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Do they actually walk it across in front of you during the movie like the guy in one of the PSAs at that link does? That seems like it could be a distraction.

Quiet, I need a supply of sahlen's hot dogs.

That description didn't seem too clear to me. Did he just lean over or did he climb up a bit and actually stick his whole head out the window. If he climbed up and the cop saw it, I don't see too much of a problem with stopping them. His screw up was not giving the ticket to the driver though.

I'd love to know how many people in the city were freaked out that day. That's some crazy stuff.

But hey, he's a law abiding citizen.

What's the deal with the kid having to ride the bus past his house every day? They're not just picking him up/dropping him off at the house then driving off? That part seemed strange to me. The rest is pretty funny though. So much effort for about 30 seconds of waving each day.

A suspension where you get to sit at home vs. a suspension where you still have to go into school? I guess it depends on what the parents are like, but I'd rather stay home.

This is going to be a busy month for me. I think I'm most interested in the Green Lantern right now. And yes, looking at who is all over the trailers, there's going to be a franchise there.

I was nowhere near any of that, but I'm assuming the storm I got last night at around 9 was the same cell. It put on quite a show. The lightning might as well have been landing right across the street. There was something strange about it, the lightning seemed to be a different color than I'm used to.

And if that's any indicator, the Avengers is really going to suck.

I saw it saturday and enjoyed it too. I wasn't too crazy for the beginning on the ice planet, but as soon as they got to earth it was far more entertaining. I liked the line at the end of the credits right before that scene that said "Thor will be back in the Avengers". I don't remember seeing something like that in movie credits since one of the Superman movies did it.

Those movies needed to focus more on Obi Wan instead. How was the audience ever going to get behind the main character when they already knew he was going to become Vader? I always wonder which order parents would present those movies to their kids today. The big reveal from each series ruins the big reveal from the other. I guess if you could cut out the birth of the twins, you could view the prequels first, then the originals.

I can't see them ever breaking Montreal away from the other Canadian teams like that. Of course, Columbus moving east is probably the least likely of the scenarios. You're probably well aware of this by now Taro, but I absolutely love the look of that setup where Detroit moves east.

That's interesting. I don't know why, but I just assumed it all happened at night making it harder for both parties to see what was going on.

There's a good number of owners who put out stuff like that. The most recent one that comes to mind is Leonsis in DC after the craps got bounced in the playoffs. Still, it's a very good thing to have an interactive owner like this in Buffalo. Hopefully it continues.

I'd suggest looking to something other than an opinion piece to find information on what happened. About 3 lines in it was apparent that that link's sole purpose was to attack the police. Now, it's entirely possible that this link did get it right, but I had a tough time reading through its obvious bias.

All I can think of while I read all of this is "Lebron James".

Or he could just give the money to me. He'd never notice it was missing anyway.

He never owned the Amerks. Anyway, he's as local as Pegula. They don't live here but do have emotional ties to the area.

The absurd markup in price goes to Americans though (ridiculously wealthy americans).

Would the county/city/whoever officially owns the building ever consider selling the arena to Pegula or do they get more out of leasing it?

Where are you wearing these things if you're buying 4 or 5 a year and are worried about them not lasting very long?

A lot of those "Yankees suck" shirts that they sell out here usually have something like "Jeter Swallows" on the back. I wonder if he had one of those shirts.

That chanting is pathetic and I give the Rays a lot of credit for trying to cut back on it. Anyway, like albany said, it's not like they tossed the guy immediately. They gave him the chance to cover it up and he instead left. There's no story here other than an idiot trying to grab attention (and probably cash) for himself.

This guy's a lawyer and he actually wrote that in his letter to the team? Hey idiot, you just proved the point you were attempting to argue against.