Most polar bears have the good sense to hide.The stumble out into the winter all liquored up and unaware that the polar bears are waiting for them.
I've lived in Saskatchewan. Polar bears know to hide from the insanity that are the people there when infused with "Rider Pride." It's scary.Most polar bears have the good sense to hide.
I've lived in Saskatchewan. Polar bears know to hide from the insanity that are the people there when infused with "Rider Pride." It's scary.
Ya that seems about right.
when Toronto won last year it went pretty much unnoticed. Saskatchewan though... The Riders are all they have. and I don't mean they are the only sports team they have. I mean its ALL they have. they're batshit crazy for the Rough Riders out there.Congrats to Rider Nation!
So - what exactly do Canadians do after winning such a major championship in your own hometown? Tip over someone's garbage can, say "Sorry, eh?" then pick it back up?
Perhaps. I've LIVED in Saskatchewan for two years, and well... I've never lived in Green Bay.So they're kinda like the Packers, dere hey?
I saw a picture yesterday of four people (three guys, one gal) dressed up as Green Bay Lanterns.Do any of the following exist for Green Bay:
Other than that, I've seen all of that in Buffalo (though I think the naming is a bit unfair because part of the team name is a pun on the city). You guys might have football players go local, but our quarterback was the republican vice presidential candidate in '96.Perhaps. I've LIVED in Saskatchewan for two years, and well... I've never lived in Green Bay.
Here's an example. Do any of the following exist for Green Bay:
Those are all not theoretical.
- Team/Player-branded cereal
- Car products - I had Rider-branded windshield washer fluid in my trunk until recently, but I also saw motor oil. Yes motor oil.
- Other foodstuffs of any kind - chips, dip, snack bars, etc.
- Do towns compete for the right to be re-named after the team temporarily? No I'm not kidding
- Former team member as a politician, wins by a landslide. No other notable skills for politics.
- Any other notable insanity?
And in addition, it's worth noting that the branded run of them (which was north of 10k, but can't remember exactly how many) ran out in a day or two, so they had to make more. This is in a province of only ~1M people. In a DAY.
- branded license plates (prvincial government sponsored)
Suck a dick Edmonton, Halifax's Argyle Street is better than Whyte Ave.http://globalnews.ca/news/999009/edmontons-whyte-ave-named-one-of-best-streets-in-canada/
Suck a dick Calgary, Whyte Ave is better than Red Mile.
Though, then I finished the list and it lost all credibility by listing Ragged Ass Road in Yellowknife.
Yellowknife is a desolate shithole in the NWT, there's nothing best about it. I'm saying this as someone who was born there.
I've never been, so I don't care, also, there's no interprovincial rivalry between those two cities.Suck a dick Edmonton, Halifax's Argyle Street is better than Whyte Ave.
I do love Whyte... I live just off it, and people are always surprised I enjoy it as opposed to hating its busy-ness. It's got life! And drunks.http://globalnews.ca/news/999009/edmontons-whyte-ave-named-one-of-best-streets-in-canada/
Eat shit Calgary, Whyte Ave is better than Red Mile.
Though, then I finished the list and it lost all credibility by listing Ragged Ass Road in Yellowknife.
Yellowknife is a desolate shithole in the NWT, there's nothing best about it. I'm saying this as someone who was born there.
They're everywhere and they're really, really annoying.Is anyone else getting passive aggressive radio ads against Justin Trudeau from the conservative party yet or is it just Newfoundland?
...cuz I kinda like the guy and these ads are silly.
I don't much care for the guy, but oh I hate the ads...Is anyone else getting passive aggressive radio ads against Justin Trudeau from the conservative party yet or is it just Newfoundland?
...cuz I kinda like the guy and these ads are silly.