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The ins and outs of CFL contracts by @TBURGESS :-)

You can find that in the fiction section under Comedy.

Randy Ambrosie - the man who saved the CFL by @SpeedFlex27

I just feel like the % of draft picks retained is such a red herring overall. Take us, who had home town guys we didn't draft want to come home that kept us from retaining our own picks because they were too good to be unseated. Or the loss of 3 high picks to the NFL, or having such overwhelming depth that we can allow a couple OL draft picks to go elsewhere because we have cheaper excellent options.... it creates a skewed stat. One would have to be taking a few blows to the head to not see that Winnipeg has been drafting and retaining players, not just NATS, at a very high level....probably the best out of all teams in the CFL over the past 4-5 years.

"Rock Hard Abs: Sam Giguère The Specimen" by Rod Black "Why Does Rod Black Talk About My Body So Much?" by Samuel Giguère "Fisticuffs With Fans: How to Lose Your Job in One Simple Step" by John Murphy

damn I'D buy that...and sign it for ya'al You dont know Jack....The Glen Suitor story and from the adult section "I kissed Keith Urban and I liked it" Memoirs of Suits

How To Drool Over Celebs While The Grey Cup Is Being Played by Glenn Suitor. How to Make Players Uncomfortable by Rod Black. Forward by Dave "Sticky" Staala.

We are happy with Dru Brown and Evans isn’t doing short yardage (at least not the type of guy we want) so if doesn’t really make sense.

Ok, that makes sense, thanks. Because, under Doer, that was one of the best provincial governments we have had Also, I am now taking some of the stuff my former MLA posts with a grain of salt, perhaps the whole shaker

Everybody Pees - Christmas gift for A.C. Leonard 50 Shades of Rourke - By Farhan Lalji Musings From a Coma - To be written by Trevor Harris by approximately week 6 This is Fine: Learning to Live In a Dumpster Fire - To be written by Craig Dickenson by approximately week 6 Why Do We Even F**king Bother - To be written by the rest of the West Division mid-late season

I just rewatched the Home Opener from last year, where Dru came in for the final series and essentially won us that game. He's just going to get better and better with any playing time, so I can understand why they're fine rolling with him...

"Big Words" or "Lose Your Job in Sixty Seconds" by John Murhpy

2023 CFL HOF Class announced:

Saskatchewan Roughriders: 113 Years of Trash(foreword by Super Duper Negatron) - by Bubba Zanetti

Riders Suck - Super Duper Negatron

"I'vE dOnE mY oWn ReSeArCh!" Behold the difference between "looking" and "seeing".

Yep, it's tough when your draft picks play so well that they go to the NFL, or price themselves out of the market for us. Lucky for us players want to be here so replacing the excellence we lose does not hurt us as much. Kind of useless though without context. What draft? How many drafts? Equal number of picks for all teams?

I can't help finding that odd, considering that Selinger was Doer's finance minister. They also had people like Bjornson and Ashton, who had been there long term. I guess if you're dysfunctional as a group, experience doesn't mean as much

No owner, no plan to build a proper stadium, no evidence of sponsorship support, lots of reasons to think Atlantic Canada isn't a good market.

this is completely insane and perfect encapsulates why people vote for the UCP.......good......lord.

There's no path for Dane to become the starter here. In BC, he has a very, very good chance of starting.

Bowman was a hell of a player, I always admired his game. He deserves to get in on his first ballot for sure. Both he and Soly look like they could suit up today if they wanted to

Who Won the Game? Stories from the Rum Hut line - Unknown Author

Pretty much everyone that was on that Als OL in the 2000s should be in the HOF eventually. That was a ridiculous line in front of AC for awhile there...

@MitchellClinton · 52m Rick Bowness says Josh Morrissey will return tonight for the #NHLJets. Pierre-Luc Dubois won't play tonight. So it'll be Connor-Scheifele-Niederreiter, Ehlers-Namestnikov-Wheeler

Oh no! The consequences of my actions!

Elimimian already qualifies for induction? Feels like he just retired. Good for him.

Rick Bowness: “We’re not even close to playing the way we want to play. Not even close,” Bowness said. “The effort is inconsistent. The compete is inconsistent. And the puck management is a huge issue right now. You can’t play this game without emotion or passion. Get mad.” (Winnipeg Sun) So what shows up against these crusty Bruins tonight I wonder?

Every accusation is a confession.

Another example to throw on to the heap that demonstrates the true ilk of the GOP. “If this Legislature collectively decides that legislating hate against children is our priority, then I am going to make it painful — painful for everyone,” We need more of these types of approaches where dangerous lunacy, drivel and knuckle dragging thoughts lurk. Well done.

Tennessee GOP congressman pocketed $25,000 donated for his stillborn son's memorial: report Freshman Congressman Andy Ogles (R-TN) appears to have pocketed $25,000 he crowdfunded to build a memorial for his stillborn son, reportedThe New Republic on Wednesday. "An investigation by NewsChannel5 found that Ogles set up a GoFundMe in 2014 after his son was stillborn. Ogles said he wanted to build a garden where families could bury their stillborn children and sit on benches by the gravestones. The GoFundMe raised almost $25,000, but the garden was never built," said the report. "GoFundMe confirmed that Ogles received the money. He declined to answer any of NewsChannel5’s questions about what happened to the funds." https://www.alternet.org/tennessee-republican-25000-sons-memorial/

It was a duology: Second book: I'd Rather Be Glue - Quick Six

U.K. numbers. https://www.npr.org/sections/alltechconsidered/2016/06/24/480949383/britains-google-searches-for-what-is-the-eu-spike-after-brexit-vote

But there was also an outside factor. It's true that some of the most talented and experienced MLAs left, like Oswald, after the challenge to Selinger's leadership. This caused them to lose a lot of very talented staffers too. Then, in May 2015, the Alberta NDP took a majority in that province and drained out most of the rest. By then, the writing was on the wall, so everyone left. Politicians are just the front facing part of the machine. You still need an effective staff in order to get things done and generate appropriate new ideas.

Why the CFL can't survive without the XFL - Dave Naylor (foreword by Farhan Lalji) Four Out of A Hundred Ain't Bad - Rob Vanstone

Just going to leave this here for no particular reason, but it does seem to address the "It's right because it's popular" argument. "One of my favourite indicators of that is the fact that, after the announcement that U.K. voters had elected to leave the European Union, the second-most-searched-for question on Google regarding the E.U. was “What is the E.U.?” And, just ahead of the vote, one of the most common questions was “What is Brexit?” Yikes." - David Moscrop - Too Dumb For Democracy

The irony is only matched by the complete and utter lack of self-awareness. And passes off personal experience (anecdotal evidence) as factual.

This wasn't about the quality of a team's picks or their national players. Just about who is retaining their picks.

"I Think I Answered My Own Question" by @SpeedFlex27

Your last sentence sums it up nicely.

Him being dismayed does not amount to him having an influence. The carbon tax was going to be implemented, no matter what any premier did.

You forgot the classic "Having A Spine Is Overrated" by Craig Dickenson.

Unpack that for me.

I swear, you MUST be trolling at this point...

"Trevor Harris: The Most Overrated Pivot" by Michael Ball, published 2017 "Trusting Trevor Harris In A Big Spot: Why I Cannot" by Michael Ball, published 2017 "Trevor Harris: The Saviour of Riderville" by Michael Ball, published 2023 "Taking The CFL For Granite: TSN's Folly" by @BagBlieBulls unrelated bonus book: "Reviving Ancient Threads: A Guide to Combatting Weekday Boredom" by @blue_gold_84

But buying the cheap stuff that breaks quicker just costs more in the long run.

They were definitely constrained by resources; however, even with more, I don't think they would have known what to do with it.

I am curious about this. I see few similarities between Singh's school of thought (I hear plenty of it in QP) and the way provincial NDP governments do business.