Mark F

puzzling for sure

best non bomber game of the season good comeback game for cote

just ads. guess he has or wants fans in alberta, saskatchewan.

morgan wallen.... country singer whose sal nobody nashville singer whose sales actually increased after he was recorded making racist anti black remarks very smart to sit faj, wouldnt want to risk the health of such an oustanding quarterback😂

faj sits. boo.

too close. need more als points.

wish granted.

their colour guy.... cant listen to him. mullinder. faj pick 6 would be nice. when faj tries to pass over 10 yards, they should send three receivers out in a group, sort of triangle formation, five yards apart. ball might be near one of them.

20 to 3 als very enjoyable game so far

lol faj.... just chucks it and prays

Cornerback, Mike Jones was arguably the Als best player in Week 2. He had a first quarter interception overturned, but proved to be valuable in coverage all game against the Double Blue. Montreal will certainly be relying on another standout performance against a versatile Riders offence. Montreal’s defence will need to maintain defensive pressure for 60 minutes against Riders quarterback Cody Fajardo. Fajardo has thrown for 558 yards and a pair of touchdowns through two games. It’s still early, but his average 9.6 yards per completion so far this year is the highest of his career. In their Week 2 win over Edmonton, Shaq Evans was once again Fajardo’s main target, catching five of his eight targets for 81-yards. Mitchell Picton and Kian Schaffer-Baker will also provide formidable options the Als must find a way to slow down. Picton contributed to the Riders win in Week 2 with a 28-yard reception for a touchdown, he followed up the touchdown by catching the ensuing two-point conversion. mute engaged if suitor is involved. do not need to hear about schaffer

more democrat/biden lies! they were at party, accidentally bumped into Trump, and said "pardon me" Bengazi!

should share our thunderstorm stories.... I have a few as do all prairie dwellers like. sitting in the metal/glass sunroom, watching thunderstorm over the lake, when a bolt of lightning hit the house. drilled a small hole in the deck, but no fire. , moved to wpg from vancouver when I was ten...( family came along) had never experienced a thunder storm. sitting in house during storm, lightning hit the power transformer right behind the house. loudest sound I have heard. best.... watching big storms over Lake Wpg, at wpg beach. and others, but dont want to be even more boring.

new expression for, " three sheets to the wind" ?

lol, didnt know that, I understand, but, to me, weighing in at 62 kilos, he's huge. 😂 I did think he looked pretty speedy and athletic,

non expert opinion..... I thought gray played well second half the other day. one player first half kept beating him with a quick move, inside I think, but that stopped happening, so gray figured it out. guy is huge, need to let him flatten some people on running plays. also thought he looked quite fast for a big man. and with o line changes, doesnt it take them a while to get to adjust ?

dept of "no-one could have forseen" phillipines branch. "PNRI director Carlo Arcilla has been pushing for the activation of the (nuclear power plant ) BNPP, saying that it was an option that could be included in a nuclear program and that some countries have expressed interest in activating the plant. However, Kelvin Rodolfo, professor emeritus of environmental science at the University of Illinois at Chicago, said that Arcilla mistakenly located the nuclear plant in 2005 and claimed that there was no direct fault running through the nuke plant although there had not been a scientific mapping of the volcano. He noted that geologist Mahar Lagmay, now executive director of the University of the Philippines’ Project NOAH, was the first to map the area in 2009 and found that the “Lubao fault passes through Natib volcano and comes out right at (nuclear reactor) BNPP.” https://ph.news.yahoo.com/bataan-nuclear-plant-unsafe-due-to-potentially-active-volcano-scientist-040321752.html 🤪

thought I noticed that.

I listened to a bit of it this morning. The People leading the inquiry sound like someone giving the valedictory address at a high school. Zero passion, or anger. you are losing your country. show that it matters.

Really wonder where all of this will end. tpm "Eric Greitens, the disgraced former governor of Missouri seeking political redemption in a MAGA-fied U.S. Senate bid, released a campaign ad Monday advertising a “hunting permit” for his political opponents — so-called “RINOs,” or “Republicans in Name Only.” A campaign ad for Greitens’ new political assassination campaign opens with Greitens holding a shotgun and strolling past a mailbox labeled “The RINO’s Den.” “I’m Eric Greitens, Navy SEAL, and today we’re going RINO hunting,” Greitens says in the ad — though he’s not actually a SEAL anymore. The ad then pans to Greitens joining several men with military fatigues on the front porch of a house. One of them uses a battering ram to knock down the door, followed by the deployment of a flash-bang grenade."

ellingson

pressure is growing a lot..... article written by these really, important people: Laurence H. Tribe is professor emeritus of constitutional law at Harvard. Phillip Allen Lacovara was deputy solicitor general of the United States, counsel to the Watergate special prosecutor, and argued the case of United States vs. Nixon. Dennis Aftergut is a former federal prosecutor, currently of counsel to Lawyers Defending American Democracy. https://www.latimes.com/opinion/story/2022-06-20/jan-6-insurrection-prosecution-donald-trump-reelection "In a powerful warning Thursday, the patron saint of the conservative legal movement, former federal appellate Judge J. Michael Luttig, testified before the Jan. 6 Committee and pronounced former President Trump and his allies a “clear and present danger” to American constitutional democracy. As Luttig knows better than most, this historic phrase generates an extraordinary constitutional power of government to act — and a duty to do so. Luttig’s verdict should be understood as a plea for Atty. Gen. Merrick Garland to proceed toward charging Trump with federal crimes that the public record now amply establishes. Only then will this nation be able to move forward from the ongoing insurrection." also just read that Georgia has convened a Grand Jury re trump election fraud. dont know.

every day I look at news..... hoping to see headline , "Trump charged with fraud" not sure how this can be allowed to slide, but kind of looks like that's whats happening.

no deprivation at all.

in the bedroom we have a beautiful original painting by a selkirk area artist, of three cows resting in the paddock. I havent eaten beef for twenty five years, cause I like those critters.