u/Rleduc129

Which company is most hated: Bell or Rogers?

Both share the same criticisms (Costs, structure, etc;), but which is the most hated out of the 2?

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u/Rleduc129 — 2 days ago

These men, along with ownership, will singlehandedly be the downfall of the Blue Jays

Yes, the injuries don't help, but as long as he's manager, and him GM, don't expect anything else but mediocrity, disappointment, and poor results. And the ownership doesn't help either.

Last year simply was a "Once in a Lifetime" season

u/Rleduc129 — 2 days ago

Why did this guy think moving MKII to Mother's Day weekend was a great idea?

Seriously, if he wanted a bigger opening, he'd keep it at it's original opening weekend. Now, it may not even make a profit. He might be one of the most hated and clueless men in Hollywood.

I hope that golden parachute deal he gets from the Paramount merger comes with lots of dimes. God, I hope this doesn't get past congress.

Sorry, if I'm sounding stupid, but this should've been better

u/Rleduc129 — 5 days ago

Who wins in a snark-off battle between these two?

Thought I have some fun; Miranda though would walk crosshairs all over Disgust

u/Rleduc129 — 12 days ago

Just saw MKII, and I'll say this...

Adeline Rudolph IS Kitana. Everything from the presentation, aesthetics, fighting style, sex appeal, confidence, regality, etc; Talisa Soto would be proud, too. Hope they bring back Mileena for the rivalry

u/Rleduc129 — 12 days ago
▲ 38 r/Curling

Both were phenoms when they were young, winning everything and anything (Scotties and World Championships/Majors); Hit bit of a stall and couldn't win the thing that eluded them (Olympic medal/Green Jacket); Finally achieved their goal and play at their best as get older

u/Rleduc129 — 15 days ago

I know I'm overexaggerating, but with soo many hurdles and owners being a bunch of Harold Ballards, it's near impossible with how the league is structured.

This isn't an anti-American post, or a "Blame Bettman" post, or a pro-Canada one. This is just someone almost giving up hoping to see what he was too little to witness. Born in 1988; Oilers won that year and in 90. Flames won in 89. Habs in 93.

So many close-but-no cigar moments since then. Many of which were heartbreaking.

I'm praying for a Montreal victory on Sunday, though it's a mighty hill to climb on.

Dammit, just give me the Blue Jays then

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u/Rleduc129 — 20 days ago