Mike Dimitry

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[Mike Dimitry @mikedimitry]

@kjberman63 @JamesYoder I’m sure there would be legal clauses about penalties in case either side breaks the deal early. Can’t imagine they would agree to pay a guy without some guarantee he isn’t going to leave after a year for money elsewhere. Rich people just don’t really take chances like that

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@htyphoon13 @EldrisArt @BillKrackman This is borderline theft, especially if he didn’t know the prices beforehand. No reasonable person would pay that much for a pizza and wings, not even in Vegas

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@MaritStiles Hate to tell you, but this is happening to varying degrees in every province. So unless Doug Ford is also the premier of BC, Alberta, Quebec, and the maritimes then you have to look at someone who does have control over all those provinces. That would be Trudeau and the liberals

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@janbear105 @adampoot @LauraBabcock The government could stop importing people at significantly higher rates than we can build housing. It’s simple supply and demand. No one in the government thought about this logically to realize this would happen and is the reason the liberals will lose the next election

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@MichiganPodcast As a Michigan fan unfortunately he won’t. But what it does show future elite prospects is that Michigan is willing to play ball. That’s a huge step from where they were a few years ago when NIL first became a thing

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@Johnubacon I agree give Moore time. But they have to make changes with the coordinators end of story. They got somewhat stuck with these guys going into this year because of timelines. If Moore changes coordinators and Michigan struggles next year he is on the hot seat

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@twitcher66 @kim_gaetz The fact you would vote against your own children says a lot. What a horrible human being you must be to put the liberal party over your own family. The party won’t bury you when you die, and if you keep thinking this way neither will your kids

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@SpencerFernando Canada made their decisions. They’ve decided listening to their biggest trading partner, and only bordering country, wasn’t important. We deserve all the consequences that come with that decision. This has been a reckoning coming for the last 15-20 or so years

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@maxfawcett What’s the other option? Giving everything away willingly to China, India, and other foreign countries? Screw that. Those countries are, and always have been, our enemies. Any Canadian who doesn’t agree with that is an enemy of the state as well

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@steve_boots At least there is a chance with the conservatives. You know exactly what you’ll get with the liberals whether Trudeau is their leader or not, and obviously it isn’t overly good. I’d rather try something different than continuing down the same path and expecting different results

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@ct_degroot @calmenhancer @torontomike What the province should also do is have a minimum speed limit. If bikes can’t meet it, which they likely won’t be able to, and are holding up traffic they should be pulled over like any other vehicle and ticketed. Stop thinking your time is more valuable than everyone else’s

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@JoshMatlow This picture is a perfect example of why this is being proposed. Two cyclists in a nearly empty bike lane while dozens of cars sit bumper to bumper. So dozens of people should be inconvenienced so a few cyclists can feel like they are solving climate change

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@SectionVR @itsAntWright Marginally, the general design has stayed the same. This would be the biggest change to the helmet since they started wearing the wings by far

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@AlbertKoehl @TorontoStar This picture is a perfect example of why this is being proposed. Two cyclists taking up an entire lane while cars are bumper to bumper. So the majority must be inconvenienced so the minority isn’t. Will it solve gridlock? No, not entirely. But it certainly can’t hurt

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@metsican @bluebyninety If they throw a couple million or whatever a year at Bryce it isn’t for him to ride the bench even for a year, he would be the de facto starter walking onto campus. Not like anyone else on the roster would have a leg up on him at this point anyways

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@SportsguyQ @dougastevens @bluebyninety Everything Michigan has done since they went after Bryce would turn any QB prospect off. All for a guy who likely won’t end up at Michigan anyways. Then they’ll end up scrambling for a 3 star last minute, great plan. Where was this effort for Bryce a year ago?

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@BitcoinCameron @bluebyninety I highly doubt it’s a coincidence. Everything coming out of the Michigan camp has been demeaning to everyone they have on the roster now and that is committed. Pretty much everything they have heard the last two weeks is how bad they are and that the program has no faith in them

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@bluebyninety If they don’t get underwood they made a huge miscalculation and will be left scrambling for some 3 star late in the cycle. The QB room will be VERY bare next year. No recruit means they probably have to get 2 QB’s out of the portal if underwood doesn’t commit

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@BlueCollarColin @dmurphypei @Captaincoby00 The problem with proportional representation is that your “representative” won’t necessarily be a local resident. They will just be a member of the party you voted for. Hard to advocate for your district and its issues if you don’t live there and understand those issues

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@BlueCollarColin @dmurphypei @Captaincoby00 It’s like that in every democracy though. You elect an MP in your district to represent you. Your neighbors get the same vote as you. If more of them vote differently you lose. The only thing you can do is advocate for people to vote the other way in the next election