woods-racer

When you had hair! Well, on your head any ways...

He has a bump in his shiny amour after he was knighted a Sabre. I shall cast him out of my shrine of perfect hockey players and relegate him to human status effective immediately.

It's you that likes the sugar free gummy bears! Sorry Liger, I brought your name into this. It's Heimdall that hands out free gummy bears to unsuspecting shoppers!

Well, at least I figured out the flour on the bench bit. But other than that white line I'm still lost on what any of this has to do with parking.

Better hope so cause his trade value plummeted after that scrimmage.

The chicken came first?

Only if they where selling those sugar free gummy bear candies Liger is fond of, other wise, did the person who cleaned it up deserve it? Reminds me of Clint Eastwood in the Unforgiven... Deserves got nothing to do with it....

I'm seriously confused. It's Saturday night, so I will drink more and be back and see what any of this has to do with parking any where.

Thank you!

I see the Sabres as being like the Penguins if a McCormick like player with Foligno and Nick Deslauriers are not on the roster. Crosby and Malkin where beetch slapped by the Capitals every game last year and because their team toughness was heavy reliant on skill players with some grit. Blysma of all people knows this won't get you far in the playoffs, if you even make it. I don't see his body being worn out, I see an unfortunate illness, that if he can recover from he will be able to play his roll on a team to perfection. He no longer will need to be the pillar of toughness on a Darcy tough team. He and Weber are role players that have been asked way to much of for 3-4 years, they will be very serviceable if allowed to be themselves.

It may not be the McCormick of today, but the McCormick that GMTM thought he had and signed to a three year contract is needed. The Sabres on whole are much tougher than the Darcy team no doubt, but if the Lucic-Miller episode 2 happens and your relying on the team toughness of a group of guys with the average age of 19.5 plus Deleauris to battle with men, it won't be pretty. Those kids have to have the chip on their shoulder knowing that any cheap shot by another team and my big brother is going to kick your azz mentality. I think in the scrimmage we see that there may be another home grown McCormick type blossoming, which one and who is any ones guess. GMTM is not stockpiling agitators, but intimidators that score. McCormick's contract will end with the arrival of his AHL replacements.

I heard there was a drunk guy talking about potato vodka, I'm not sure what streaming potato vodka is but I'm all about this scrimmage now!

I assumed no in house replays for a scrimmage, those that have gone in the last few years will have to lets us know if there are any.

As long as you agree it's a sweater your old school number thing is fine with me.

I thought that was a type of GERMAN WINE.

I'm not going out on a limb by assuming that they have video guy there filming the scrimmage, but not knowing enough about the rest of the inter webs workings I am also going to assume it can't be that hard to stream that video, right?

I thought when bad things happened it was Battista's fault?

Not sure how Bylsma worked it in the past. But with the likes of Eichel, Girgensons, and O'Reilly the D should be given more liberty to pinch or be more creative as we will have some of the best two way forwards out there at all times. Chad Ruhwedel is my dark horse on the PP. He reminds me of Brian Campbell, it would be a nice surprise if he turns out to play the same game.

Why? Would you ever eat again? How was it? Was it difficult to get the spikey things out of your tongue? Did the chicken help by pecking them out?

Ennis on the PP? I gotta think he is a major player on the first line PP.

You gotta have sand also if you want to double fist in Texas, no?

It appears as nobody is giving Egg any sympathy.

A Mod with a sense of humor, fantastic! Not sure if this should go in the Fantastic Friday or Tell a Lie about the poster above you thread? But while I'm here and this seems a good a place as any, can we get a sarcasm emicon already?

The little I know. Adverse possession was written in the time of William Penn. When he owned almost the entire state of Pennsylvania settlers would stake claim, build a homestead and make a go of it. Penn simple strong armed them off the land and claimed the homestead back. They made laws to prevent this. Secondly, surveying for much of our countrie's property claiming was not an exact science. If you hired a surveyor and laid out the property and built accordingly, the surveyors may have been off a few feet so it is also a form of adverse passion. Lawyers will talk of the intent of the law (see latest Obamacare supreme court ruling), the intent of adverse passion is not to have people lose their lively hood or house or other valuable structures due to land barons and an inexact science. Did you have your property surveyed and have property stakes in for the fencing company? I suspect the attorney will ask you to have your property surveyed before he can give you any sound legal advice. If your deed shows the fence on your property you have a chance of winning. But if their deed out dates your deed, good luck. Remember that the neighbor has a deed and can pursue this in court, and unless you and all the neighbors join together the cost of defending your self will easily exceed $10,000. It may be more than who is right or wrong, but how much are you willing to pay to defend the fence and how much the farmers estate is willing to pay to have the fences removed.

I'm going with Chef-Boy-R -Dee, or how ever it's spelled.