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Trump is an idiot. His sheep are worse.

I read the league is looking to take them over, then sell them off. Crazy.

Thing is, the original convo happens off the record with Butts (or someone else in the PMO office). If there are documents, someone thought it was a good idea to proceed with something more formal 'threat'. Yikes.

If you're a die-hard Liberal, how are you not disgusted? SNC-Lav tries to blackmail the gov't and the PMO obliges. SNC-Lav is used to dealing with terrorists, so they must have learned a thing or two. At this point, lop the head off the party and hope there's something worth redeeming below.

Fox never reported on that, so the sheep don't know about them.

I wonder where she keeps her emails? Worth speculating on for sure...

The day the Mueller report finally comes out is the day Fox "News" covers AOCs wacky clothing choices and rehashes her dancing video.

This is the type of schedule Johnny can handle.

Wanna bet? I think we see a rematch of last years Rd2. This time, I think the Jets take it in 6 games because the Preds will be even more worn down than they were against the Avs. That's my prediction, anyhow. Luckily, there'a an edit button, so I can erase it in the future.

Nash loses to the Jets in RD 2, is what you're saying. I don't think the Canes can beat the Bolts. I think the Bruins can beat the Bolts though.

Just open your mouth and accept whatever Fox feeds you.

No one was stunned. Everyone knows this is a smokescreen. Typical GOP.

Committed up to $250M. I didn't realize that he actually put $60M in. That surprises me. Must be using that bunch of jerks money.

If Vince were to simply liquidate $350M (or whatever he's sold so far) of WWE shares that would cause a negative impact on the corporation. It might make investors nervous, devaluing WWE. Now, if Vince were to say liquidate that same stock with the express purpose of bankrolling the return of the XFL, that would cause less concern about the WWE. Investors may question Vince's decision but not be concerned about the Corp. So, what if Vince invests a modest amount of money into reviving the XFL but suddenly determines that it's not viable. Maybe that's been the play the whole time, taking his cash out of WWE and divesting it elsewhere because he knows the company is overvalued. The failure of the AAF would be a perfect cover. Tin foil hat back on securely.

Canes owner, Dundon, didn't actually put money into it.

And can catch said ball.

He's a rich, white man. He does and says whatever he wants, then shouts down those that disagree.

That seems unusual. I must be out of touch but how many people publicly name their babies until they're born? I know "reveal" parties and announcements have become big deals, which is also bizarre to me. And, get off my lawn!

Wait a minute... She's named the baby? Is she pregnant or has given birth?

I really enjoyed that doc. So well done.

Identical to FIFA. When we hosted the Women's World Cup, the Bombers turned the keys over to FIFA and they took over. If I remember correctly, the Canada Summer Games was similar too. Get the keys, take over responsibility (including insurance), and put up your signage.

It's been happening in the former Soviet States as well.

Also from Wiki: Ticket prices for the Series were announced in May, and averaged C$183 per seat. In Buffalo, Bills tickets averaged C$51 per seat. Crazytown. Here's the Wikiepedia article. Seems to be well referenced. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bills_Toronto_Series

No, they didn't. Priced wayyy too high. From Wiki: Preseason games[edit] Date Visitor Score Home Stadium Attendance August 14, 2008 Pittsburgh Steelers 21–24 Buffalo Bills Rogers Centre 48,434[57] August 19, 2010 Indianapolis Colts 21–34 Buffalo Bills Rogers Centre 39,583[58] Regular season games[edit] Date Visitor Score Home Stadium Attendance December 7, 2008 Miami Dolphins 16–3 Buffalo Bills Rogers Centre 52,134[59] December 3, 2009 New York Jets 19–13 Buffalo Bills Rogers Centre 51,567[60] November 7, 2010 Chicago Bears 22–19 Buffalo Bills Rogers Centre 50,746[61] October 30, 2011 Washington Redskins 0–23 Buffalo Bills Rogers Centre 51,579[62] December 16, 2012 Seattle Seahawks 50–17 Buffalo Bills Rogers Centre 40,770[63] December 1, 2013 Atlanta Falcons 34–31 (OT) Buffalo Bills Rogers Centre 38,969[64] If I remember correctly, they dropped ticket prices and gave away a ton of tickets right before the preseason games.