SAnyone who gets drunk and takes a swing at a 6 5 300 lb man is a serious f-ing alky. Thats downright crazy stuff. If this guy doesnt get help he will be dead real soon. He practically won the lottery by swinging at a huge man who just happens to be a gentle guy.
Oh yeah--Calgary and Vancouver are these huge megalopolis's...lol.. Calgary is smaller than Rochester in metro population.Vancouver -altho much bigger than Calgary--is smaller than Pittsburgh.
Toronto is only the really large city in Canada--with about 5 million in its metro area now. Montreal has maybe 3 million metro--about the size of a minneapolis.
They wouldnt lose too many existing Bills fans?? If you are from Buffalo or Rochester and you are still a Billd fan once they move to Toronto then you are officially a PANSY.
Tark was one inch taller..and more accurate as a passer. Flutie's downfall wasnt his height ultimately--it was his passing accuracy. tark didnt exactly have a strong arm either.--about the same as Flutie.
tark woulda been a huge star in canada as well if he suffered the same fate as Flutie.
Sounds rational to me..--Or maybe Ralph could adopt some guy--make him gemeral manager and still get revenue sharing for the bills when he 'crosses over tto the othe side'.Adoption is the answer
I lived inthe midwest(iowa) for a while-true--it is MUCH colder and HOTTER too there.I meant similar weather in a very general sense. Both have pretty nasty winters--them colder---us more snow..
Buffalo,southern ontario, and rochester combined = 3 million.The weather is similar.They DO have the better economy though...but so what?? how does that help them fill the seats?
I find football increasingly boring as I get older anyway. I wouldnt watch the NFL. Too many poor QBs and too much poor play. If it werent for the Bills I would have no interest in it.