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Good return for Grant. We have good field position- now to cash it in.

Nice!

I saw that as well.

YES!!! FLAG!!!

Demski busy tonight. Good. Bailey gotta break one.

Sask receiver should not have been that open. Someone screwed up.

Houston is getting picked on again.

Yup. Looks like the Bomber offence is in gear now.

Turnover #one. More to come,

Not a great start for the Bomber offence.

Uncle Miltie had a good preview of the game when he said that Harris' owie plus the ball-hawking d-backs of the Bombers will mean that the Riders will try to pound the ball before trying to pass.

Not so lucky.

The Rider fans come from all over the province, so that gives them a much wider base of suckage. Symptoms to appear late in the first quarter.

A warm welcome from Winnipeg and points west. If you were watching the CFL games thus far this year, we owe you an abject apology for the quality of the games. Hang in there- its gets better, particularly tonight when we turn the Saskatchewan Roughriders into roadkill.

Putin is losing the war on every front, dissent is growing among his big supporters and military and he fears assassination. He is desperate for anything that could be seen as an expression of power or victory. He had lied so much and so often that literally nothing he says is believable.

Certainly seems to be case this year. I cannot recall another season where there were so many bad QBs as starters in the CFL.

And yet PP and his crew have yet to come up with even one part of the report that could have been slanted to favour the Liberal government or Trudeau. Josef Goebbels said that if you repeat an accusation or lie loud enough and often enough, it becomes believable.

This is Trump's "Mein Kampf" statement. America- ignore it at your peril.

But the RedBlacks throw it away.

Adams looks like a rookie CFL QB but one with potential.

Apparently neither team was "coached up" in the past week.

What you may not know about this is that leading up to it, the first Black man elected recently to the city council had a racoon killed on his doorstep overnight and the reference was not subtle.

Glenda Jackson: Fierce and Singular to the Very End Glenda Jackson, the iconic actor and politician, has died at 87. With Tim Teeman she spoke candidly about mortality, awards, politics, acting, sexism—and meeting Fred Astaire. The idea of dying while at work, on stage, seemed “pretentious,” the actor Glenda Jackson once told this reporter, laughing. It reminded her of the story of Laurence Olivier saying to fellow actor Sybil Thorndike that he thought he was going to die during a performance. “One way to see it is that it’s a wonderful way to go,” said Jackson. “The other is: how unprofessional.” She laughed. “I prefer to go with the latter, I bloody do.” As it was, Jackson died Thursday at home in Blackheath, southeast London, aged 87, after a brief illness with her family at her side. Her agent Lionel Larner said she had recently completed filming The Great Escaper, alongside Michael Caine.