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Looks like the left doesn't have a monopoly on idiotic opinions.

They have now evolved to offer 3 kinds of power tools - disposable, capable and decent versions.

I think that the Ryobi One line provides the best combination of build, value & versatility for the average homeowner. Surprised no one mentioned Harbor Freight in this discussion ? I find them passable in the disposable power tools discussion.

Yup. Dead people don't make too much noise.

Sounds like the annual description of the Pats* for the last 20 years (except the QB)

You can't even come up with a coherent insult. Very Canadian of you.

Therein lies the problem, having Economists evaluate M&A outcomes.

I rest my case

If you have real clients, I hope you provide more coherent advice than your spouts on this site.

Not when it's predicted path is avoiding landfall. There's far more negative data and sentiment following Labor Day to cause the market to swoon then the unpredictable hurricane.

Which has nothing to do with whether Dorian has affected the stock prices.

Not much.

For that matter, how did Indians end up in all four corners of the world where the Brits still held colonies?

How did Kamala's Indian mother end up in Jamaica?

If they went through the trouble of springing him from jail why wouldn't they put a disguise on him to make him look like David ***** Letterman?

The biggest benefit from the tariffs is the US companies' moves to diversify their supply chain away from China. It will take some time, but the benefits will be long lasting. There is near term pain, though.

He won’t be happy until Bills bring Mike Gillislee in for a tryout.

Could tie into week 2 moves when Captain is back on the roster.

And yet another twist in the argument. The discussion here is about overall roster depth, not whether Bills have more top end talent. You can argue that ‘14 ‘15 Bills may have had more top end talent, but those teams were bereft of quality depth and always at the max cap. The Labor Day discussions were filled with talk about Bills PICKING UP cast-off players, and not worrying about losing their usual assortment of scrubs. Leave it to you to ***** on a quality roster that has 53 true NFL caliber players, while sitting on 10 draft picks and a boatload of cap room to continue the build in ‘20.

And so the conversation turns, until the sun went down... So now we’re talking about the entire roster and every fringe player? How about recognizing the fact that for the first time in two decades the Bills finally had more than 1 player on its roster in August that other NFL teams snapped up at cut down and would have had more if not for injuries?

I could have just as easily said 1st, 2nd or 3rd rounder. @Taro T called you out for your usually ridiculous hyperbole and you shifted the topic. Fact is, four players who were Bills on Friday got snapped up by other teams by Sunday. You made fun of people who said that Bills have enough talent that they would be picked up by other clubs. If Beane wasn’t crafty with the IR moves, a coupe of more players would have been picked as well. But, knowing that you can’t say “oops, I was wrong” you change the topic to singling out the specific players who weren’t picked. If you truly are the Oracle of Adelphia, you would have named those players in your initial side shot.

Keep moving the goal posts in every one of your posts. Keep pretending that you know what’s going on behind the scenes as if you’re Jeff Goldblum stuck on every wall in each negotiation.

Talk about an off the wall topic...

It’s amazing how you have the knack for moving the goalposts to always be the Oracle of Adelphia.

Not sure what your point is. Sounds like Browns weren’t going to trade Colquitt as a favor to the player. Are you suggesting that Beane should have offered a 4th rounder to get his No. 1 punter target?