Bald-denier Berry.

Dress normal, like the real Chris Robinson.

Tomato, tomahto.

In the early days, fans were duped into believing that salary caps would be a good thing, and that the ‘savings’ would be reflected in cheaper tickets and concessions etc. Obviously none of this has happened. One league even lost 2 combined seasons to this nonsense. Caps also reduce trade activity.

Its okay, I was thinking Cronuts at the CNE anyway.

Isn’t the whole crowd supposed to clap along, like in the movies?

So she wasn’t born in the USA? /s

That sliced roast beef sammy at SkyDome is killer.

That playoff game was weird.

I hate myself. +1

Kap looks skeletal standing beside that guy wearing a barrel.

It’s the vocal fry.

He was gone the second he fucked up that first call in the Super Bowl, and was ushered out of the building by the blackcoats.

Didn’t mean ha-ha funny, but you know what I meant.

Funny how all the talk and awareness is about what Kap did, and almost zero on the issue he was hoping to shine a light on.

Union busting, plain and simple. If unions were so bad, why do all these companies have entire teams of human resource workers and legal departments available to fly in to any non-union workplace whenever the prospect of establishing a union happens?

Exactly right. You think any of those companies would give pensions or health benefits out of the kindness of their heart? Not a chance.

The union-bashing smear campaign has convinced many people that this is true. Companies love this narrative, keeps the drones in line. As in, that line that keeps salaries level for 30 years while the profits go through the roof.

No disrespect, but:

New Haven will be happy, I guess.