darksabre

We've been through this before, but define "toughness".

Works for me.

Why not just wait till like... December? Seeing the new coach, seeing where the roster is at, would probably be of some value before deciding that everything is already f*cked on a Tuesday in late July.

Notice the various logos inside the collar. I think it'll look better in person.

If folding your hand before the flop is fun then, well, have fun with that I guess.

Yeah, or just someone who has been scrutinizing the daylights out of this stuff for a dozen years and recognizes the general order of things. If you have a strong opinion of Botterill right now you probably just need to calm down.

The Sylvania finally kicked the bucket eh?

Erod better hope they don't reward him too much or else he's going to get Tim Kennedy'd.

It's really too soon for any reasonable person to have a strong feeling one way or another.

They are working it out. The arbitrator is going to decide what E-Rod is worth and the Sabres will either pay him or let him walk.

Yeah, I like getting tickets from Tom. It's basically the one time every year I splurge on sports.

Travel for weather, good weekend times. The Sabres don't do a lot of Saturday home games. By all means suggest something else.

I think the only reasonable options are: 1. Saturday March 21st against Chicago at 2:00pm 2. Saturday April 4th against Philly at 7:00pm (last game of the regular season...)

If you have a boat, and you don't make it obvious to everyone around you that you have a boat, do you even have a boat?

That's what I always thought. The arbitrator picks a number and whoever initiated the arbitration (usually the player) is stuck with that number.

Yeah, the dealership might be expensive, but you're going to have a hard time getting your car worked on at smaller places going forward. Too much proprietary stuff going on with cars now. I firmly believe that the over-contenting of cars is a deliberate attempt by the OEMs to handcuff owners to the dealerships and therefore generate profit from service rather than sales. It's always kinda been this way anyway, but I think many dealers view service as the only way to make money now, and the OEMs are going along with it. I think that, at some point down the road, you're only going to be allowed to take your car to an OEM certified tech. So what you'll see is the small private shops becoming subsidiaries of the OEMs or local dealers and they'll only service one or two brands.

I'm jealous of everyone who got to experience the moon landing.

I don't know where Charlie even fits on the raid plan.

You guys are overthinking it. Soccer is as popular as ever in the states right now, and soccer fans love special kits.

From hipmuseum.com

Yeah that looks about right

Find me every time Risto carried the puck below the offensive zone faceoff circles.

Looks like Stony Brook