Kootenay Gold

Maybe he went Bye Bye with a little help from his friends

IMO; Hirose is a good AHL d-man but does not have the size or grit to play on a Tocchet coached NHL team. Johansson has some skill but does not have the grit or tenacity to go with it.

That leg came damn close to hitting Zad in the neck. I'm not sure that it was a result of the hit. Watch in slow mo and be the judge.

Stale beer in a shallow bowl. Works really well in and around bush beans.

Looking for a place where he can score goals and not have to backcheck and play defense

Well... He certainly can shoot off his mouth and screw himself at the same time ... so there is that

More than anything I think his mental maturity held him back at the AHL level this past year. A year older mentally and physically can do wonders for many young players. Each individual attains their adult maturity at their own pace and it is not a uniform thing. Lets see what he looks like in development camp and the prospects tourney this summer and note if there is any progression in his approach to the game. +

Fuel depot South of the city of Luhansk

Just more fear mongering on their part. They know full well that the presence of the F 16 in Ukraine is a major concern for the success of the invasion.

I doubt very much that the Judge is bluffing and arraignments have probably been discussed with the SS on who is manning the watch. Secret Service (but Frump would prefer the other).

They should at least send Tolopilo back to Abby.

OH God!!! Please don't lick me.

I would take this posting with a grain of salt but it does pose some interesting things on the inner workings of the Orc's military.

Double shifting Johansson are we

Time for Ukraine to take out that fn Bridge.

the post is blocked Sam. Probably against community guidelines.

This video is a bit long but it is a very interesting take on the conditions inside Russia by a Russian who fled to Uzbekistan.

Interesting story in the CBC:

In a nutshell.... Both statements are true IMO. Trudeau's shelf life expired some time ago and Poilievre's offering has so far failed to make the shelf.

Same price in Cranbrook.

These are the only two out West that might make sense in this current time frame.

I still have some concerns with rail but it has more to do with connectivity to other transport modes and also convincing the populace to give it a go. It needs to be done right and in unison with more modern and efficient connectivity. The replacement of the old soviet rail system in the Baltic's is a very ambitious and impressive project. Would be nice to see something like that between Vancouver/ Seattle/ Portland and in Alberta between Lethbridge / Calgary/ Red Deer and Edmonton.