Canadian women’s curling went down to Great Britain. Kaput! Out! Told ya. Ever since that pep talk from Babcock, the head coach of the Leafs, the team has pretty much self destructed. And the CBC was up to its usual interviewing standard after the match with its questions to the women’s skip Holman
Colleen Jones, one of CBC’s most stalwart journalists, posed these questions to the woman’s skip after the match:
CBC: “So uh, how are you all feeling right now after this crushing loss to Great Britain?” or even better: “Tell us what’s going through your mind right now after being eliminated by a far inferior team?” or even better: “How are you going to respond to all of your critics out there? Is your loss a wake-up call for Canadian Curling.”
Holman burst into tears. Colleen broke it off and said:
“Back to you Scott.”
“Thanks Colleen. Great job, as usual!”
She reminds me of Hockey Night is Canada’s Scott Oke:
“So, tell me and our viewing audience, how does it feel to lose the Stanley Cup?” Duh!
I am also getting really tired of CBC’s diversity, huggy feely slant during these games. Especially the pro Islam take during some of these commercial breaks. The CFL did this to a great extent during the 2017 football season. This turned a lot of people off and the teams that wore these “diversity is our strength” tees then went on to lose bigly. And I haven’t yet seen a Canadian of Muslim faith Olympian at these games. Especially the woman’s figure skating, nor the men’s figure skating. Have you? Yet the CBC continues to push their Islam, transgendered, homosexual narrative – that “only a mother could love.” And that is why I never watch the CBC, outside of these games, because the NBC coverage is really, really bad. Thank you lord for the mute button. Keep politics out of these games.
Lindsay Vonn goes home with just the Bronze in woman’s downhill. She is in tears. Well, there was so much hype afforded her by the NBC journalism troglodytes that they call reporters and colour commentators at these games, no wonder she is down about this. I feel sorry for her. She should be proud of her accomplishments. She should ignore the press. Of course the WaPo, the NYT, the Hill are trying to pin her disappointment on Trump! Keep politics out of these games. Is Trump a coach in woman’s downhill skiing? Just wondering.
Man, that ski-cross is quite an exciting thing to watch. Canada won gold! Sure beats Cross Country Skiing wouldn’t you say? Would love to hear an interview such as this from Colleen Jones to Canadian Brady Leman after his gold winning run.
“So Brady, how does it feel to win the gold in front of so many people?”
“Well actually the shits Colleen. How would you feel?”
I would love to see and hear an athlete put these poor excuses called journalists doorknobs in their place. Is this the standard we can expect from Ryerson Grads?
Love this Headline: “In Iraq Hezbollah has 15 US M1 Tanks and the US wants them back!”
“Bahahahahahahahahahahahahah, Mommy, we want our tanks back and they won’t give them to us.” – an US Pentagon spokesperson was heard to cry.
Back to the games:
Appears the French Skating Federation is upset at the judging of the Ice Dancing. Their team came in a close second to Virtue and Moir’s gold winning performance. “We’re not used to losing.” a French Official responded. “Oh really.” someone from the Royal Navy, who was at these games, was heard to remark.
Only a few days left for the games. Unbelievable. Then again look on the bright side: We won’t have to watch or put up with Cross Country Skiing for another 4 years – Yay!
Song of the day. Anthony’s Harty’s cover of the Badfinger Song:
Check out the bass player and the male string section. I love this song:
Enjoy the games.
Looking east from Mill Bay this morning at 0702 am at a very beautiful sunrise. Gawd, there is a God!

SJ………………………………Out
Says it all about us Canucks doesn’t it?
And when they lose all hell breaks loose:
Almost as exciting as watching this:
Missed most of yesterday’s competition. What happened? Oh this:
Go Big or Go Home – as the saying says but in Canada finishing in the top 30 is great! That there is our problem. Having said that we are having a wonderful result here at Pyongyang! Eh Kate McKenna?
Hey McKenna (Canada’s Environment and Climate Change Minister). It’s PyongChang, not PyongYang as you have commented. PyongYang is in North Korea Kate!
I mean c’mon folks. Would you rather watch that (above) or this:
This:
Or this:
Where are they? Who? The Cross Country Skiers! And look at the crowds!
Or this:
My Swiss friends would agree. You get my drift though. I mean, participating in Cross Country Skiing is one thing but to watch it? Totally:
I mean, it’s artistic; takes physical and mental fortitude and meets all of the Olympic ideals in sweep harder, stroke faster and think quicker (sic). Yes, I love to watch it as well:
I mean it could be synchronized. I am so excited here with the possibilities and potential of this sport. Bring it on. A crowd pleaser no doubt about it.
Oops sorry, wrong games. But the mud-slinging competition between Alberta and British Columbia continues unabated. Preliminary training runs are almost over. The final bout is due any day now. Who will win Gold? Alberta? British Columbia? or Trudeau? Stay tuned, more to come.
A real exciting “Barn Burner” this one. “Hey mom, look at me.” as he yelled to the camera above the noise of the crowds. Or this:
“Hey, where is everyone? Did I read this course correctly?”