Fatty Liver

You're talking about Jason Maas here, good chance he rips Fajardo's arm off and beats him with it.

What was your alibi?

Here are the details of the Wpg. doctor shot by a sniper, he was wounded but did not die till many years later while on vacation in Mexico. An American anti-abortion activist who murdered an abortion doctor in NY State was suspected but never charged. https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/manitoba/winnipeg-abortion-provider-talks-of-sniper-attack-1.1125073

Sure money, nothing else matters, making the most money eventually becomes more important than all other product qualities. It's like a parasitic disease that drains all life out of it's host.

Why would you tempt fate by putting Daly's photo in the R.I.P. thread? He's already treading the line drinking 20 cokes a day, living off peanut M&M's and chain smoking.

I think you missed the point, I know good music can be found to suit personal taste if one goes looking for it in alternate locations, but what is being presented by main stream radio is utter dross compared to what they presented in the distant past. It's all flash with no depth or redeeming qualities, here today, gone tomorrow, they're not presenting future classics.

Yesterday Darby was back on their 1 game IR.

Wife and dog are now in Regina, I can't recall which one is having his baby.

That's the thing with shallow populist ideas, they don't actually have to have a plan. Shout "Justinflation!" or "Freedom" over and over until the rubes are frothing at the mouth. The goal isn't to deliver anything, it's to claim power.

It would make more sense if the outside edges of the pylon were placed at the intersection of the endzone and the out of bounds line, which does not look to be the case. This would put the outside surfaces of the pylon on the edge of both planes inside the field of play....oh well 6 for us.

Old music like the Beatles and Motown also connects with the ears, but certainly there was also a lot of junk.

Right, I imagine that's a no go nowadays.

Anyone else remember singing "God Save the Queen" to end the school day?

The Boston Tea Party occurred in 1773, aprox. one hundred years before the Civil War. The colonies I was referring to became the 13 original states.

C'mon, it's fun to give them a little hope before slamming the door on their dicks.

Somethings off when music created 50 years ago is realistically more popular than music created today. https://globalnews.ca/news/9001083/why-older-music-more-popular-than-new-music/ Oh yah, new music sucks.

There is some debate on that point, it has been suggested the Boston Tea Party was a false flag event that wealthy American merchants used as an ignition point for taking over control of trade to the colonies. Considering acquiring more wealth and resources has been the historical motivation for America to get involved in most wars, it doesn't seem that far-fetched.

I'd like to see Norm MacDonald on the $100, everybody knows Norm. 😄

What you are hoping for is a "correction of our history", sorry it didn't happen that way.

Sorry, I'd never heard of her in my life until they put her on the currency, placing her on the ten is just a knee jerk revision of our history.....as in, this is the way we wish it was, but really wasn't.

Like some obscure black woman on our ten$ that nobodies ever heard of?

It looks like both Hallett brothers jumped ahead of Thompson while he was injured, this must be based on their ST work, the late game intercept was nice but I don't think Nick showed he's the better Safety overall.

That's ok, they need to find a couple of DE's that cause a bit more commotion. Every time a big play is made by a DE, it's always Willy or Jeffcoat making it happen, Wilcots and Mack have mostly looked like anonymous placeholders.

The idiots wanting to "cut the kicker" don't realize he's been great punting and on kickoffs even when he's struggled with FG's and extra points. So even if they found it necessary to bring in another FG kicker to help out, they'd never cut Leggs.