Knees are weird.

Was in Toronto for the Saturday games, saw some Danish and Slovakian superfans make the trip who were pretty enthusiastic.

Would have been far better to have a play-in in Europe, but “offensive” is a bit far.

They’d deserve a major league award if it was a Harambe joke, since they bought it last year.

Perfect place to test it.

This is some great Kinja.

What was the staff take during the shifting Lochte mess? comments seemed to be pretty much USA, USA until the very end.

Monarchy of Canada: 351

Eraserhead : The Hipster Years

Brighton Hove Albion FC? :-p

Green Bay, Cleveland, and Buffalo are locks. I’d take the over.

That was the WLAF. It bombed, even with a good TV deal.

The two 48 game NHL seasons were superior to the 82 game ones.

Never take points off the board.

Related: http://deadspin.com/314977/channin…

Exactly, the Gough Whitlam/Malcolm Fraser story is an interesting one on its own. The fact that they had already pushed just about every constitutional boundary beforehand makes the outside link theory even sillier.

The repeated use of “liberal” was just awful icing on the awful cake.

That’s great, but saying that after you use “overthrow” four times in the piece, creating random scenarios, and then loudly speculating about the “strange anachronism” of the monarchy being involved is Glenn Beck “I’m just asking questions” territory.

It was a joke.

Hyperbole is fun.

You asked why they haven’t. I say because the system works, while a republican system in the US needed a civil war to fully sort out.

King-Byng didn’t really change anything or result in powers getting revoked, it acted more as a clarification of already existing powers.

The main scandal only resulted because Meighen was a useless asshole for accepting the position without the votes in Commons.