Mark H.

Road runners are soup chickens...round these parts.

You forgot 5 ounces of rye...neat...in a paper cup.

Most of what people receive in a final judgement, is usually spent on legal fees. Unless they settle, as you described. Litigation is not the win people think it is.

Burden of proof is lower - but in most cases - so is the satisfaction with the final outcome.

Gnashers play a decent defensive game...could make some noise in the post season.

If your hamster speaks to you - listen.

I mean yeah - a Demski doesn't come along very often - so may as well draft a full back.

And stay thirsty.

Onterrio* And dare say, there wasn't a whole lot of gratitude to be extended.

Very interesting. Shows the OL is a priority, as well it should be.

I could do with another 2019 Grey Cup - leave no doubt from start to finish.

Captive hunting operations create interestingly blurred lines.

No need - just my attempt at a lame fullback joke.

Can you back that up? 😁

Mock drafts require 'full' involvement.

Interesting. This happens regularly with domesticated animals, especially on dairy farms But with wildlife it's a crime.

And nothing wrong with a bit of back and forth - makes people clarify their points.

Still can't go wrong with a 1919

That's just silly. Of course it's context. A 3 win team was part of the context of that season. You're also providing context - can we just dismiss it?

We have a big community garden. I spend a good chunk of my summer helping out there, especially when picking starts. Potatoes are my domain. It's good physical work, but some days, I'm not so sure about the soul part. 😁

A 3 win team making the playoffs is not just conjecture. You can't just dismiss some of the points Speed made.

Context matters.

I'm a word nerd. Love a good game of scrabble - in person - not on an app. I'm also an avid reader, when my brain isn't fried from too much marking (mostly non-fiction). I enjoy writing when I have time for it - I created a book of poetry and photography for my wife - one Christmas I teach Grade 11 Canadian History, and I am endlessly interested in any local history. We are avid bird watchers: geese are already returning, which means everything else is not far behind. We look forward to the tundra swan migration, and all the duck varieties over at Oak Hammock. Also, spending time with our daughter, occasional fishing or hiking expeditions, and barbeque / camp fire cooking. In spring, summer, or fall...you are likely find me relaxing beside the firepit, at least once a week.

Still comes to the south basin.

The 4th (fawth) period is over.