Mark H.

Oh well. I had no illusions about Manitoba remaining a bastion of social distancing. Decent people will wear masks, even if only to keep the peace.

Passive continuity?

Oba yo, can't sacrifice formaworscht for CR. At any rate your plan to consume somewhere between a 40 oz. & a 'handle' should be adequate. I prefer the Northern Harvest CR, if I do get some, it shades closer to scotch or bourbon. Still Bombay I'm sure. Please disassemble your supplies and continue. This explains your occasional grumpiness in the covid thread.

The one that tells him to call the Log Cabin Sweep.

Ha - we talking 26 oz. or 40 oz.? May as well go all out - with 2 half jugs.

Yeah, I doubt MR will have the protection to throw deep consistently, as much as he would like to. And Lucky is quite a ways down that totem pole.

Yes. 6 of one and half dozen of the other - I hope our front can capitalize.

Has anyone else noticed...that the Emperor has nothing on?

True. They are actually missing both starting tackles.

The years he has spent behind inept o-lines...

They"re still playing on the same field. And the same pigeons will still crap on their cars.

Look west young man. Reilly has taken a pounding and BLM will line up behind a subpar OL.

I've done several hours of reading, like I usually do before the season starts. I recall only one analyst who has said "BLM will have to adjust to playing behind an OL that's not dominant.'

Yes. And yet, when it comes to the Blue, QB health is reason number one for ranking them lower.

It's interesting. Any review that heaps praise on the Ti - Cats, either doesn't mention their OL at all, or glosses them over.

This could be a huge edge for the Bombers. Hopefully our DL can force the issue, leading to extra protection and more short plays.

It depends on the poster. When certain posters say the Riders have a bad O line and give decent rationale for it, you can take it to the bank. I'll let you figure out who they are, if you don't already know.

The United States consumes 80% of its corn within the country. The subsidies are basically a supply management system. You know, this Canadian thing that Americans like to criticize.

I know of the area. It's like some areas of North Dakota. Flat farmland with hardly a tree in sight. The drive through the great plains, Iowa in particular, is mind blowing. You can drive for 12 hours and see nothing but corn. The chemical companies must be working 24/7, to keep that monoculture going.

Washington wheat crop: https://www.reuters.com/world/us/wither-away-die-us-pacific-northwest-heat-wave-bakes-wheat-fruit-crops-2021-07-12/?fbclid=IwAR3kmRtT9mHVZGHy7FsITEyK2MTVsw3UHhZzMBpWLLtVASufTmE-aLHnh2M It's not that they won't have any crop at all, but they won't have the yield or quality they were used to, especially after the 2020 bumper crop. We'll all be harvesting less this year.

An upper body partial mosquito bite.

Derel Walker

Just to clarify: I am not a climate change denier. Drought is a cyclical thing on the prairies - this is a fact. The drought of the 1930s was made worse by human practices: uprooting the native grass, over-plowing fields, very little crop rotation and not enough manure added to the soil. Fast forward to 2021: the current drought is also being made worse by human activity - just in a different way.

Thanks. So frustrating when these articles don't have all the context. With that low Vax rate in a metro - heavy state, there's nothing to be surprised about.

https://www.google.com/amp/s/3downnation.com/2021/07/31/tsn-analyst-matt-dunigan-ranks-his-top-three-current-cfl-quarterbacks/amp/