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Notably, our kicking is not a topic of concern.

Gotta admit that Masoli has a good arm.

Give him and the Hogs time. Oliviera doesn't lean into the run like 33 did, so he gets stopped quicker.

If the secondary doesn't tighten up, its gonna be a long evening.

looks like Ellingson may the THE receiver this year.

Hmmm....great design play.

Oliviera threw a nice block there. Am considering cutting the cable and going 100% IPTV.

Am on streaming as of Wednesday. MTS tv has been down for over a week and no fix in sight. Really ticked.

Looks to be 30-40 second delay on TV.

Williams pretty tough to bring down. We are missing a big play from our MLB. Aaand we get burned on a corner route. RedBlacks a different team with Masoli behind center. LaPolice got real lucky Masoli shook loose.

Ellingson has a lot more beef than I had thought.

Oliviera hesitated and got grabbed. And I chose Ellingson, too!

I was just gonna say that Oliviera was gonna bust one soon.

Kick return looks solid so far.

Gotta go easy on Oliviera for a couple games until the and the O-line get their timing down.

Well, that settles it, doesn't it.

Soy milk and related dairy products are available in most large grocery stores. They do cause increased flatulence, though.

But they are probably not still in the original packaging.

Central Dental Solutions, a Winnipeg-based supplier of dental equipment owned by PBCC member John Haldane, received 3 contracts totalling $37.5 million for emergency products and services from the Manitoba government. Acure Safety & First Aid, whose President is PBCC member Leonard Cavenagh, received two emergency contracts worth $11.44 million. Meditek, whose General Manager Chris Samuels is a PBCC member, is listed as having received one emergency contract in April for $780,000. Cavenagh and Samuels are both listed as directors of a Winnipeg-based trust established to purchase property for the purpose of “gospel preachings.” Central Dental, Acure Safety and Meditek are also all listed as tenants, along with a a handful of other PBCC-linked businesses, in a two-story building located next to Winnipeg’s airport. Two additional Manitoba government contracts worth $70,759 were awarded to a BC-based oil company called Klondike Lubricants, whose founders are both PBCC members. According to the Government of Manitoba’s records, the oil company was given a $38,400 contract in early April 2020 for medical instruments and equipment only two weeks after Manitoba declared a state of emergency and most of Canada had entered its first pandemic lockdown. The brethren-linked oil company was awarded a second $32,359 contract in May 2020 to provide the Government of Manitoba with soap and hand sanitizer. (more: https://pressprogress.ca/manitoba-government-gave-50-million-to-companies-linked-to-secretive-religious-sect/ ) These are the same people (PBCC) who allegedly wanted to assassinate Justin Trudeau.

AKA: business as usual.

Seems to me that BLM has looked worse and worse as the game has worn on. The Als don't seem to have much of a pass rush and if they did, Mitchell would be dismembered by now. Still.....THE CFL IS BACK, BABY!!!!

I'm not sure that was all related to ethanol consumption.

I would bet Harris doesn't finish the season.

He can remember dinosaurs.