Bigblue204

Don't apologize. **** this government

I mean if you're looking for 100% safety you're already living in a dream world. If you have physical or mental limitations that hamper your ability to do what you need to do to feel safe then yeah my analogy doesn't work. If you're a relatively healthy individual, it's up to you to do whatever you can (which obviously excludes making/buying/getting immediate access to a vaccine) to FEEL safe. Keep in mind, feeling safe is often much different then actually being safe. But will reduce the overall stress you're facing. Case in point - wear masks, stay away from other people, use technology to help with what it can, stay off social media/news networks. Get off your butt and move your body. Whatever it might be...be creative etc etc etc...just stop relying on a government to make you feel better. They won't. yeah the half assed measures they used for the first and second wave completely ****** up how people are relating to the current measures. This government had about a 2 week period where they were doing well in 2020. Then....Restart MB happened and it's been downhill since.

I've said this from the beginning. If you're relying on any government to keep you safe. You're ******. People need to take responsibility for themselves and do what they need to do to feel safe. There's a certain amount of risk because of others behavior but at the end of the day the only one capable of keeping you safe....is you.

I'm hearing schools are going code red. Haven't heard about daycare yet.

I've been saying since the start, this has amplified just how broken our society is on multiple levels. From early education/food systems/power supplies....etc etc. The potential for disaster is far closer then most people think. wasn't it new brunswick that just had an outbreak? They've done better over-all...but they haven't been perfect

I'd bet good money we will not be finding out were these serge's are coming from.

I've heard the city is going into full lockdown as of midnight tonight. Only essential stores open, only essential items for sale.

Yup I fully expected a few futures pick. Not sure why anyone would have an issue with that as the CND content of this team is solid.

Kito was doing alot of work with youth in the city. Basically helping them get better at football and school.

I think Jade had at least one TD.

Damn..no money for me

I dont think we fake anyone who will be in camp. Too much $$ for what the team needs....which isn't a starter. I can see a futures pick or a DL. Lokombo to Ssk is fantastic! They'll be playing a lot of D this year lol.

I just signed up with Bodog a little while ago...and hadn't used my credit(match) when you sign up. So it's an even better bet for me. $12 - $650!

Im takin that bet!

I mean...if they're going to court to fight the government on lockdown measures....I'm not sure a fine will change much...

Anyone watching the New Mighty Ducks series on Disney plus? It's really well done.

Ftfy....I don't want to pay for these fucks to live in a jail cell.

Things i dont believe for $400 Alex.

I'm always torn with the stuff. Because really the only way to get rid of taking heads like this, is to completely ignore them. Sure outrage on SM will get one of them fired, but as we've seen....there's always gonna be another one. If no one watches/pays attention via SM, eventually they'll be forced to change what they're broadcasting.....on the other hand, we should probably know what they're rambling about so as to build a defence against it ...

Yeah once it was announced that they were leaving the province, and the subsequent outrage about them walking with our money, the PC government announced they hadn't paid yet....im hoping that's the truth.

Apparently the government didn't actually pay them

TPR in MB hasn't changed. So this number is big...but mostly due to the amount of tests that were done.

https://www.bluebombers.com/2021/04/29/2021-draft-preview-part-1/?fbclid=IwAR0tCz6MvtztXTeWw7f0bpeTYY4mDh1kkM1hZjLqYQIxeV-tkvGzAxTQodc I don't know if anyone posted this before...but man I forgot just how many 2019 draft picks contributed in 2019.

booked my appointment!

There's so many who can relate. I'm a grandson to a ww2 vet. And my dad has similar stories to what was shared here. My grandfather never talked about the war, turned to alcohol (for many reasons but it started when he got back) and his relationships suffered. This also had an impact on my relationship with my father (as I'm sure it has for many people). It wasn't until I was an adult that these things were discussed openly. But because they were I understand that some of the things my dad said or did aren't conductive to a healthy relationship between father and son, but it was what he knew...it was what he was exposed to. Knowing more, I have been able to adapt my fathering style to my kids. Likewise as he's gotten older, he's become much more emotionally available especially when grand kids arrived. He's said on multiple occasions, that he feels so lucky to have them because he can try to make up for the mistakes he made raising us. These discussions are extremely important to help break these cycles trauma can create.