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29 minutes ago, Goalie said:
Ok.son of nate
At some point, it will be necessary for someone to provide an explanation about the identity of this individual called Nate. I've come across this name on multiple occasions. Is it better or worse than being accused of being a robot 😅
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12 minutes ago, Noeller said:
Now here's a question.... Malik Clements has been playing pretty well. I am a huge Kyrie Wilson fan, but does he automatically come in for Clements when healthy?
The realm of Achilles tendon ruptures is daunting, and carries a high potential of reinjury. So we need to keep Clements at the ready and on the roster until Wilson has been tested in the heat of battle. No sense to test our luck and fate.
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2 hours ago, 17to85 said:
Wonder what clever bullshit oshea will come up with this time... he's used thorax a lot lately.
Next in line would be wings, antennae, compound eyes, spiracles, and so on.
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12 minutes ago, johnzo said:
Who are the good tacklers in the CFL? Every week I see guys laying out big body blows, but good one-on-one form tackles seem rarer and rarer.
I'm not sure if this is true or if it's something I just read, but it seems like since full-contact practices were limited tackling has been real iffy in the league.
As an ardent rugby union fan, it makes me wince when I see CFL players, particularly defensive backs, tackling like they're playing human pinball. The league must embrace proper form wrap tackling in the future if they seriously want to prevent injuries.
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7 minutes ago, Noeller said:
Bag-of-cats crazy is being polite about it......
Personally, I've always been something of a fan of McLeod. In a world overrun by predictable sound bite athletes, there's a unaired mystique to how he effortlessly embodies his true self, seemingly guided by a higher force, unfazed by the judgments of the media or fans.
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I take it all back, hardest team ever
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More Brian Cole please
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I retract that, softer than a marshmallow in a microwave.
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The team caught wind of my remark about their softness and decided to showcase their resilience for three consecutive plays. Truly inspiring
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This team is playing softer than a whisper in a library
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Apologies are like belly buttons; everyone has one, and they serve as a reminder of our imperfections and the potential for growth and healing.
Happy Friday my good friends. Luck is in the air tonight
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2 hours ago, Noeller said:
The MahFaggin GDT
Excuse me?
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18 minutes ago, TrueBlue4ever said:
We can keep throwing out suggestions, but I don’t see one topping Maier McCheese. Sometimes you just have to tip your hat and concede the win to the superior player.
This may be the most brilliant nickname since Kamau Incompleterson. That one is in the Hall of Fame.
According to my analysis via my graphical ChatGPT AI interface, the most statistically optimal nickname for the individual in question is "Maier McCheese." Beep, bop, boop!
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It's a common phrase.
Keep an eye out for Nik "Touchdown Daddy" Demski this Friday; he's set for a standout game as a new Papa on the field.
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37 minutes ago, Mike said:
I like when they do the football that puts the ball in the place that makes the score on our side go higher
I enjoy the football games that enhance the flavors of beer and nachos, making them even more delicious.
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51 minutes ago, Blue In BC said:
Demski's fiance gave birth to a baby girl on Monday night. Congratulations.
I'm excitedly anticipating witnessing Nik Demski dad dicking the Stampeders on Friday night.
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I would be open to the idea of giving Liam Dobson or Tui Eli an opportunity to showcase their skills as starting guards. Considering their potential and proven abilities, it could be beneficial to explore their capabilities in that position. Geoff Gray hasn't quite lived up to the lofty expectations of hometown hog, it might be worth considering fresh options.
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I wish the media would grill O'Shea and ask him why he's not taking advantage of the nationalized American rule. But it seems like that kind of hard-hitting journalism went out the window when social media took over. Why bother asking the tough questions when you can just write a feel-good piece about Willy enjoying the snow this winter?Sadly, this seems to be Randy's CFL vision for the future of CFL media.