Just so everyone is aware, if @Argofans wears a ninja costume and pulls off a backflip at SOE breakfast this year, I'll donate $150 to CFLFFC. Start practicing Will!
My feed today. @LWillson_82 @PeterDyakowski @friesensunmedia
Sweet to bump into you and Zach late last night Luke!
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I fell in love with the CFL not because of the game, but because of all the people I met along the way. Fans, players, coaches, gms, media. Great people helped me get thru tough times. Embrace change, it's almost always for the better. Much love, see you in November.
Looking at some property to maybe build a cottage or retirement home. I wonder how bad the bugs are in the summer?
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Temu Pat McAfee with another hot take.
#CFL
Just tagging @LWillson_82 in my tweets from now on. Since he wanted to be tagged. You are now aware of my existence.
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This is one of the hardest but also one of the most important warnings from the history of Auschwitz coming to us today.
In fact, perpetrators were people who accepted and followed an ideology that made them believe that they were better than others, an ideology that rationalized and promoted hatred and evil. This ideology became part of their everyday lives and environment.
They were not monsters. They were people: fathers and mothers, husbands and wives, sons and daughters. They were farmers, doctors, bakers, bankers, architects, or carpenters. They had their family joys and problems, favorite desserts or songs, hobbies or fears. They were people like us.
But they also perpetrated horrible, monstrous acts on behalf of the ideology they believed in. Dehumanizing all the „others” was a tool that helped them achieve their goal.
The perpetrators thought of themselves as moral people. And this is the scary part of this history. We should not and cannot dehumanize them, as their story and choices are the human warning. For us all.
7 February 1979 | Josef Mengele, an SS camp doctor who made selections & perpetrated deadly pseudo-medical experiments on Auschwitz prisoners, died in Brasil. After the war, he fled to South America, where he evaded capture for the rest of his life.
SS-Hauptsturmführer Josef Mengele was researching the issues of twins and the physiology and pathology of dwarfism in close cooperation with the Kaiser Wilhelm Institute of Anthropology, Genetics, and Eugenics in Berlin-Dahlem. He was also interested in the etiology and treatment of the gangrenous disease of the face, a little understood disease endemic to the Roma prisoners in Auschwitz.
In the first phase of the experiments, pairs of twins and persons with inherited anomalies were put at the disposal of Dr. Mengele and subjected to all imaginable specialist medical examinations. They were also photographed, plaster casts were made of their jaws and teeth, and they were toe- and fingerprinted.
As soon as these examinations were finished, they were killed with lethal injections of phenol to the heart so that the next phase of the experimentation could begin: autopsies and the comparative analysis of their internal organs.
Listen to our podcast about the criminal medical experiments of Josef Mengele: youtu.be/M1OKQb1EPyw
ALT Photograph of Josef Mengele, shown in SS uniform with insignias, standing on a balcony.
Another thing to remember @JenMulder83 by.
We went to 9 Grey Cups together, it was a special experience we looked forward to yearly. She received the @TorontoArgos jersey shortly before her passing and loved it. It came with me to the Grey Cup game. I like to think she was there
Can confirm that he is that drunken idiot.
I need to find @MattDuniganTSN at Grey Cup to apologize for some drunken idiot talking his ear off about Dustin Crum at TD Atlantic last year.
That idiot was me.
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Today I spread some of Jen's ashes around Stanley Park in Vancouver. At the first location an eagle popped it's head over the cliff, to provide some over watch and guideance. Just as I was finishing spreading her in the second location, two eagles took off and flew out to sea.
Why is it all the eastern teams closing down the bar at the shark 🦈 club. @Argofans @lstewy @moestewart123
It always took @JenMulder83 and myself a little extra to get thru airport security because of either her pacemarker, special meds, wheelchair, etc. Today was no different, I had a good laugh after it was all over and said "well this is just typical travelling with Jen" love you!
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Since Mid-May I knew this Grey Cup trip was going to be emotional. First one in 15 years without Jen by my side, either in stadium or at home. I am already feeling a bit of anxiety, but none of it related to my team making it to the game.
Never one to miss a good party, we booked 2009 Grey Cup mere weeks into our relationship. We travelled to 9 Grey Cup's together. I will cherish all those memories, and I love everyone that I've met. See you all soon #GreyCup #GreyCupFestival #Argos
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