Besides sport fan, who else is enjoying the New CBC?

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It's good to know that i'm not the only who thinks that a CBC on strike is a better CBC.

http://slam.canoe.ca/Slam/Football/CFL/ ... 6-sun.html


If by some stretch our Gov actually cared about what Canadians thought about them platforming their self serving poliness upon this over-ripe glorified welfare network, they would chop that useless beast in at least half.

Yes, in this case, less would definitely more.

Even their morning radio show has become listenable without having to hear those shinny faced bought and paid for's inserting their master liberals humanist heathen ways of being.

Kudos to less is more.
May this be the beginning of a better ending. :wink:

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Even their morning radio show has become listenable without having to hear those shinny faced bought and paid for's inserting their master liberals humanist heathen ways of being.

Kudos to less is more.
May this be the beginning of a better ending. :wink:

One of the gLiberals propaganda machines in the media is on strike? I feel bad, I really do.

The funniest part is that the second CFL game without broadcasters received even higher ratings (with record numbers) than the first one did.

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There's the stadium announcer, the refs comments, and the game and crowd sounds.
Makes for a better game without those piny mouth tards competing for the mic action.

Unfortunately for all of Canada, the Ontario Party get's too much mileage outta the CBC to ever do the right thing with it. :wink:

Hope those glorified slackers drag their strike well into hockey season.

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How ironic is it that those who are supposedly pro-Union have locked out ( and tl, get your facts straight dipshit,) the union in their attempt to bring in more non-union employees.

Gee... how will the Conservitards ever spin that...

:roll:

I don't give a rats ass about CBC radio but to many Canadians the CBC is their source for news (and no Hap.. they don't all live in Southern Ontario where we have access to cable.
They live in the remote territories, northern parts of the provinces and all across this country)

Plus, Hockey Night in Canada is only a few weeks away... :mad:

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I sure am enjoying the fine job the BBC is doing as a replacement for the CBC News.
Their coverage of that Hurricane Thingy has been outstanding.
Funny, I can't recall ever thinking that way about how the CBC delivers the news.

On recalling how choice it was listening to a Montreal game when those froggot hockey voices were on strike, here's hoping. :)

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Otis Wrote:
and tl, get your facts straight dipshit

STRAIGHT!!!
Are we even talking about the same CBC?

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Funny, I can't recall ever thinking that way about how the CBC delivers the news.

Everyone NOT willing to suck off any member of the gLiberal party feel teh same way.

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Get this, our on strike glorified welfare network ran the bomber game for us last night.
First time that I can recall a reg season home game not being blacked out locally.

GO Now CBC.

Yes, I know...The blue bummers choked another lead.
Up side...My #2 team won.

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Get this, our on strike glorified welfare network ran the bomber game for us last night.
First time that I can recall a reg season home game not being blacked out locally.

GO Now CBC.

Yes, I know...The blue bummers choked another lead.
Up side...My #2 team won.

Too bad our game against the Argos wasn't blacked out.

Sin,

Ti-Cats Fans..

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