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What more is there to say? He made our OL better when he was starting but he couldn't stay healthy. Good player to have around but we still need to try to upgrade in free agency.I'm assuming the comment was directed at the guano fanboys and bomber previous regime haters completely hijacking this thread..Personally, I'd like to know if he is looking at being a guard or becoming a tackle.. Also, if he will be fully healed up.. Also, if he got a raise or if its a bonus laden contract.. That's an interesting typo... By design old chum, by design... I nated out their for a moment.. behave

And this is why politically correctedness is out of control.. It really wasn't homophobic in anyway shape or form.. But if someone can misconstrue it to be homophobic then darn tootin' it will be labelled as such.. Meh - I think it's heterophobic

What more is there to say? He made our OL better when he was starting but he couldn't stay healthy. Good player to have around but we still need to try to upgrade in free agency. I'm assuming the comment was directed at the guano fanboys and bomber previous regime haters completely hijacking this thread.. Personally, I'd like to know if he is looking at being a guard or becoming a tackle.. Also, if he will be fully healed up.. Also, if he got a raise or if its a bonus laden contract.. That's an interesting typo...

Oh yes, the classic rationale is 'today's D-men wouldn't let him sit behind the net like that.' Maybe they wouldn't - but then he'd just have another trick up his sleeve.

Not to mention they'd also have far better equipment. Skates in particular were brutal in that era.

Yeah but the Riders talent base was this wide & that thin.... Besides a smart ass attitude by both Barrett & Shivers did them in. Not to mention Nealon Greene and whoever they were trying to turn into a QB.

Himself... I can see him calling the plays. Concur - bet he'll hire someone to burn the midnight oil though...

That doesn't carry the same weight in the CFL as it does in other leagues. No one's been better in the CFL. That carries a lot weight IMO. There's Hufnagel the team builder and Barker the QB swindler...

The Lions relying on Lulay for next season seems a lot like us going into 2013 with Pierce. I would also argue that Buono signed Kevin Glenn because he was concerned about Lulay's durability.

He played when the game was much slower - but I dare say he would have been a superstar even in today's NHL. RIP good sir

Not a chance - he wouldn't trade for Mike Reilly

There are definitely half backs in the CFL who would've done a better job containing S.J. Green. Ditto the Calgary gaggle.

WTF - he's had over 24 hours - bloody hell

Als have a good OL and Defense. A solid running back combined with a few completions from 747 Crompton could get them a .500 record Don't forget - they were in position to eliminate y'all from the playoffs - last game of the season

No one has to "support a gay lifstyle"- all people have to do is treat them the same as everyone else with the same rights and priviledges. Sexuality is not a digital either "perfectly straight" or "totally gay" choice. Sexuality is an analog thing along a sliding scale and homosexuality exists in the animal kingdom as well. I have seen a few examples of homosexuality in animals, but only when the other option wasn't available. I have also seen bulls and boars beat each other into a bloody pulp. At any rate, I don't think comparisons to the animal kingdom help homosexual rights very much. For example, many male mammals and birds do nothing to help raise their offspring. Do we then use that example to defend deadbeat dads? As my last comment on this- homosexual behaviour in animals (including primates) is not contingent on a lack of choice of partners- it appears to be innate. If you think that being gay is a matter of choice, ask yourself: when was the time when you found yourself equally attracted to both genders but made a conscious decision to go one way or another? I agree that it's not a choice - I would just be careful about comparisons to the animal kingdom.

Just the fact that he pulled off the Ricky Ray trade should keep him there for a decade or so.

No one has to "support a gay lifstyle"- all people have to do is treat them the same as everyone else with the same rights and priviledges. Sexuality is not a digital either "perfectly straight" or "totally gay" choice. Sexuality is an analog thing along a sliding scale and homosexuality exists in the animal kingdom as well. I have seen a few examples of homosexuality in animals, but only when the other option wasn't available. I have also seen bulls and boars beat each other into a bloody pulp. At any rate, I don't think comparisons to the animal kingdom help homosexual rights very much. For example, many male mammals and birds do nothing to help raise their offspring. Do we then use that example to defend deadbeat dads?

Or the scouting and recruitment down south needs to get better. I'm hoping for a shut down American left tackle.

I can see where you're coming from. After so many years of futility it's becoming harder and harder to believe that they'll get it right.

I think we'll see alternatives to oil in the near future. The key is to have a variety of energy sources. I'm somewhat concerned about Canada's narrow outlook.

If someone chooses to live a high-risk lifestyle, be it LGBTQ or otherwise, they will still encounter situations where they have to deal with certain sanctions. The ability to donate blood is one of these, and for very good reasons.

Considering some of our International receivers this past year...going after a guy like Ernest Jackson has merit...

I'm nervous about the fact that it's even an argument...