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But we don't have haggis or sheep that stampede at the sound of zippers.

Isn't that the whole premise of garage sales?

Brain cramp- I meant .333. I am mortified.

It is difficult for us sheltered Canucks to appreciate how scared the Americans are of each other and the world in general. Lots of money to be made off that fear though.

Montreal is going to flirt with a .500 record, Sask...... .667

With Hall, the problem may lie in his defensive philosophy of allowing the short game but stopping the long one. In practice, with a carnivorous D-line, that may work, but so far in Hall's tenure here, it has been a mixed success at best.

I expect hair, teeth and eyeballs all over the field after the game, but a lot of penalties and sloppy play. Often those are the most entertaining games!

I suspect that our defence will take a couple of games to mesh, even if our MLB problem is solved. I also echo the concerns about Richie Hall's strategies, but maybe with a more aggressive front four, that will not be a problem.

Its a beautiful 12 hour drive.

Absolutely not. Most bookies want money rather than adolescents.

RE: L'Damian Washington- the scouting report on him identified that his hands were his weak spot. We shall see,

And you are saying that the circus is not just in Regina?

Washington has the size but a bit on the thin side (6'4"and 198lb) but is no stranger to tragedy: Father was shot and killed in 1996 and his mother died from complications of a blood clot during one of his basketball games in his sophomore year of high school in Louisiana.

Don't know where his head was when Taylor said that, but I would be he could see his spleen.

Premature senility strikes again.

Well, if Behar is not welcome in Edmonton, we have an NI O-lineman who initials are Patrick Neufeld who we could trade for him.

Why can he not use #2? He IS"Poop" after all.

Yup. I do hope that Nichols/LaPolice do not restrict themselves to a low-risk offense- that would allow defences to key in on those plays. There have to be stretch plays thrown in there as well to shake things up.

Well, yes. After all, they are undefeated int he regular season to date.

Perhaps Jesus will be looking after the (punt) returning?

Willy was/is a good guy but got beaten up too many times and didn't have the ego-strength to rebound.

It was good while it lasted. It will be interesting to see how well he fares this year in Regina with a suspect D-line in front of him.

Argos release Drew Willy. No real surprise there.

Even in the last game, when Glenn got sacked for the first time, the following play , he started demonstrating his choreography. Over at Riderfans, criticism disguised as confusion and disappointment is beginning to surface. Several posters were even saying that this was what they had expected from Jones. Heresy abounds.

Well, well. It appears that Jones' master plan is going perfectly. Moving from head-shaking to guffaws right to belly laughs.