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Family Guy won't be the same without him. So many classic moments on that show.

Just defensive backs like Cox? Or did you mean running backs (like OJ and Lawrence Phillips) and quarterbacks (like Ryan Leaf) as well?

Any time I'm at a restaurant with any of my brothers and there are blintzes or corn muffins on the menu, the obligatory 'those blintzes/corn muffins were terrible/lousy' line comes out, followed by 'paint my fence/chicken coop',  followed by 'make me'.
Never gets old.
After school in the late 90s it was standard to flip on the old TV, turn it to CBC, wait for Diana Swain or Jennifer Rattray to tell us what was coming up on the 6:00 news, and then veg out to the Simpsons. Blew my mind ten years later when I was taking classes in grad school with Jennifer and constantly thinking 'shouldn't I be watching the Simpsons now?'

That is an absolutely valid point, but what about the officers who are paid under the same union contract, making the same wage, who never see those dangers because they work in the communications department, or the traffic division. 
When my property taxes continue to go up 5-8% per year, you can't fault me for asking if there is a different way to deliver these services.

I was just listing the guys who were most likely to go next based on age. I actually liked both of Dalton's movies.

That is an absolutely valid point, but what about the officers who are paid under the same union contract, making the same wage, who never see those dangers because they work in the communications department, or the traffic division. 
When my property taxes continue to go up 5-8% per year, you can't fault me for asking if there is a different way to deliver these services.

That is an absolutely valid point, but what about the officers who are paid under the same union contract, making the same wage, who never see those dangers because they work in the communications department, or the traffic division. 
When my property taxes continue to go up 5-8% per year, you can't fault me for asking if there is a different way to deliver these services.

Pretty sure everyone pointed that out (and yelled it very loudly) about two years ago. 

Haven't seen this posted anywhere yet...
Dunk wrote about Ekakitie's contract details: http://3downnation.com/2017/05/16/first-overall-pick-2017-cfl-draft-gets-healthy-raise/
$88,000 base this year, could hit $100,000 if he hits all incentives. Closer to $110k and $120k in years two and three with incentives. 
If he hits all the incentives (ie all-star status), it'll be a great deal. 

Haven't seen this posted anywhere yet...
Dunk wrote about Ekakitie's contract details: http://3downnation.com/2017/05/16/first-overall-pick-2017-cfl-draft-gets-healthy-raise/
$88,000 base this year, could hit $100,000 if he hits all incentives. Closer to $110k and $120k in years two and three with incentives. 
If he hits all the incentives (ie all-star status), it'll be a great deal. 

Haven't seen this posted anywhere yet...
Dunk wrote about Ekakitie's contract details: http://3downnation.com/2017/05/16/first-overall-pick-2017-cfl-draft-gets-healthy-raise/
$88,000 base this year, could hit $100,000 if he hits all incentives. Closer to $110k and $120k in years two and three with incentives. 
If he hits all the incentives (ie all-star status), it'll be a great deal. 

Haven't seen this posted anywhere yet...
Dunk wrote about Ekakitie's contract details: http://3downnation.com/2017/05/16/first-overall-pick-2017-cfl-draft-gets-healthy-raise/
$88,000 base this year, could hit $100,000 if he hits all incentives. Closer to $110k and $120k in years two and three with incentives. 
If he hits all the incentives (ie all-star status), it'll be a great deal. 

Haven't seen this posted anywhere yet...
Dunk wrote about Ekakitie's contract details: http://3downnation.com/2017/05/16/first-overall-pick-2017-cfl-draft-gets-healthy-raise/
$88,000 base this year, could hit $100,000 if he hits all incentives. Closer to $110k and $120k in years two and three with incentives. 
If he hits all the incentives (ie all-star status), it'll be a great deal. 

Did you guys realize that the kids at Springfield Elementary were a bunch of cultural appropriating racists?

I saw Fred Penner in the Osborne Safeway  on multiple occasions when I lived in the village.  
My dad told me about  a time in the 70s when one of the current heads of the McCain empire visited their potato farm and he shook his hand (they were both in their teens at the time). Probably the richest person mentioned in this thread so far. 

I saw Fred Penner in the Osborne Safeway  on multiple occasions when I lived in the village.  
My dad told me about  a time in the 70s when one of the current heads of the McCain empire visited their potato farm and he shook his hand (they were both in their teens at the time). Probably the richest person mentioned in this thread so far. 

Maybe that explains the McGough pick: he was was in some sort of dumbfounded stupor or uncontrollable fit of rage.

Maybe that explains the McGough pick: he was was in some sort of dumbfounded stupor or uncontrollable fit of rage.

Since TSN is raving over his testing numbers, let's compare #2 this year, and the guy we gave up #2 last year to get:
Pro day results:
Waggoner: 6’0”, 224, 4.56 forty 1.53 ten), 39.5 vert, 25 bench, 10’02 broad
Judge: 6’0”, 220, 4.55 forty (1.59 ten), 36.5 vert, 19 bench, 10’11 broad

Since TSN is raving over his testing numbers, let's compare #2 this year, and the guy we gave up #2 last year to get:
Pro day results:
Waggoner: 6’0”, 224, 4.56 forty 1.53 ten), 39.5 vert, 25 bench, 10’02 broad
Judge: 6’0”, 220, 4.55 forty (1.59 ten), 36.5 vert, 19 bench, 10’11 broad

Since TSN is raving over his testing numbers, let's compare #2 this year, and the guy we gave up #2 last year to get:
Pro day results:
Waggoner: 6’0”, 224, 4.56 forty 1.53 ten), 39.5 vert, 25 bench, 10’02 broad
Judge: 6’0”, 220, 4.55 forty (1.59 ten), 36.5 vert, 19 bench, 10’11 broad

Is 8 and 34 enough for our 6th?
 
we could have got more from the Bears.

Since TSN is raving over his testing numbers, let's compare #2 this year, and the guy we gave up #2 last year to get:
Pro day results:
Waggoner: 6’0”, 224, 4.56 forty 1.53 ten), 39.5 vert, 25 bench, 10’02 broad
Judge: 6’0”, 220, 4.55 forty (1.59 ten), 36.5 vert, 19 bench, 10’11 broad

#1 and #23 for #4, #13, and Gill.

And Sam Bradford