Brandon

Hopefully he never does anything like that again... easy way to get someone hurt and/or lose the ball.

I did like how we mixed it up with more runs to Bailey/Demski/Augustine. The one sweep to Bailey worked nicely, they then ran the same play but this time handed it off to Oliveria and the defense completely bit on Bailey which gave Brady a nice hole on the left to run through.

Dickenson's loyalty/stubbornness is what is going to sink that team this year. Maier gives them a better shot at winning.

Based on what? Incompetent sure, but arrogant?

Much appreciated and it is nice to read these finally with mostly positive bullet points

I'm only concerned if Calgary puts in Maier against us. Otherwise Riders are looking awful and BLM is still having issues throwing the ball which won't get any better in the cold weather.

I didn't read this thread... but can 17to85/Noeller finally stop whining about our offense being subpar after tonight? The whole team was lights out... what a great performance. Even back ups like Augustine and Gray had fun near the end of the game. Great game.

No odds and sods?

HH - I enjoyed that last TD where the guy in civilian clothes was bouncing on one leg... didn't see which guy it was but I thought that was funny.

Ottawa has to clean house after this season. You can't possibly give Desjardins or LaPo another year.

So Chris Jones defense can't stop the run?

Hey works out better for us if we have to play them in the play offs... 5 - 6 guys missing from the starting line up is a huge blow to any team.

Your info map has the United States in the top 5. Are you suggesting that the standard of living is better in the United States compared to Finland which is lower in your chart?

It's not really that cold out, I can see lots of walk up crowd.

Sorry if I didn't specify in which way how Finlands financial standard of living is, in comparison to the completely irrelevant GDP map that you had. Are you suggesting that the standard of living in Finland is on par with Canada? I'd like for you to show me areas with massive poverty similar to what we even have in our province.

You don't like the truth?

From Wikipedia: Wahlberg established the Mark Wahlberg Youth Foundation in May 2001 for the purpose of raising and distributing funds to youth service and enrichment programs. Wahlberg is active with The Good Shepherd Center for Homeless Women and Children. People can change.

Agreed but each persons situation is different. Some people are hard working and unfortunately live in poverty. Some people like my old neighbours choose to live in poverty out of lazyiness and entitlement and believe everyone should pay for them. This is why the "appeal" process is where all fines should be determined and how they currently are assessed.

https://www.stat.fi/tup/satavuotias-suomi/suomi-maailman-karjessa_en.html Finland is completely different from Canada, To say it's similar is completely insane. I could be wrong so please prove me wrong, but does Helsinki have a similar downtown to Winnipeg with homeless camps, drug problems, and little to no pulse? Does Helsinki have an area of town as large as Downtown/North End/Point Douglas with massive crime rates , poverty, drug issues, extremely low property values? j Does Finland have areas in the country where people do not have access to fresh water and these areas are riddled with poverty and crime? And this is why they issue fines of $20 dollars - $50 dollars. Trust me you'd be sickened to see the fines that people get for doing absolutely awful things. They impose fines based on how much likely they can get from whoever they ticket. So someone who is a normal person who gets caught speeding is far more likely to pay a $500 ticket because they want to maintain a normal life, a career criminal who is in and out of jail has zero intentions of ever paying $500 so to avoid crowding the jails they will give the guy a $25 dollar fine. Completely un fair in my books.

I'd put Garcia & Dickenson over BLM also...

Are you suggesting that Winnipeg has similar standards of living as Finland? Finland is the 3rd richest country in the world. It's also a completely different culture then in Canada. Canada already does issue fines based on "probability of paying them". You'd be floored at finding out how little criminals are "fined" purely because the system knows that they won't repay them back.

Behind a great o-line Harris can pick apart the defenses, he only gets bad once things get tough for him. Fajardo as we have seen can only throw short passes and run around. Vernon Adams is a guy who will put up three shitty performances and then one great performance... way to inconsistent to rely on a play off run.

Harris and it's not even close.

This might be the most ridiculously bad idea ever.