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Ideally Willy will score on his first drive and then they'll sit him.

I'm not sure Willy even gets a full quarter. Especially behind that line. Give him a few series but let Marve and Brohm really duke er out and Portis gets a bit...

TSN sucks, they expand to five channels and they would still rather show a lumberjack competition than CFL preseason games.

It really is the greatest time of year.

I am really looking forward to the Minions movie. 
 
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SvKmSNxFHyQ

Well, there you go...it wasn't as of a couple weeks ago. And f*** all things Apple...

P.S IM SO EXCITED.  TRAINING CAMP WOO.

I just want to say in advance that any reports will be appreciated, tremendously.

AHHHHHH! IT'S FINALLY HEEEEEEEEEEEEERE!!!!!!!!! #LetTheGamesBegin

I think the only thing I'd be ok with is 2 point converts from a bit closer.  The no contact with receivers... ludicrous. 

The X-Files Returns to Fox After 13-Year Break
 
You can believe
 
The truth is right here, and it’s amazing: After 13 years off the air, The X-Files is officially returning to Fox as a limited series.
Stars David Duchovny and Gillian Anderson are back on board, along with creator Chris Carter.
 
“I think of it as a 13-year commercial break,” Carter said. “The good news is the world has only gotten that much stranger, a perfect time to tell these six stories.”
 
The only part of this huge news you might not like: There are only six episodes planned.
 
“We had the privilege of working with Chris on all nine seasons of The X-Files – one of the most rewarding creative experiences of our careers – and we couldn’t be more excited to explore that incredible world with him again,” said Dana Walden and Gary Newman, Chairmen and CEOs of Fox Television Group. “The X-Files was not only a seminal show for both the studio and the network, it was a worldwide phenomenon that shaped pop culture – yet remained a true gem for the legions of fans who embraced it from the beginning. Few shows on television have drawn such dedicated fans as The X-Files, and we’re ecstatic to give them the next thrilling chapter of Mulder and Scully they’ve been waiting for.”
 
The sci-fi procedural classic first premiered in 1993. It became one of Fox’s first major breakout hits and a pop-culture sensation that went on to last nine seasons and spawn two feature films. The show also earned 16 Emmys and helped pave the way for other prime-time sci-fi shows like ABC’s Lost and Fox’s Fringe. Once again, the series will follow FBI special agents Scully (Anderson) and Mulder (Duchovny) as they investigate unexplained cases.
 
Carter’s “six stories” comment seems to suggest the series will embrace the show’s original format of focusing on stand-alone mysteries rather than delving into the serialized alien conspiracy mythology that dominated some of the show’s episodes and its first feature film (at least, that’s what I want to believe).
 
The move follows Fox reviving another one of its hits, 24, for a shortened run last year. The X-Files deal has been in the works since at least January when executives told reporters at the network’s press tour presentation that they were trying to revive the show.
 
The X-Files will start production this summer. There’s no premiere date yet, and no word if other cast members from the original series will return.
 
This article originally appeared on EW.com.

Can't even build a bloody hotel in this town without all the government agencies making a mess of it. Ah good old "capitalism".
How many Chipmans do we have that are willing to actually spend their own money and not just take it all from the taxpayer?

Ray doesn't do the forum thing anymore, but he's still a diehard Bomber fan. He's even got himself a Feoli-Gudino jersey.

I left after getting a pm from Bluto telling me about this site. I haven't posted there since.
Frankly, this "Shankman" character sounds made up...

It astounds me that people can follow the CFL and still display a complete lack of understanding how the league works....

Beautiful catch by Matthews wow. We're never seeing him again.

I'm not really sure about Dallas but I know St Louis is very deep at D-line... he was a long-shot to make the team, no matter what his sexual orientation is... from day one they knew it would likely come down to Sam vs Ethan Westerbrooks... and Westerbrooks was very good in camp and pre-season... that was truely a football decision

That's what I was referring to, "brother".

Sorry but this statement:
 
"I totally accept why many victims dont come forward."
 
does not work with this statement:
 
"But ultimately, when someone says "Well I would have come forward but I thought it would go nowhere or I'd be harrassed" then the answer is, well, you cant really complain then."
 
The second statement shows that you actually don't accept why many victims don't come forward.

There is so little difference between the systems, it really comes down to I think their online system since that seems to be the big thing these days and the controllers. I've never tried the xbox really so I can't say but I found the playstation controllers always seemed to be too small and hard to hold. Best controllers for a system in my mind was the gamecube. Just so smartly laid out, shame that people loved to crap on that system cause they were too cool for Nintendo. Was a real nice piece of work that got ignored by developers because the playstation was the hip thing. 

Just to address what you said earlier, although everyone else seemed to just move on from it, it kind of made me want to bang my head on a wall.  I'm not going to call you a bigot, only ignorant.  Being gay is not abnormal - it may seem abnormal to YOU because you are clearly straight.  But what is normal for one person is absolutely not the norm for an other.  

Just to address what you said earlier, although everyone else seemed to just move on from it, it kind of made me want to bang my head on a wall.  I'm not going to call you a bigot, only ignorant.  Being gay is not abnormal - it may seem abnormal to YOU because you are clearly straight.  But what is normal for one person is absolutely not the norm for an other.  

Just to address what you said earlier, although everyone else seemed to just move on from it, it kind of made me want to bang my head on a wall.  I'm not going to call you a bigot, only ignorant.  Being gay is not abnormal - it may seem abnormal to YOU because you are clearly straight.  But what is normal for one person is absolutely not the norm for an other.  

I don't think the Bombers have a great offensive line, but to put the blame squarely on them isn't accurate. Willy was sacked plenty in Saskatchewan too, and most would agree they have a satisfactory front.
 
Willy was sacked every 8.2 dropbacks this season. When he played in Saskatchewan he was sacked every 9.2 dropbacks.
 
Brian Brohm was sacked every 18.5 dropbacks in relief this season, Robert Marve 1 time in 23 dropbacks.
 
Not all the QB's fault either, obviously, but a little perspective.
 
Also, FWIW, Durant was sacked every 13.1 dropbacks (44) last season. Willy would have equated to about 63 sacks last year, only three less than he did this year.