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  1. Praise the Lord for the "mute" button.
  2. Riders at Elks- "A Comedy Of Errors"!
  3. But he took an extra Geritol today
  4. Arcenaux sighting! He lives!
  5. I refuse to recall those times for fear of re-traumatization.
  6. Thought that the Als-Cats game was boring but this is not much better. A screwup will probably decide the game,
  7. In Ukraine, Ukrainian armed forces are making good gains and Russian forces are falling back to secondary defensive lines. To put the lie to Russian claims that they did not blow up the dam on the Dnieper River, they have blown up a second dam deep in occupied territory. It appears that the strategy of the Ukrainian Army is to cut the occupied territory in half. The Russian army command and the leaders of the two mercenary forces are threatening each other. The Wagner mercenaries captured a Russian army colonel, tortured and humiliated him for his troops not providing enough support for the mercenaries. The Russian high command has done nothing except mused out loud about incorporating the mercenaries into the regular army. Fat chance of that. Putin has not been seen or heard of in over a week
  8. These teams are pretty much mirror images of each other- decent defences, very questionable quarterbacking, porous O-lines and good receivers.
  9. BTW: despite the repetitious and unimaginative commercials, I am sooo happy and proud that I do not have to watch gambling ads on TCN-CFL broadcasts.
  10. Nice pass defence by Gainey.
  11. Twitter is dead to me and even Musk losing billions in value is of little comfort.
  12. Cheering comes down to who we detest less.
  13. More specifically, his o-line found out. I didn't see any daylight at all for him.
  14. And there is always a chance that Stallone's botoxed frozen face might move enough to express an emotion.
  15. Agreed. Its the same hatreds but the targets keep changing. All those who have been or are potential victims have yet to realize that they have common cause in protecting each other from these bigots who are always on the lookout for vulnerable minorities to attack.
  16. Its called "political theater" to impress voters, and destroying the credibility and reputation of a good man is par for the course.
  17. Trump is a big fan of destroying evidence and he likely destroyed the missing documents for fear that their existence in his possession would hurt his "credibility". Apparently Trump showed projected battle plans for invading North Korea to Kid Rock. Also: emails between Trump's valet and a female abettor indicated she was active in hiding these documents. Ivanka had distanced herself from her father and his problems, so it appears that the (so far) unnamed co-conspirator) is none other than Lara Trump. In his stupidity and assumption that everyone around him would go to jail rather than inform on him, he overlooked that probability that the more people he involved in his misdeeds, the greater the chances that someone would crumble to save his/her own skin.
  18. If Pigrome had punched it in from the goal line, he would have felt a lot more confident. No matter how well you have prepared, the first big chance is always nervous. He's gonna be ok.
  19. Comic relief.
  20. Everyday America. Its a contagion of stupidity
  21. It is opined that the GOP is afraid to oppose Trump in any measure out of fear of alienating their base and also because they fear for their personal safety, The civil war many have predicted is building with GOP open support.
  22. Yoshi did the same to the TiCat player previously- just not as flagrant, so it was an act of revenge.
  23. Haba impresses me that he has enough strength, speed and smarts to be a helluva linebacker despite his size.
  24. Boris Johnson Rage-Quits Politics to Avoid Facing Justice Boris Johnson sensationally quit politics on Friday night after receiving a copy of a devastating independent report that found he had misled Parliament. In British politics, tradition dictates that there’s no greater crime than lying to one of the world’s oldest parliaments. Johnson’s career began with him getting fired by The Times newspaper for lying. His political career may have just been extinguished in the same way. A cross-party inquiry has ruled that he misled Parliament over a series of parties that were held at No. 10 Downing Street while the rest of the country was locked down under coronavirus restrictions. Chastened by the findings, the former prime minister would have faced a vote by his fellow lawmakers on whether he should be suspended for more than 10 days, as recommended by the panel. The number of days is crucial, as anything over a 10-day suspension opens up the opportunity for his political district to “recall” Johnson from Parliament to face a public vote on his future. Johnson has decided to quit in anger rather than face the consequences of his actions, and an embarrassing defeat by his own voters. To any other British leader, this would be the end of their political career, but—just hours after Donald Trump became the first former president to face a federal indictment—normal rules may not apply. Johnson hinted in a fiery statement that he could still return. “It is very sad to be leaving Parliament—at least for now—but above all I am bewildered and appalled that I can be forced out, anti-democratically,” he said. One of Johnson’s few remaining loyalists—who coincidentally was knighted by Johnson just hours before he quit—claimed his former boss was hounded out. “Disgraceful treatment of a political leader who has made world history,” said Sir Michael Fabricant. After months of briefing and counter-briefing between allies of Johnson and people loyal to current Conservative Prime Minister Rishi Sunak, Boris tried to drag one of his successors down with him. Johnson denied that he had deliberately lied to Parliament when he told lawmakers that there had been no parties at No. 10 during lockdown pointedly naming Sunak as one of his colleagues who also believed the rules had not been breached. Sunak was fined by the police for breaking the lockdown rules by attending a small birthday gathering given for Johnson.
  25. TRUMP MELTS DOWN AND CLAIMS HIS INDICTMENT IS A COVER UP FOR BIDEN STEALING MONEY Trump has become completely unhinged online and is claiming that his indictment is a cover-up for Biden stealing $5 million. (Biden didn’t steal $5 million). Trump posted on Truth Social: "Biden pressed Jack Smith to do this in order to take the pressure off the fact that they caught him stealing $5 Million. Biden was the one concealing and hiding documents at a level never seen before, including taking them from a SCIF while he was a Senator—unheard of! But Biden didn’t report anything to the Government, he got caught! This Case has nothing to do with the Espionage Act, it only has to do with the Presidential Records Act, and also the Clinton Socks Case. It is a SCAM!" Oh sure. That makes total sense. It was all a cover-up to protect…..what? Trump in that extreme panic state that he gets into where he starts tossing wild allegations like a deranged word salad in the hope that some nugget of sanity comes out for his supporters to hang on to. Trump’s story doesn’t work because Joe Biden didn’t make him take the documents from the White House. Joe Biden didn’t force Trump to lie and obstruct the National Archives to the point where they had to get the Department of Justice and the FBI involved. Everything that Trump is blaming on Biden was caused by his own poor decisions. Donald Trump doesn’t seem to understand that even though he is under federal criminal indictment, his social media posts can still be used against him. This might be the most non-1/6 out of control that Trump has ever been. The former president is losing it in real time on his own social media platform for the world to witness.
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