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Millbank did tell people they are a weenie. Would you go on another teams board and do the same?

"His communications are always respectful" Calling people thin skinned weenies is not very respectful. Just saying....

You called people on this board weenies in 2 separate posts. And you think what others had to say was crossing the line? Should take a good look in the mirror. Maybe even talk to some one about the meaning/importance of respect.

I agree, but the play being an inch offside had no impact on the outcome. Point I'm trying to make is get rid of the challenge. No reason to say a goal shouldn't count because it was offside 10 seconds prior. If a player is definitively offside the red would've caught it.

Matthews fanned on a great setup by Nylander. Hope that continues....

And the lamp has been lit! Take that Boston!

And the General ties it up. Eat that Boston.

I'll second that.

Still can't stand the coaches challenge.

Trailer, not actual game footage, for Star Wars Battlefront 2. This Battlefront will have a single player campaign. Many, including myself, were frustrated Battlefront 1 did not have that. Have hopes this will meet the expectations many had for Battlefront 1. Really enjoyed the originals....

I'll see it 3 times. Always do for Star Wars movies. Also make sure I'm at the premier showing in my area. It's fun to meet and talk w/ so many other Star Wars fans.

Gotta say this about Logan. Yes, I liked it a lot, but something kept bothering me as I watched the movie. The story is much like the one used in a video game known as The Last of Us. I'll leave it at that to avoid spoilers. But wow they had a lot in common.

Awesome! About time! Take a look people! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VZSKN312BXw

:lol: I watched Logan for the 1st time tonight. The ending was never spoiled for me....and it's April 11th! I liked Logan a lot. Highly recommend it for those of proper age. Logan is certainly not for kids.

And proud of it. :nana: Never really gave PC a try. Quite sure it's just as good as the console. Pros and cons for each. Probably just comes down to what type of games you are in to.

It is next to impossible to pick a top 15. Many incredibles were left off of mine. I'm into almost all types of gaming. But for some reason I just can't get into Minecraft. There's no true enough objective. Feel like Im playing in a sandbox....

I don't care how meaningless a game is. Most of us played sports growing up. Which means most of us were on at least one team that blew and had end of season games that meant nothing. Point I'm trying to make is each game I played was at 110%. Didn't matter if we were playoff bound or not. Each Sabre should be thinking the same thing. Simply pathetic Joe Smoe is willing to do it, but professionals are not.

Simply for the fun of it, what do you think are the 15 best video games ever made? Here's my list. In no particular order. Legend of Zelda Link to the Past Last of Us Metroid Prime Halo Chrono Trigger Metal Gear Solid 3 Skyrim Fallout 3 NHL 94 Mega Man 2 Secret of Mana Mass Effect Uncharted 2 Super Mario 64 Final Fantasy 7

Ha I'm 5'11" and weigh in at 155.

Don't feel bad. I also fell for it.

Muscle is more dense than fat. A pound is a pound. But a pound of muscle takes up less space than a pound of fat. Your weight may not change, but your appearance obviously does. That's a good thing. Keep up the exercise. You're doing great. :thumbsup:

I'll second that. :thumbsup:

Thanks Wyldnwoody44! Big Fish was awesome. And there's a connection between Big Fish, 1 Mile to You and Without Limits. All have the actor Billy Crudup. Very cool, laid back guy. Got to know him mainly at the filming, but also hung out a bit at the after party held shortly after the premier of 1 Mile to You. Bolded Without Limits because he acted as Steve Prefontaine (Arguably America's greatest distance runner). I ran cross country and track in high school and for Mississippi State University, so "Pre" was my hero. Hence the Go Pre for my profile name. If you haven't seen Without Limits, I highly recommend it. Couldn't tell you guys how many times I've watched that movie.

Thanks guys!

Great movie. I'm in it! Producer asked me if the cross country team I coach could be in the movie. Of course I said yes for the kids. Didn't want them to miss out. First day of shooting, had to be there at 5:30 a.m., I got my team together and started to help pass out uniforms. Out of no where a producer threw me a uniform and said "Get dressed. The director wants you to be in the movie." As the filming progressed, we were on a first name basis. Spoke quite a bit. Seeing yourself on the big screen at different parts w/ focus on yourself and the main character is really cool, but what I liked most about the movie was the actual filming experience. We worked from 6 to 6. Did this 5 days straight. And this was only for a matter of minutes in the movie. Kind of tiring, but it was beyond worth it. Once in a lifetime opportunity really. Gotta add seeing your name in the credits is also something you'll never forget. Any how, if you're ever given the opportunity to be in a movie do not pass on it. The experience is indescribable.