Nickleback has become the easiest of targets. In the early days of clickbait, Buzzfeed style lists someone slammed them with worst band of the decade title and then everyone has piled on. You could slam Nickleback in a crowd of 10,000 people and everyone would cheer (you'd find no defenders) yet they've been around for 15 years plus. Clearly, someone is going to these shows and buying their albums. Its not just Gugny.
Similar to when some Seth Rogan abortion of a movie made Coldplay synonymous with gay and everyone went with that. I don't care for either band very much but the joke is unoriginal and too easy. I'm bored with the Nickleback hate.
His girlfriend flew in, there was an airport sighting, the hotel madness when someone found out he didn't take his return flight and was booked at the Hyatt, sending pizzas to his room, seeing deer(s), reservations at Tempo. Mario-mania was amazing.
Correct me if I'm omitting relevant details from McCoy's existing contract pre-extension, but did Chip really just trade Shady because he cost too much and then sign Murray to a deal very similar to what LeSean is now earning?
sat·ire
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noun: satire
the use of humor, irony, exaggeration, or ridicule to expose and criticize people's stupidity or vices, particularly in the context of contemporary politics and other topical issues.
Given what some people have done to get their hands on a Kiko jersey, I can see why the trade has left a bad taste in the mouths of some Bills fans, but you really need to take the emotion out of it and view the deal from a business perspective.
I'd wager they all have accounts. Possible handles for front office members:
KellytoReed83TD
BuffaloBarbarian
pisschunk
hamsandwich
FleaMoulds80
dog90210
Harvin lined up the backfield for Minny on many occasions. He and Sammy would be nasty in the screen game assuming we ever get Watkins involved in the screen game and take those "free yards" that Sammy chewed up in college.
Timing the market is nearly impossible. The greats all agree that its not even worth trying. Take our current situation. I think most agree that the market in general is over valued, fueled by cheap money and low interest rates. But when will it crash? Might be next month or might be 3 years from now. Thats not exactly actionable info.
I'm looking at Lumber Liquidators which is getting killed after 60 Minutes exposed possible violations in the amount of formaldehyde in their products. Blood in the streets means there might be an attractive buying opportunity if I can figure out how much of their product line is effected by Chinese suppliers and assess the risk of lawsuits and bringing their products into compliance.
I looked at HABT recently. I think its still a bit hot since going public recently, but I'd buy at around $20 if it gets there.