I actually feel a little skeezy bringing this up because I believe charity looks best when it's anonymous.

However, when I hear about "Canada's Team" and the "Best Fans in the League"....and then I notice where they sit next to others regarding the Purolater tackle hunger initiative.....I have to shake my head.

BTW kudos to the Tabbies!

Skeezy come....skeezy go...

This is skeezy. Do we really want to go here?

it aint easy bein skeezy

I thought this was going to be the Noeller vs Iso duel

I find it even more appalling that the same fans waste so many watermelons.

43 minutes ago, Eternal optimist said:

I find it even more appalling that the same fans waste so many watermelons.

You eat the watermelon soaked in rum while making the helmet.. All part of the process

1 hour ago, Ripper said:

You eat the watermelon soaked in rum while making the helmet.. All part of the process

Maybe it's just me - but those two things were meant to be enjoyed separately 

6-1/8"

15 hours ago, Pete Catan's Ghost said:

I actually feel a little skeezy bringing this up because I believe charity looks best when it's anonymous.

However, when I hear about "Canada's Team" and the "Best Fans in the League"....and then I notice where they sit next to others regarding the Purolater tackle hunger initiative.....I have to shake my head.

BTW kudos to the Tabbies!

I remember when the CFL tweeted the "standings" right before the sask game... some random sask fan said just wait till sask blows Winnipeg out of the water (or something to that effect, I'm paraphrasing)... I laughed at him (real laugh, not internet laugh)...

It's a great program and I'm proud of Winnipeg for being at the top of the list, but any donation counts and the food Saskatchewan donated is still a substantial amount.

 

Good on all of us!

 

And no, I'm not getting off this fence!

It is slightly curious that Winnipeggers are known as being frugal... while simultaneously being quite generous...

10 minutes ago, bearpants said:

It is slightly curious that Winnipeggers are known as being frugal... while simultaneously being quite generous...

Being frugal affords one the ability to be more generous.