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And, in news related to the above posting: The special military operation is going so well, and the Kherson offensive was crushed so hard, that Putin suddenly wants to talk.

That's a LOT of scrap metal.

Lions loading up for the playoff run, but what does this mean for Lucky whitehead?

We all hope its a clean game decided by the players, not the refs or disputed/stupid penalties.

'Completely open': Michael Cohen sheds light on the location where top-secret documents were stored at Mar-a-Lago Michael Cohen, an ex-lawyer for former President Donald Trump, recently shed more light on the location of the highly sensitive documents found at Mar-a-Lago. During a recent appearance on CNN, Cohen explained why it was so reckless for the documents to be stored where they were. Speaking to CNN anchor Poppy Harlow, Cohen said, “That place is completely open. It’s directly above the catering hall." Cohen explained how the location of the documents may have made them relatively accessible to just about anyone visiting the property. “So it’s not just guests, it’s not just members; it’s anybody that’s there, hypothetically, for a wedding or a christening, a bar mitzvah — any event that they have. And all that separated these individuals from top-secret, classified documents were 10 stairs and one little Master Lock key,” he explained. As a former lawyer for Trump, Cohen also expressed his concerns about the former president slamming his own legal team amid his woes with the U.S. Department of Justice (DOJ) and the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) when his Mar-a-Lago estate was searched on August 8. Prior to the search, one of Trump's attorneys in June signed documents confirming all necessary documents had been returned. “There’s a plethora of lawyers that have all gone down or are going down or need to lawyer-up simply because they did Donald Trump’s bidding,” said Cohen. Cohen's interview came shortly after a flurry of Trump rants shared via Truth Social. Over the last couple of weeks, the former president has become increasingly agitated amid the ongoing investigations and criticism surrounding the probes. Currently, Trump is facing three highly publicized investigations: the DOJ investigation into the mishandling of top-secret government documents, the Fulton County, Ga., investigation into election tampering, and the New York Attorney General's investigative probe into the Trump Organization. https://www.alternet.org/2022/09/michael-cohen/

I expect a ton of blitzes from the Riders and picking that sort of thing up has been problematic for the Bombers on more than one occasion this year likely because of the loss of cohesiveness from all the changes.

The game may come down to which QB is going to be carried off the field first.

Death Valley National Park in California scorched a world record for high temperatures on Thursday. The park’s Furnace Creek thermometer hit 127 degrees this week, marking a world record for the hottest temperature ever recorded in September, CBS News reported. Visitors flocked to the park on Thursday to experience the record-breaking heat, which came less than a month after 1,000 people were stranded in Death Valley due to flash flooding. The rainfall, the park’s second-highest single-day total since 1936, reportedly buried some 60 vehicles in debris and mud, and washed away boulders and trees in the park.

Nope. Not even sure if its been approved in Canada.

In case it hasn't been posted yet (and I'm too lazy to look):

Not sure that I would be so generous in my assessment- he seemed to me to get beaten a lot.

Would like our chances a lot better if Couture was back in harness. The Riders front 7 is pretty good, so I really hope that Buck has schemed to offset that.

A LOT of families, even here in Canada, are still hanging onto the fantasy that Trump is innocent of everything and will be both vindicated and re-installed as president. Did you know that apparently Trump could be re-elected president even after being convicted of espionage and in jail? There seems to be no law or convention that prevents that.

I am surprised that the framers of the American constitution who spent a lot of time designing it, did not specifically bar any president from pardoning anyone who aided or abetted him in illegal acts. That is one of a helluva big hole.

Am actually quite happy for LaPolice, and that the win comes at the expense of the Als makes it even sweeter.

Problem is, if the Riders take Collaros out and then we take Fajardo out, we are gonna suffer a lot worse than they will. Collaros is an elite QB, Fajardo is a hack.

DeQuoi is a pretty good safety, but lucky on that play as he was a half-second too late.

Lordy, that's four completed passes in a row for Arbuckle. Is that his CFL record?

I'm starting to think that if LaPolice hasn't provided enough reason to can him by now, he's probably good to the end of the season. In his defence, he hasn't had a lot of talent to work with, but still.......

Unfortunately, it may take Marino inflicting another illegal season-ending injury before he gets thrown out of the league.

Trying to stay awake and watch at the same time.

No one has gotten the joke, as bad as it was.