PASabreFan

Oh yah. I'd just bring yer own sheets if ya get my drift.

Muskegon Wyndham.

Brady? Well, it was a nice run.

I feel like this thread has veered away from the original intent. It's not so much your favorite movie, but movies of extremely high craftsmanship — of writing, acting, directing, etc. Movies that will stand the test of time. I mean, there are some great ones on this list for sure. OP can chime in as to whether I'm right. Maybe Titanic would be up there.

Anything with a young Lillian Gish.

As a longtime wannabe Canadian, for me it's about the red cup with the maple leaf. I recognize that the coffee and food are not good, not so good.

No. He hasn't scored since the eighth grade picnic.

That seems unlikely.

They are also not "fine young men."

Damn. Tushie not tuchus.

It's walking around everywhere.

Is it in your, ya know, Doohickie? @New Scotland (NS) wants his in his tuchus.

So sorry to hear it. I'll be thinking of you, your mom and family.

Indeed.com.

Probably not.

Well, that's clear as mud.

I've mentioned this before. I'm always shocked that trainers and equipment managers, medical staff and the like, team PR/media etc. survive new GM-coaching regimes. These are people who are in the ears of the players every day. Why wouldn't you want your own people? How much of the losing culture is the culture of these longstanding employees? Ever wonder why some teams can't win in certain buildings when the players are turned over time and again? The voices around players matter.

Incubation period is 2-14 days.

This what Hammy wrote on WGR's site: The whole team and its staff have been under quarantine since after practice Feb. 1. Grain of salt: it's Hammy. But if true it makes me think anyone put into protocol and announced, like Dahlin today, is positive for Covid.

Pimlach's personal peak: the NYE Dodo had a biiiiiit too much of the bubbly. Tux, Pux and ???

Making MMA look like the Aud was fantastic. Anything hockey-related?

I was going to make a poll, but there are too many. Enjoy.

Wikipedia page says no pain killers were found in his blood, but there were traces of a drug (then legal) commonly referred to as "speed." Dexamyl. His BAC was approximately twice the legal limit at the time.

It was a De Tomaso Pantera that Punch put in the contract as a bonus. I bet that weighed on him for the rest of his life.