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Is this photo an accurate depiction of height? I've not seen many photos of Brian Pallister, but if Scheer is 6'-4", how tall is Pallister?
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Bench Streveler Again
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I dunno if they would be willing to outbid the Argos for Masoli, Desjardins is kind of cheap, they may end up with Arbuckle instead.- Bench Streveler Again
I think the Ti-Cats will choose to stick with the cheaper Evans option over re-signing the more expensive Masoli,. Evans is a more conventional QB that is easier to game plan around and probably easier to protect from injury, thus the more reliable option long-term.- Bench Streveler Again
So they shouldn't bother trying to protect them?- Canadian Politics
Please provide a link where "he said" he is shutting down the oil sands?- Bench Streveler Again
Legal tackle but ultimately fatal, I wouldn't be surprised to see the CFL move further in the direction of protecting their QB's after this disastrous season. NFL already has done this with their "no landing on the quarterback" rule change last season, I expect the CFL to do the same for the betterment of the game. I refuse to tune in to watch Logan Kilgore battle Danny O'Brien unless they're in a boxing ring.- Week of Stamps @ Bombers
O'Shea addressed this yesterday in his press-conference, kind of indicated it was a roster decision and that Bailey had earned his spot.- The Environment Thread
Exxon accused of low-balling impact of carbon pricing on oilsands projects. “Exxon in effect … create(d) the illusion that it had fully considered the risks of future climate change regulation and had factored those risks into its business operations … The company was exposed to far greater risk from climate change regulations than investors were led to believe.” The documents allege Exxon lowballed by $30 billion the impact of carbon pricing on 14 Alberta oilsands projects. They claim carbon costs at the Kearl project in northern Alberta were understated by 94 per cent. The documents also allege that low carbon cost estimates falsely extended the economic life of some assets. It claims the life of Imperial Oil’s facility in Cold Lake, Alta., would be 28 years shorter if assigned a true carbon price." https://calgaryherald.com/pmn/news-pmn/canada-news-pmn/oilsands-carbon-liability-at-centre-of-closely-watched-new-york-fraud-lawsuit/wcm/1de785c5-fbde-4745-a007-7a39d2a90502 Funny, if climate change is not a risk why would Big Oil resort to lying and cheating so frequently?- Week of Stamps @ Bombers
Who?- 2019 CFL Season: Around the League
CFL ✔@CFL The @REDBLACKS and entire #CFL family mourn the loss of Ottawa football legend George Brancato at age 88. Details | http://ow.ly/Ldy830pLJwo- Canadian Politics
Jason is right in there fanning the flames. As long as he can point fingers at Trudeau he doesn't have to take responsibility for being unable to do anything to change the economic downturn Alberta is experiencing. "I asked the premier if he’s concerned his panel could end up moderating separatist rallies. Here’s what he said. "There will be public town halls “for exactly that reason.” “There are two approaches that leaders can take in an environment like this in Alberta today. “One would be to dismiss and ridicule the sentiment of frustration that is palpable. That is the worst mistake possible. That would just, I think, create even more frustration. “The other alternative is to actually listen to people and discuss what they have to say. I think that is the much wiser approach. That’s exactly why we’ll be appointing this panel.” https://calgaryherald.com/opinion/columnists/braid-kenney-wants-to-hear-separatist-anger- Canadian Politics
No, this group of conservatives is not associated with the name "Torie" and they have nothing much in common with the old Progressive Conservative party. They're the Satanic offspring of Preston Manning's old Reform Party and they share many similar values and motives with the Republican Party.- 2019 CFL Season: Around the League
Be sure to vote Bomber Fans! Marsh and Melo Retweeted Marsh and Melo @MarshAndMelo hours ago Is Cody Fajardo Regina’s Disney Prince? #Riders #CFL More 0 replies3 retweets2 likes Reply Retweet- 2019 CFL Season: Around the League
I dunno about Davis, he had an entire year to impress and basically made nothing of it.- 2019 CFL Season: Around the League
Teacher I forgets, witch hand means whut?- Bench Streveler Again
"Ever tried to catch a fart in the wind.....Billy?"- 3 stars plus hh stumped
Watching the game highlights tells the tale, can't give BLM that much time in the pocket to find his receivers, he's too damn good. The D failed to pressure Mitchell, can't do that and expect to win.- GDT: Bombers at Stamps
Roc Carmichael is never the incorrect answer to questions like this.- Restaurant/food thread
I did not know they farmed seaweed....kelp I guess?- Osh is a Legend
Khari kicked around the league for many years as an O.C. in BC and Hamilton with middling success and was even demoted back to QB coach in Sask. for a stretch under Cortez, so he's no magic bullet solution.- The TV Thread
I don't know if this has been mentioned before but "The Righteous Gemstones" starring John Goodman is hilarious. Premise[edit] The Righteous Gemstones centers on a family of televangelists and megachurch pastors led by widowed patriarch Eli Gemstone (John Goodman). Eli and his bickering children, Jesse (Danny McBride), Judy (Edi Patterson), and Kelvin (Adam DeVine) live opulent lifestyles funded by their congregations' tithing, and work to expand their network of megachurches, making enemies of the pastors of existing churches, such as Rev. John Wesley Seasons (Dermot Mulroney). This expansion leads them to reconnect with Eli's estranged brother-in-law, "Baby" Billy Freeman (Walton Goggins), whom they tap to lead their newest church.- Restaurant/food thread
Interesting that they're making these edible capsules out of seaweed, sure looks like plastic to me. It would be great if they figured out how to use land weeds and other plant fibre to cut down on plastic production. Stripping the oceans of seaweed would be a disaster for marine life.- Week Of Bombers @ Stamps
I don't know to what extent he's been practising but he's been fully dressed for a couple of weeks now, so I think he probably has one of those troublesome "fake" injuries. - Bench Streveler Again