kelownabomberfan

Vikings on a bye this week so I guess the Patriots it is...

I agree. Shame to watch him go out the same way Cal did in 1996.

Wally checked out a few years ago. He's just been playing out the string.

That moment of silence was beautiful and one of the reasons that I love this country. Imagine trying to pull off a moment of silence like that in the middle of an NFL game? It would never happen. Way too many drunken disrespectful idiots. Kudos to the Hamilton fans for being able to shut it down like that and show such amazing respect to our vets.

good...good....my plans for a replay of the 1984 Grey Cup in Edmonton is in motion....

yes I was pretty sure that was the rule. I think BC got jobbed on that call.

On Sunday I want to see lots of this: and this: and this:

LOL

I like how you also left out some other relevant tidbits, including how banged up Nichols was this time last year. We are way way healthier this year.

just to blow your mind, November 1990 or 28 years ago (the last time we won the Cup) this was the number one song on the charts: Ice ice baby - to the 2018 Grey Cup!!!!! Word to your mother...

https://press.cfl.ca/espn-and-cfl-announce-entire-2018-season-broadcast-schedule

why is my beer so salty?

Dinwiddie didn't show his beautiful wolf eye peepers around Winnipeg until 2006. Tee Martin and Kevin Glenn were our QB's in 2005. And Rod Rust was our D-coach, for part of the year anyway...

oh ok. I was wondering what Willie McCovey had ever done to ISO.

Who is this post about?

no that's the problem. In Saskatoon they ADD human feces to the water before it goes out for public consumption...

sounds like the 2000 Grey Cup in Calgary. There were thousands of George Michaels that day.

Bulin wall 2.0

Bomben is still in the league? Who knew?

I guess so.

LOL yeah, and that's not really a fair assessment, especially when you look back at some of the awful presidents that have existed in American history.

or I came to point out a fact about the Canadian and US voting patterns. Another option.

The deep divisions that have defined American politics in the era of President Trump played out across the country in Tuesday’s midterm elections, as Democrats scored victories in key races in Republican-held suburban House districts but ran into a wall of opposition in red-state Senate contests. All year long, Democrats talked optimistically about a blue wave that they believed was building around the country, one powerful enough to flip control of the House and even, against the odds, put the Senate in play as well. But a somewhat different reality began to set in early in the evening as the familiar contours of red and blue America powerfully reasserted themselves. A change in the balance of power in the House would represent a pulling back from the president by key parts of the electorate, particularly by female voters. That alone could have a significant effect on the second half of Trump’s first term, particularly in Washington. But the overall voting patterns in House, Senate and gubernatorial contests signaled that the differences and divisions that have defined the country during Trump’s presidency remain and seemingly are growing stronger. That sets the stage for a contentious and competitive presidential election two years from now, with the stakes now higher than ever. https://www.msn.com/en-ca/news/newspolitics/a-split-america-reasserts-its-divisions-in-the-midterm-elections/ar-BBPrO5T?ocid=spartanntp

100% agree. Is Flint's poisonous water fixed yet? If not, why not? That's a national disgrace.

yes, I know. It was tongue in cheek. I am in agreement with you, and that TUP is wrong here.