Mark H.

I recall KG5 actually being pretty good at short yardage. 

We will bring in 2018 with a simple, quiet scotch - with the hope that it will toast numerous Bomber victories this coming year. 

We will bring in 2018 with a simple, quiet scotch - with the hope that it will toast numerous Bomber victories this coming year. 

Did he have you convinced about the Y2K bug?

We will bring in 2018 with a simple, quiet scotch - with the hope that it will toast numerous Bomber victories this coming year. 

We will bring in 2018 with a simple, quiet scotch - with the hope that it will toast numerous Bomber victories this coming year. 

Agreed - he can probably find work elsewhere.  The impact his injury had on the team cannot be overstated. 

Agreed - he can probably find work elsewhere.  The impact his injury had on the team cannot be overstated. 

Hilarious. I would assume you have never dealt with a restoration company & have no idea of the cost. 

Or that the OL needs to Bond 

Water damage is never minor. Moisture assessment, mold assessment, dehumidifiers, et. al. It’s actually worse than smoke damage which at least doesn’t create mold and can mostly be seen and assessed on the surface. 
For the record, I have been involved in a flood restoration project - I hope Mosaic has the insurance to cover this one. 
As for Winnipeg critics - you are not wrong about that. 

Hilarious. I would assume you have never dealt with a restoration company & have no idea of the cost. 

The timeless words of Charles Dickens are always worth reflecting upon: "will you be the one to decide which men shall live and which men shall die?  It may be, that in the sight of heaven, you are more worthless and less fit to live than millions like this poor man’s child."
 

and also the message we learned from Clarence in "It's a Wonderful Life":
No man is a failure who has friends.
Happy New Year everyone!

I think both fan bases have legit reason to critique their respective stadiums for what they cost and how many issues there have been.  I don't think anyone has been foolish enough to believe any place would be flawless,  but I do find it funny how many rider fans bashed the bombers and IGF for their issues, meanwhile all season have had their own complaints (along with other teams re: air conditioning for example) and some are even specifically signing up over here just to try and defend their stadium...
"Hey Bombers....Nice lemon!" said the rider fan cruisin by in a souped up K-car with the busted headlight and missing tailpipe.
In my day,  the kids used to call it Karma

Hilarious. I would assume you have never dealt with a restoration company & have no idea of the cost. 

The timeless words of Charles Dickens are always worth reflecting upon: "will you be the one to decide which men shall live and which men shall die?  It may be, that in the sight of heaven, you are more worthless and less fit to live than millions like this poor man’s child."
 

Water damage is never minor. Moisture assessment, mold assessment, dehumidifiers, et. al. It’s actually worse than smoke damage which at least doesn’t create mold and can mostly be seen and assessed on the surface. 
For the record, I have been involved in a flood restoration project - I hope Mosaic has the insurance to cover this one. 
As for Winnipeg critics - you are not wrong about that. 

Hilarious. I would assume you have never dealt with a restoration company & have no idea of the cost. 

Merry Christmas all.  Hoping Santa treated everyone well!

The timeless words of Charles Dickens are always worth reflecting upon: "will you be the one to decide which men shall live and which men shall die?  It may be, that in the sight of heaven, you are more worthless and less fit to live than millions like this poor man’s child."
 

The timeless words of Charles Dickens are always worth reflecting upon: "will you be the one to decide which men shall live and which men shall die?  It may be, that in the sight of heaven, you are more worthless and less fit to live than millions like this poor man’s child."
 

The timeless words of Charles Dickens are always worth reflecting upon: "will you be the one to decide which men shall live and which men shall die?  It may be, that in the sight of heaven, you are more worthless and less fit to live than millions like this poor man’s child."
 

The timeless words of Charles Dickens are always worth reflecting upon: "will you be the one to decide which men shall live and which men shall die?  It may be, that in the sight of heaven, you are more worthless and less fit to live than millions like this poor man’s child."
 

The timeless words of Charles Dickens are always worth reflecting upon: "will you be the one to decide which men shall live and which men shall die?  It may be, that in the sight of heaven, you are more worthless and less fit to live than millions like this poor man’s child."