that is not a defensible, but it is a difference between young children shooting up the school and thugs killing other thugs. As for DC Tom's statement regarding that being FBI statistics, I'm not really sure what that actually means. I do know that there have been mass shootings in the news far too many times and something has to happen. The United States is the only nation that currently has this level of mass shooting issue. It is also the only country that has the laws in place that give every citizen the right to carry a firearm. Coincidence? I think not. You are clueless. You are reiterating false hoods brought about by Republican blowhards. I have dealt personally with illnesses throughout my life that have been more than adequately handled by our Canadian healthcare system. Nobody is flocking to United States. If we need an MRI, then there are multiple places to go there and some take advantage of the shorter wait times. The Mayo clinic probably sees some wealthy Canadians due to it's excellent work in multiple fields, but I know absolutely nobody that has ever looked at going to United States for treatment. Our healthcare system is quite all right thank you.