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Everything posted by Mark H.
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I don't Noeller is in the mood for reasonable discussion. 😉
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We go to the actual store. I'm not sure about grocery stores, because we grow most of our food and buy most of the rest wholesale.
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I don't know. If that's true, then they sure know how to ruin them. As for a fire, I couldn't agree more.
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Try hotdogs from Winnipeg Old Country Sausage. If you don't like those - then you really don't like hotdogs.
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Our QB's name is spelled ZACH COLLAROS
Mark H. replied to bearpants's topic in Blue Bomber Discussion
His initial is as efficient as his passing game... ...I'll see myself out. -
Now - why wouldn’t they quote job numbers from the oil and gas industry? Coal has been declining for a long time.
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I know we probably don't have the depth, but here's some pie in the sky thinking on how we could get an all American D, with 7 Canadians on O: 3 OL Harris Demski, Wolitarski Augustine and Petermann rotating for the 7th spot
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That seems to be what we're stuck with, yes.
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Oh yes, forgot about Roh.
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Post your playoff predictions here Mine are: Bombers at Stamps in the Semi Bombers at Riders in the final
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So who gets the home playoff games? Predictions?
Mark H. replied to Brock Streveler's topic in Blue Bomber Discussion
Closing this and starting another playoff prediction thread. One WITHOUT vitriol towards another fan base - and vice versa. It is unnecessary and tiresome. Those who continue trolling for it will be suspended. -
The QBs not having time is not on the OL. On Friday, they showed what they can do with an effective pocket passer. Back in day, there were games where Nichols was the untouched. As for the DL, that is due to the change at safety, resulting in Richardson and Nevis not being on the field together.
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The entire country contributes to equalization - it comes from TAX REVENUE. Alberta contributes about 17% to the overall Canadian economy.
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Exactly what I was thinking - who was Prime Minister the last time equalization was reviewed?
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Doug Brown said "that was a lot of effort for two points." Those two points are looking really good right now. Yeah, the Stamps get away with being AAF, because most of the time no one makes them pay. It just needs to happen more often. We are 2 - 1 against Calgary, with the one loss only by 4 points. I am going to bet that is one prediction none of us made.
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Collaros- looked good with not too much film / play book time yet OL - solid pass pro against a good front, they were very good in the 4th Q when it really counted. Rushing attack was average without the dual threat, but we’ll take the W D - made that last stop when it counted. I was questioning the call but they sure proved me wrong HH Medlock - chip shot FG for the win. But more important, some nice punts that pinned the Stamps deep. On a side note, the Stamps’ kicking game probably cost them a win. Missed FG, missed convert, costly decision / terrible punt out of their own end zone
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And BLM also threw some that should have been picked. I thought a key point in the game was making the Stamps pay for punting out of their own end zone.
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Good season!
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Equalization payments explained: The feeling of Western alienation may be understandable, but complaining about equalization payments is backing the wrong horse. Economist Trevor Tombe explains how it works: “First, and most importantly, none of the equalization dollars are paid by Alberta—it’s a federal program. The federal government pays equalization out of general revenue... “Albertans contribute [only] 17 per cent of federal revenue for the simple reason that Alberta’s economy is 17 per cent of Canada’s. Two-thirds of federal revenue is from taxes on income, plus another one-quarter from taxes on consumption through sales taxes, excise taxes and import tariffs. Overall, 90 per cent of federal revenue comes from taxes...”
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Outside the box thinking #nolimits
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He plans on playing the Stamps twice...in the playoffs...
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Stanley Bryant creamed Paul Friesen
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He threw the ball with zip in practice AND he gives good interviews.
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Not even theoretically possible.