They will power through it.
- Marwood

Of course they will, they are in the home town and province of powering through it.

Of course they will, they are in the home town and province of powering through it.
- Reubenkincade

What if it is Dach and Cozens?

More fuel for the PC warriors.

What if it is Dach and Cozens?
- manvanfan

I just think they were stupid to choose anywhere in the prairies to hold a training camp. The per capita rate of this virus in the prairies is bad, but not surprising.

I just think they were stupid to choose anywhere in the prairies to hold a training camp. The per capita rate of this virus in the prairies is bad, but not surprising.
- Reubenkincade

Sask might have been a smarter place. A got a few acquaintances that have gone to Alberta so "they can live their lives"

It seems Columbus joining Vegas on the covid train. They have had "significant number" of players test positive in the past week.

Alberta had double the number of cases than MB did yesterday I believe.

Sask might have been a smarter place. A got a few acquaintances that have gone to Alberta so "they can live their lives"

It seems Columbus joining Vegas on the covid train. They have had "significant number" of players test positive in the past week.

Alberta had double the number of cases than MB did yesterday I believe.
- manvanfan

Most of the people I have met from Alberta, can't stand the poophole and would move if they weren't in so much debt.
The joys of depending on 1 industry.

Most of the people I have met from Alberta, can't stand the poophole and would move if they weren't in so much debt.
The joys of depending on 1 industry.
- Reubenkincade

They should have been smarter.

Must have been out for wings.
- 1970vintage

Tomorrow night Vintsy!!

Can you recommend a good table wine?

They should have been smarter.
- manvanfan

Like the experts in here?

Sask might have been a smarter place. A got a few acquaintances that have gone to Alberta so "they can live their lives"

It seems Columbus joining Vegas on the covid train. They have had "significant number" of players test positive in the past week.

Alberta had double the number of cases than MB did yesterday I believe.
- manvanfan

At the risk of others. Idiots.

At the risk of others. Selfish Idiots.
- VanHockeyGuy

Tomorrow night Vintsy!!

Can you recommend a good table wine?


- LordHumungous

When it starts to get cold I like GSM blends and the like. Southern France. Chateauneuf-du-Pape, Gigondas, Vacqueras, Loupiac, Corbieres, Roussillon (or the better Cotes du Roussillon Villages), Minervois. Basically you get what you pay for. A fun bottle for $15-$20 and a serious bottle for $50-$100 and everything in between. Your local wine merchant will have specific recommendations.

At the risk of others. Idiots.
- VanHockeyGuy

I can't decide if it should be surprising or not to find out how much of the population lacks even the most basic empathy for others.

When it starts to get cold I like GSM blends and the like. Southern France. Chateauneuf-du-Pape, Gigondas, Vacqueras, Loupiac, Corbieres, Roussillon (or the better Cotes du Roussillon Villages), Minervois. Basically you get what you pay for. A fun bottle for $15-$20 and a serious bottle for $50-$100 and everything in between. Your local wine merchant will have specific recommendations.
- 1970vintage

Pretty much a staple here but thx.

I doubt the lounge will have it as a house red though lol

At the risk of others. Idiots.
- VanHockeyGuy

Haven't you seen the 16 minutes video of some lady in a random place reading from a paper about how covid was created by Bill Gates and the WHO. They are going to microchip us all with the vaccine and it's 5G that's causing it.

Ok so after two minutes, I skipped and skipped and didn't watch it all. It's a very elaborate.

https://www.female dogute.com/video/qcjkFD3JLJ5G/

https://youtu.be/96YHnzQYXTc

This happened in Penticton a couple of days ago, hope they catch this b*tch.

https://globalnews.ca/new...virus-penticton-employee/

This happened in Penticton a couple of days ago, hope they catch this b*tch.

https://globalnews.ca/new...virus-penticton-employee/
- VanHockeyGuy

They should also sternly talk to her about drinking Molson Canadian.

Oil up 1.86 to 44.92....

They should also sternly talk to her about drinking Molson Canadian.
- golfingsince

Oil up 1.86 to 44.92....
- Pacificgem

- VanHockeyGuy

“China Petroleum & Chemical (Sinopec) plans to spend 19.3 billion yuan (HK$23.7 billion) to build the nation's largest oil refinery in the eastern province of Jiangsu, to meet the mainland's rising fuel demand.

The world's second-largest crude oil refiner by capacity has formed a committee with the provincial government on the mega project, which will be located in the coastal city of Lianyungang and will integrate oil refining and petrochemical production, reported Sinopec News, a corporate newsletter published by parent China Petrochemical Corp. It did not provide further details.”

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China and India, with nearly half the worlds population, still building massive refineries.

Haven't you seen the 16 minutes video of some lady in a random place reading from a paper about how covid was created by Bill Gates and the WHO. They are going to microchip us all with the vaccine and it's 5G that's causing it.

Ok so after two minutes, I skipped and skipped and didn't watch it all. It's a very elaborate.

https://www.female dogute.com/video/qcjkFD3JLJ5G/
- manvanfan

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DKcSNrGf4dE

Hi,

A little Connor McDavid talk to kick things off, then a look at five Canucks youngsters who will get a chance to shoulder more of the load this season...

https://www.hockeybuzz.co...the-new-season/194/108450

- VanHockeyGuy

“Bloomberg) --Earlier this month, Royal Dutch Shell Plc pulled the plug on its Convent refinery in Louisiana. Unlike many oil refineries shut in recent years, Convent was far from obsolete: it’s fairly big by U.S. standards and sophisticated enough to turn a wide range of crude oils into high-value fuels. Yet Shell, the world’s third-biggest oil major, wanted to radically reduce refining capacity and couldn’t find a buyer.

As Convent’s 700 workers found out they were out of a job, their counterparts on the other side of Pacific were firing up a new unit at Rongsheng Petrochemical’s giant Zhejiang complex in northeast China. It’s just one of at least four projects underway in the country, totaling 1.2 million barrels a day of crude-processing capacity, equivalent to the U.K.’s entire fleet.

The Covid crisis has hastened a seismic shift in the global refining industry as demand for plastics and fuels grows in China and the rest of Asia, where economies are quickly rebounding from the pandemic. In contrast, refineries in the U.S and Europe are grappling with a deeper economic crisis while the transition away from fossil fuels dims the long-term outlook for oil demand.

America has been top of the refining pack since the start of the oil age in the mid-nineteenth century, but China will dethrone the U.S. as early as next year, according to the International Energy Agency. In 1967, the year Convent opened, the U.S. had 35 times the refining capacity of China.”

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China releasing this man-made lab virus is working perfectly into their hands

“Bloomberg) --Earlier this month, Royal Dutch Shell Plc pulled the plug on its Convent refinery in Louisiana. Unlike many oil refineries shut in recent years, Convent was far from obsolete: it’s fairly big by U.S. standards and sophisticated enough to turn a wide range of crude oils into high-value fuels. Yet Shell, the world’s third-biggest oil major, wanted to radically reduce refining capacity and couldn’t find a buyer.

As Convent’s 700 workers found out they were out of a job, their counterparts on the other side of Pacific were firing up a new unit at Rongsheng Petrochemical’s giant Zhejiang complex in northeast China. It’s just one of at least four projects underway in the country, totaling 1.2 million barrels a day of crude-processing capacity, equivalent to the U.K.’s entire fleet.

The Covid crisis has hastened a seismic shift in the global refining industry as demand for plastics and fuels grows in China and the rest of Asia, where economies are quickly rebounding from the pandemic. In contrast, refineries in the U.S and Europe are grappling with a deeper economic crisis while the transition away from fossil fuels dims the long-term outlook for oil demand.

America has been top of the refining pack since the start of the oil age in the mid-nineteenth century, but China will dethrone the U.S. as early as next year, according to the International Energy Agency. In 1967, the year Convent opened, the U.S. had 35 times the refining capacity of China.”

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China releasing this man-made lab virus is working perfectly into their hands
- Pacificgem

You think?