Fatty Liver

You could do that, and then I could post some paragraphs about how you have a terrible misunderstanding of Christianity (and the Bible). But what would be the point? It's still just Muslim terrorists killing everyone. Can't you see that? I dispute this statement, as few of these mass shooting events have been linked to Muslim terrorists. I don't care what the motive or the religion of the nut bars who execute these mass killings is, the fact is 14 more innocent people are dead. The root of the problem lies in their unrestricted access to excessive fire power and their determination to execute as many people as possible. Can't find the link but watched a doc. on YouTube earlier this year on black youth gangs in New Orleans where kids as young as 12 were getting their hands on automatic weapons like the one shown in the previous video and using them to mow down other teenage gang members on a nightly basis. The film-makers easily tracked the sale of these guns to a local inner-city gun shop who was doing a "bang up" business from all the carnage created. When questioned about excessive sales of automatic weapons in an inner-city neighborhood, the shop owner's response was that his business was perfectly legal and he didn't sell guns to anyone that wasn't qualified. So why are these weapons legal, when they have no justifiable use but to kill humans? When the accumulation of money trumps human life, the justification for profit is no longer necessary.

It would be pretty funny if Corky went back to Tennessee to enjoy Christmas and delayed his decision until after Dec. 31. The Greenies would have a melt down of burning keystrokes that could keep the fields bare of snow all the way to Estevan. The "Riders search for a GM" thread is currently 237 pages and counting.

If Khari is the QB Coach in BC, how can Wally not allow him to interview for an OC position?

Might as well have a thread for "Mass Shooting of the Day" as that's virtually what's happening. I almost wish that this was a terrorist event as the motive would be better defined and there would be more concentrated action to prevent these attacks from reoccurring. As it stands absolutely nothing is being done to prevent these events from happening on a regular basis, just a whole lot of caterwauling and hand wringing coming from the media and the neutered politicians.

Only other option I see left is Marcus Brady from T.O. who I would prefer over LaPo. Surprised no one has asked about Condell but maybe Austin stamped a big "Don't Ask" on his forehead.

I can't believe BC let Glenn walk in the off-season and then headed into this year with no reliable alternative to Lulay coming off a career threatening injury. Can hardly blame Tedford for their record, he did get them into the playoffs in his first season as HC and looked to be getting the hang of the job by season's end. Must be misery to work under Wally.

For the life of me I don't understand this approach, if they wait for the dust to settle they will be left with table scraps AGAIN.

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Thought Stubler was considering retirement??? Wonder if Tim Burke will be back in the CFL at some point.

Wish I could have been there. I went to last year's in BC but didn't really get a chance to participate much in the festivities. I was at 2011's Cup in Vancouver, that was a blast, and of course it helped that the Bombers were in it, so a lot of Bomber fans were running around the streets and packing the Elephant and Castle. What really makes these things isn't just the events, its the people AT the events. It's truly a day (now several days with all of the events) in the year where Canadians from all over the country (and some Yanks too!) can get together and participate in something truly and uniquely Canadian. Highly recommend people go if they have the chance (and the cash!), and truly sorry I couldn't make it out this year to the event in Winnipeg. Did anyone get a chance to hang out with the Blue Bastard? He's hilarious! Spent most of the day Sunday with him - fan march, then tailgaiting, of course the game, then a brief post game party at the Pemby*.... he's a long time friend of a good friend of mine... he was pretty tame by Sunday, two consecutive days of heavy drinking will do that! *The Pemby apparently has strippers now, it was weird, don't try to be something you're not Pemby, you're a dive sports bar, noyt some hight end drinking establishment with "Dancers" Whaaat??? Where the hell are you from? I don't associate strippers with high end dance clubs, not in Wpg. anyways. They's common folks on and off stage.

Anyone know what Danny Macs future status with the team is? I imagine they're currently proceeding with their season review and an improvement in import recruiting is definitely required.

Especially since they went 10 years between cups, they're not going to roll over that easily.

We've only seen the beginning of "ugly" if the trends keep trending for the Bomber organization and they can't afford a repeat performance on any level. Turnarounds have to come from some direction and I don't see how "working harder" is going to push this bunch over the hump. Mike O'Shea is a man without answers to a whole lot of questions so I don't expect him to be the one that lifts this team to the next level. I think for the most part the D is on track to play competitive ball if they can field a few more high-performers and sort out the glut of talent they have accumulated at LB. My real hope is that they get lucky with the new OC and Willy in terms of health and production and they put together an offence that is both consistent and effective for the first time since Kevin Glenn was in the wheelhouse and Milt was tearing up the side-lines.

Apparently BMO is going to operate with 17 yd. endzones, 3 yds shorter than regulation. Didn't BC Place have shorter end zones at some point during its history - something like 15 yards? Maybe when it first opened? I seem to recall that, but I could be completely wrong. I think the standard used to be 25 yd. endzones but when BC Place came online they shortened them league wide to 20 yds. to match. Now what?

Apparently BMO is going to operate with 17 yd. endzones, 3 yds shorter than regulation.

Looks like a good ST addition if nothing else.

The last drive of the game really proved Reilly's and the Esks. mettle, Ottawa had to get the ball back and couldn't. Burris pissed away the entire 3rd Q throwing check downs to Powell the RB instead of finding a way to get the ball to any of their big time receivers.

I vote for Edmonton Essholes.

Anonymous individuals, appointed to a panel, overrule American law. That's more or less the bottom line, if a corporation thinks that a government policy or action interferes with their access to a market or diminishes their profits they can have the government regulations overturned or even sue for compensation. The people and their representative politicians have no say over management of resources from within their own country and cede control over them to multi-national corporations. Environmental and labour laws are directly in the cross-hairs of these actions.

Impressed with the RB's defence and really like Pruneau's hustle, he looks to be a great player.

Reilly taking some serious shots in this game running the ball, still won't slide.

Looks like the Esks. D is stepping it up and shutting it down.

Glad to see the weather cooperating, shouldn't be a factor in the game.

Well, Wpg. finally gets to witness a Muamba in a Grey Cup game, but that's all I'm going to say about it.

anyone like that? our money, used to pay non canadian corps, using imported labour, to build Canadian Government projects. just brilliant. Let's compete with Asian companies using Asian labour, not just for stuff they manufacture over there, but for construction jobs HERE. Boy, that is a smart deal! Yep, anyone that didn't see this coming wasn't paying attention to the details of past free trade agreements.