#roughriders

[lordofthegoldenflower]

In my happy place with my sweetie 🥰

[gearinsitu]

Camouflage need not be merely for the purpose of self preservation, you may wish to blend in to minimize YOUR impact on your surroundings. Not everyone around you needs to know what you're capable of at all times. Be stealthy. #victorinox #myvictorinox #sak4edc #edc #benchmade #miniadamas #cruwear #roughriders #zippo #leathermancharge #camouflage #everydaycarry https://www.instagram.com/p/CmB4jKoOrcp/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

[sleepywhatsit]

GW Human Blood Bowl team painted in 2022, going for a Sask Roughriders/Huskies look to them

[westofessos]

I don’t know if this will land with anyone but as a wrestling fan and CFL football fan, in my experience being a CM Punk fan is a lot like being a fan of the Saskatchewan Roughriders, in that it’s rarely rewarding (but when it is it’s fucking amazing), you wish you could root for someone else because it would be easier, and everyone else constantly makes fun of you/tries to make you feel bad for being a fan of them, but you wouldn’t root for anyone else for anything

[thegodbeast-mushi]

Scored this vintage 1981 LJN Toys Rough Riders Bronco 4x4 & it works great!!! 😉💪😎 #thrift #thrifting #thriftstore #thriftstorefinds #thriftshop #thriftshopfinds #blessingsaboundthrift #roughrider #roughriders #ljntoys #ljnroughriders #stompers #schaper #roughriders4x4 #bronco4x4 #bronco #toycars #toycar #toytruck #toytrucks #1980stoys #toys4sale #toysforsale #monstertrucks #monstertrucktoys #80stoys (at Blessings Abound Thrift Store) https://www.instagram.com/p/CqESVPOOUtG/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

[mykaussie]

MAKING A WATERMELON HAT HELMET CFL RIDERS STYLE. @mykaussie

How to make a watermelon helmet hat CFL Roughriders style. It's funny how some CFL Saskatchewan Roughriders fans wear a watermelon on their head at their games. So I decided to do a mykaussie.tv show as I was making a Riders watermelon head helmet for the Go Elks Pick SIX show that I did with the #GoElks." @MykAussie #Sports#SportsComedyhttp://www.mykaussie.tv This show is also on Ep 94 Aug 21, 2022 of http://www.mykaussie.tv/podcasts Subscribe    / mykaussie  https://twitter.com/MykAussie#CFL#GreyCup #http://www.TotalCFL.com

[roughroadsadventure]

ALL ABOUT BEAUTY OF NAINITAL TOURISM

Nainital is a beautiful place located in the Himalayan mountains. Nainital is a spot that offers new pathways of lush greenery that will keep your eyes captivated by the beauty of the natural world. It is among the most beautiful destinations to explore in India. Nainital tourism has peaceful and tranquil spots to reflect on oneself, cascading waterfalls, and exotic wildlife to refresh their exhausted spirit. It is possible to see people standing in the middle of the road, surrounded by mountains, standing and smiling at the moving clouds in the sky while taking selfies. Tourists will always find a spot in Nainital to relax. When planning your vacation, you should consider Nainital at least once as a holiday destination. Nainital is sure to surprise you with its beauty.

This is a beautiful place with many faces brimming with excitement and joy. It is among the most beautiful places to go to within North India. Let us take you to the wonder of Nainital in one step-by-step.

NAINITAL - AWE-INSPIRING ADVENTURE

What are the thrills of adventure activities in Nainital? Nainital provides a wide range of activities for adventure visitors. The Eco Cave Gardens of Nainital is a tiny center of fun and adventure where you can discover Tiger Cave, Panther Cave, and the most complicated one, Bat Cave and Rough roads adventure. Rough road adventure is the best adventure place for off-roading enthusiasts. Enjoy Nainital tourist places and sightseeing also.

You can have more fun on an unsurfaced road, gravel, riverbeds, rocks, or mud snow. 

These are the Nainital’s top places to visit.

Offroading is a great way to escape city chaos. Just explore the tranquility and peace of the valleys, get dirty, feel the natural world around you, and overcome life’s challenges. Off-Roading will give the best off-roading experience in Nainital, which is why the name of Tal region refers to this region. It offers ample opportunities to enjoy a vacation at peace by the lake, visit temples, or become an adventure seeker. 

Bat Cave, where you have to crawl around like snails. There are also climbing rocks at Badapathar; however, only after having completed an entire 7-day course to master abseiling, climbing, and more. If you are a nature lover, Naina Devi Camping in the jungle is the ideal option to visit in Nainital. It is a great place to experience activities such as commando crawls and slithering, trekking, climbing, Tarzan swing, bouldering, and more.

To fully enjoy the pleasures that are Nainital tourism, imposing China Peak is a dream adventure for those who love to be adventurous. The difficult climb up is well-rewarded by the stunning views of the mountains in China. It will not only make your trip to Nainital more enjoyable, but you’ll return again to experience the excitement and adventure of Nainital. Read Full Article At: https://www.roughroadsadventure.com/

[raurquiz]

#remembering #briankeith #actor #mullibok #startrek #deepspacenine #progress #theparenttrap #youngguns #thewindandthelion #reflectionsinagoldeneye #murdershewrote #familyaffair #pacificblue #thesecondcivilwar #roughriders #followyourheart #startrek56 @startrekonpplus https://www.instagram.com/p/Ck8lbr6Ocoi/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

[room42]

Lions star QB Nathan Rourke suffers foot injury in win over Roughriders

Lions star QB Nathan Rourke suffers foot injury in win over Roughriders

REGINA — The B.C. Lions picked up a costly 28-10 victory over the Saskatchewan Roughriders on Friday night as starting quarterback Nathan Rourke went down with a foot injury early in the fourth quarter. Rourke suffered the injury when he was sacked by Riders defensive lineman Pete Robertson. The 24-year-old needed assistance from two teammates to leave the field after being attended to by the…

[johncerilli]

My last sporting event in the #Dallas area was another visit to the @FriscoRoughRiders. It was Marvel Defenders of the Diamond Night so the #RoughRiders donned Thor-inspired jerseys. As if that, the lazy river in right field and the beautiful ballpark wasn’t enough — there was also a petting zoo! This place blew me away. @MiLB #baseball ⚾️ (at Frisco RoughRiders) https://www.instagram.com/p/CgI-045s_je/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

[pokemonwearingsportsmerch]

[lordofthegoldenflower]

Preseason hockey date! Kicking off my birthday week in style!

[cuttlefishey]

Been a while but consider, HORSEBOY

[dustedmagazine]

Mint Mile — Roughrider (Comedy Minus One)

Photo by Patrick Masterson

Mint Mile has been an active concern for going on a decade now, but the build has been slow: Three promising EPs were finally followed by a sweeping full-length that dropped the week after the bottom dropped out on reality and the pandemic began. Ambertron was a grand triumph in a year that did its best to stifle such art, but its casual, communal air felt out of sync in a year where easy connection was impossible. Like time and those of us that survived, however, the band has moved on. Those changes are well processed and documented on the appropriately titled Roughrider.

The best place to start with Roughrider might be right at the end with “I Hope It’s Different.” The alt-country ensemble SIlkworm’s Tim Midyett has been writing for and helming with the steady assistance of bassist Matthew Barnhart, guitarist Justin Brown and drummer Jeff Panall is here led by Nina Nastasia on vocals instead — an acclaimed songwriter in her own right whose “That’s All There Is” Silkworm covered way back in 2003. Nastasia looks optimistically to what comes next as she sings “I hope it’s different / Not just another good time / Insulated by uncomfortable lies” set to the band’s twangy slow dance and given added flourish by Poi Dog Pondering’s Susan Voelz organization of the strings. It’s like opening a window and walking outside, the promise of fresh air and a new environment before you after Midyett’s scrawling shifts and meandering moods.

That doesn’t mean “I Hope It’s Different” is the best song here, exactly. Mint Mile has taken up the mantle of the kind of unspooling Americana Jason Molina used to excel at so well, which is a funny thing to say given Roughrider’s brevity relative to Ambertron. Even so, the band is firing on all cylinders here regardless of track length; “Interpretive Outlook” does every bit as much with its sub-three-minute runtime as “Brigadier” does pushing eight. The breadth of musicianship is on full display and Midyett’s songwriting expands or contracts to fit the music as needed; his roughened, unsparing delivery had me recalling early Jets to Brazil and Lucero.

But perhaps even more so than Ambertron, this is a record about community. To wit: The band shines brightest when the core four are accompanied, which is almost always. The fluid grace of Brown’s pedal steel guitar and Barnhart and Panall’s anchoring rhythm section never sounds better than when there’s just a little something extra — Susan Voelz’s violin, say, or Alison Chesley’s cello. I was disappointed to discover frequent associate Howard Draper did not bring back the “magic spackling thing” as a credit from Ambertron, but nevertheless, his piano, organ and lap steel guitar frequently add a magic touch where an otherwise strong song could’ve settled. There’s Corvair’s Heather Larimer lending vocal assistance on “Empty Island.” And for Silkworm fans, “Halocline” and “S c ent” each feature Joel R.L. Phelps on saxophone. You could write out the whole list of credits for how many contributors are worth noting and for how much they add to make such a satisfying record.

As with Ambertron, though, the best songs on Roughrider happen when Mint Mile piles on the people in a gradually growing jam that stretches the band’s legs. Mirroring “The Great Combine” and “Amberline,” “S c ent” and “Brigadier” probably started as simple singer-songwriter sketches but grew into enormous, swooning spins. MIdyett appropriately struggles on “Brigadier” to hit an attempt at his highest registers as he sings “Can’t overcome the life we made” while the strings skitter and Panall’s percussion finally brings the band to a crashing finish, where Draper’s pulsing, spirit-cleansing organ takes you out. It’s a real thing of beauty.

The whole album and band — really, we should be more generous and call them a collective — is a thing of beauty. Once again, Mint Mile has delivered music with weathered emotional complexity that retains an open-ended sense of optimism that, maybe from now on, the ride won’t be so rough. How easy it is to fall for that kind of burdened but unbeaten perspective.

Patrick Masterson

[transmorphobots]

Actually, here's some sketches of my favorite evil family

[athletic-collection]

Josh Jung