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Hahaha so awesome, be sure to watch beyond the credits!

I thought they changed up way too slow after the audibles allowing the defense to adjust as well. Plus the surprise was gone after he used them a couple of times resulting in stuffed runs, ie I got the feeling that the Pats* were understanding the schemes called just as good as the offense at a certain point.

Sorry meant interest, rent is a translation slip of mine. Dutch word for interest is rente, so I typed rent instead of interest. Say your mortgage is 100k at an interestrate of 5%, that means you pay 5k in interest which you may deduct from your highest part of income tax you pay (yes it favors those who earn more) which means you may deduct 52% of 5k. Now given that the average mortgage is around 250k it brings the average tax payed down to 40%.

0 t/m € 17.579 33,60% (15,70% if you are 65+) € 17.580 to € 31.589 41,85% (23,95% if you are 65+) € 31.590 to € 53.860 42% € 53.861 and up 52% http://www.belastingdienst.nl/particulier/...4.html#P75_6373 Everyone pays the same in the same scales, i.e if you are earning 100k you'll be paying 33,6% and 41,85% over the respective amounts and 52% over the remainder. Those are still pretty high but do include social insurances; i.e. if you become unemployed you'll receive 70% of your last paycheck for a maximum of 1 year. Also the rent on our mortages are tax deducatable for a percentage equal to the percentage of tax we pay. Net result is that if you are in the highest scale you'll pay a net tax of about 40%. I was talking about the Dutch and Swiss system; those systems are complete. There are only small supplements possible because everything else is covered. Those supplements don't go over 30 euro per month and cover small things like ability to get surgery abroad and have it fully paid for (not just the localcost part).

It's just ESPN graving the controversy, foor good journalism read Marks article here: http://blogs.buffalonews.com/billboard/200.../to-upbeat.html

A neutral spectator for starters.

Depends how long we'll loose Pos and Kelsay... If anything it was evident the D needs them.

Well feck me... I'm stunned... Still... Defense looked absolutly great with both Pos and Kelsay healthy, we had a good passrush going. Passrush was gone after we lost them. McKelvin still leaves way too much room in the zones. Oline was looking great with the exception of Bell who had a very rough night (his 4 penalties aside). TO and Evans both had costly drops. Above all the guys played with pure passion and fire. If we get Pos and Kelsay back this year might actually be a fun year. Remember we were expecting a blowout and we sure had an upset going here.

In the end we're still the Bills...

No matter the result after Q4, the Bills sure look to have fire in them both on O as on D.

Good game all, my feed will be on 2 minute delay not posting.

Hehehe, the Lori pre-game show!!!! Ty Lori.

Ah ok, I'm starting to expect way too much hocus pocus from Dick by now...

What???? Is Hamdan active???

At least Belicheat* has enough video on Stupar...

Yes, and proudly government insured for US$130,- per month which equals the very best available commercial insurance in the US (such as reconstructive plastic surgery and recovery support). The key is everyone pays the same, it's not linked to income, everyone pays mandatory, government becomes giant customer that is able to force clinics to lower their prices or else no clientele... It works throughout Europe why wouldnt it work in the US, and why do you rather run the risk of going bankrupt then to be sure you get all medical care that you need even if you dont need it now. I honestly fail to understand why there are so many people buying into the false accusations the opposition is feeding the public. Investigate a bit for yourself instead of blatently accepting the Fox News gibberish. Also we are free to use private clinics or foreign clinics if we prefer to do so but that is only covered up to what the costs would be when the procedure is done here. Anyway, all I'm saying is it is a good thing if done well, if linked to income then I can understand people having an issue with it (we had that up till 4 years ago, which resulted into people getting preferential treatment, which isnt too bad if you are the one getting it but hardly fair if you need it in rougher times). However Obama has said that he like to copy the Dutch/Swiss system, which is based on an equal share for all.

I sure hope the rest of the Patriots* are thinking the same, it has all the makings of a major upset (or a result as expected)

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Ty for the answer wasnt sure if it was allowed.

Do you know if they brought Stupar along with them?

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At least Stupar will be the only player on the team who's had a full nights rest...

The better question is, did Stupar travel with the team? Kinda wierd to bring a PS player along on roadtrips; they normally stay in Buffalo. But jeah Jenkins must have one miserable evening... Can they drop Stupar back to PS and resign Jenkins to the roster after the game again? Any chance this may mean that Runyan will sign after the game?

Corrected as per facts.

I sure hope so for him.