X. Benedict

The kid, I say kid, he was 30 years old from Derrick City, PA. That drove a plow up to help people in Buffalo out. Lived about 4 minutes from where Pegula used to live. Isn't that just, ha-ha, ho, he-he. Just hysterical. Cracks me up when I think about it.

Wondering out loud. Canadian dollar is tanking with dropping oil prices. Soon $1.00 CA might soon be at $0.81 US http://www.theglobeandmail.com/report-on-business/top-business-stories/welcome-to-an-87-loonie-wait-long-enough-itll-be-81/article21989796/ I wonder what this will do to league revenues. 3 of the top 5 revenue clubs are Canadian.

Wow. I'm surprised by that. Hmmmmm.............naw........well...................I'll say it. I would't mind him.

What criticism? Just saying.... I thought that was what you were going for. Take any innocuous hearsay, turn it into derision. It's successfully creepy. It takes discipline. I'm never sure if you take it seriously. I'm just waiting for episode 7 when we find out Terry Pegula is your father.

Sometimes what you do is just creepy.

I love a good hip check. Even if it misses, it makes that forward hesitate coming down the wall.

Most protests movements are nascent, as in they tend to force the beginning of something........... For example, the protests of Ferguson and Eric Gardner could lead to state laws for independent prosecutors for police changed in crimes..... So you are probably never going to see a crowd begin chanting: "What do we want?" "Independent task forces gubernatorially appointed with broad powers to investigate abuses by civil servants in law enforcement and independently appointed prosecutors." What do we want?" "Independent task forces gubernatorially appointed with broad powers to investigate abuses by civil servants in law enforcement and independently appointed prosecutors." ___________ This is where smart journalism has died. In years past, a good reporter would call legislators and simply ask: Given recent incidents would you support a bill for special prosecutors for police abuses? And the next day the story in the paper would read: Assemblyman Jones Opposes Special Prosecutors for Incidents Like The Eric Gardner Case Or Assemblyman Jones Favors Special Prosecutors for Incidents Like the Eric Gardner Case

Edmonton is, however, in the tougher conference.

Dallas has good/great forwards, and maybe 2 NHL d-men. They could make a trade and make the playoffs, or they just as easily win the Carrion.

That is classic! He asks for it and isn't ready to get it.

Holy Moly. Yes....with the fine tuning knob on the right. Fiddle with that enough and you could get the Movie Channel for free.

still not sure how May ended up with my Uncle Chuck's jacket. That thing was his go to from 58 to 79.

I just love the crazy-ass smile he has when he's looking for a dance partner.

:wacko: Many of those leftists were Fortune 500 corporate commuters that had to start dropping their kids off at 6 am to sit outside on curbs waiting for school doors to open. Great way to spend your first month back at school. So your comparison limps.

This is the stuff that drives me nuts about Nolan. How could he pair Weber and Strachan together on the road when he doesn't have the last line change? It just seems so obvious to me that an NHL coach shouldn't do that.

I'm not disappointed in the feisty stuff. Liked it. Especially from the kids. Like Nikita, Risto, and Girgs. Love that they are sticking up for each other.

And the Columbus beats Florida in OT. Good Carrion result.

There is this dark spot under the TB on the upper left.

Generally I've never been the biggest Rob Ray as color guy fan. But "Shoot the puck, son" has had me laughing for 5 minutes for some reason.

Time to pull Enroth. Not his fault though. Rough night for Weber and Strachan.

Road games is really where the Sabres can get easily exposed with changes.

Let me congratulate Brad May on dressing like my Uncle Chuck at his bowling league retirement party in 1978.

Let's keep it going. Nobody talk to Jhonas. You'll break the bubble.

Our Carrion Days are far from over.

Nobody goes there anymore. It is too crowded. - Yogi Berra