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4 hours ago, HardCoreBlue said:
We have to take care of business in the West final and after we do don't care who we play in the GC but an upset in the East final would be delicious.
Relevancy here? After the East final what AH has left becomes a moot point would be delicious.
Why does this post give me hunger pangs?
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2 minutes ago, Fatty Liver said:
Tyrie Adams is likely their 2nd or 3rd string option, they might cut Piggy loose in the off-season.
Wee wee wee all the way home.
(A little something I learned while spending a fortune...ON MY CHILDREN!!!)
- Noeller, Wanna-B-Fanboy, bigg jay and 4 others
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3 hours ago, Brandon said:
I'm pretty sure Paddy Neufeld isn't paying child support or signing his new born for hockey or anything. So once again having a baby isn't some kind of crazy financial burden. Bunch of weirdos on here with weird responses so I don't think Paddy Neufeld is going to keep playing because the cost of diapers is so overbearing that he can't possibly live without that CFL cheque. When our kids were newly born we were so damn exhausted that we had no energy to go out and spend any money, 100% focus was on the baby.
Also as they get older it isn't that bad financially, unless you sign up your kid for something like hockey which most kids are not signed up for. For ourselves we just spend our money differently now with kids then before when we had complete freedom. Instead of going out for beer and wings, I go to Boston Pizza and use kids cards. Instead of buying a sports car like I did when I was younger, I bought a SUV suited for a family. Instead of flying out to Vegas or California with friends and living it up, I drive to Fargo and enjoy some Mangos. I'm not in financial ruin because I have to drop $20 dollars to send my daughter to cooking class tonight and then take her for ice cream afterwards. It's a myth that kids are some kind of huge financial burden, the reality is that instead of spending money purely on yourself, you now are spending on others.
You exhaust me.
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13 minutes ago, Jesse said:
If he has a big game, he can crack 1000.
But we may need him for the WF, so I hope they don't let him get it. #sorrykenny
Cold weather game play could be a thing for him.
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1 minute ago, Wideleft said:
I thought I was lucky that neither kid wanted to play hockey. My daughter took 5 different dance classes one year - $2000+ after costumes were purchased.
Smart phone plans ain't cheap either.
Want a one-way ticket to the poorhouse?
Have a kid with a blown-out mouth who likes to dance.
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12 minutes ago, Brandon said:
As someone who was always under the impression that having a baby is some kind of huge financial burden. It is not. After having two kids what I hads learned was the main thing you lose is free time and sleep. I'd hope most foot ball players have a plan for post career.
Seriously?
I’m guessing you’ve never had to pay for childcare or required additional supports?
Regardless, babies eventually transform into children, and then we are talking serious $ output.
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2 hours ago, GCn20 said:
I agree and am not worried about that in the least. We will go young or cheaper at some positions for sure in order to keep our young stars here. Walters has a multitude of options in FA and hopefully scouting brings in some good kids as well. as they usually do. I suspect that the DL will see the departure of Thomas and lower contracts for Willie and JJ, the OL may see one or two of Bryant/Yoshi/Neufeld retire, our receiving corps will remain in tact unless Schoen chases the dollars, LBer will see Biggie retire, and we may move on from Rose and/or Alexander. Of course we will have to see who chooses to chase FA dollars as well. I think MOS has built a room that most would like to stay in though.
Unless Neuf is making some serious cheese in a side gig or has job prospects lined up, he ain’t retiring with a new baby.
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#pitythedragon
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38 minutes ago, Jpan85 said:
There are so many that do this. Gus Johnson maybe the best example.
Derek Taylor
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Just now, Booch said:
yeah...I think he lost it in his pants there he was so excited....
Laljaculation!
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5 hours ago, wbbfan said:
Same I love his energy in the booth. It’d be well worth him going through a media course and refining his colour skills.
I actually love Paul in the booth even more too. If we had either blm Matt or Paul in the booth doing colour for every game that’d be fantastic. With Paul being on the panel when not in the booth.
Scianatti as host would be soo much better.Gotta tell ya, I don't hate Farhan's PBP...unlike the manic Dustin Nielson.
- JohnnyAbonny, GCJenks and Bigblue204
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6 minutes ago, Bigblue204 said:
Schoen getting up there with the toughest players in the league.
If I'm not mistaken didn't Stove beat out Bryant(or another DT) right out of camp? I don't remember him getting a start due to injuries and everyone saying he'd be the guy coming out of camp...
Didn’t Stove gain playing time after Mr. Nevis signed elsewhere?
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43 minutes ago, johnzo said:
speaking of, there are Kap -> CFL rumors around Montreal right now.
He can even have Johnny Football’s locker
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42 minutes ago, bustamente said:
I hear Reno has packed on the pounds, I guess Turn Me Loose was a ode to all you can eat buffet.
That’s his belt buckle talking
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15 minutes ago, Noeller said:
Dinwiddie played as well as could be expected. That loss, for the umpteen-millionth time, is not on him...
…and yet we criticize him now, for giving his green, backup QBs playing time in the most hostile environment ever.
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2 hours ago, Bigblue204 said:
you'd be wrong. And the stadium barely got loud on Friday. It had some moments. But nothing like the Banjo Bowl/past playoff games.
Agreed. The noise level didn’t get interesting until we took the lead.
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11 hours ago, MOBomberFan said:
TSN doesn't do the volume of a sold out IGF justice. It is deafening at times. Home field advantage is real
Exactly. Shitgot real when we took the lead in the 4th Qtr. I don’t know how any opponent can deal with that.
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38 minutes ago, MOBomberFan said:
Did TSN capture the Andrew Harris tribute before the game started? He received quite a generous ovation, you'd hope that would have smoothed things over a bit.
If he ever felt a grudge, it wasn’t against the fans.
I watched him over the course of the game and saw him waving to the indigenous group in the end zone as well as others.
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