Scottysabres

You are so not getting them done before she gets home.

At work 😞 No likey afternoon hockey

A shrewd move. It only shows our GM has nerves of steel and our coach has ice in his veins. "The needs of the playoffs out weigh the needs of the they'll never do it or it's to late crowd." Just the kind of killer instincts we want in this team, wouldn't you agree PA?

Bryson

I suddenly feel an overwhelming urge to post up a Rose from Golden Girls meme right now 🤣

I don't know, I'm just assessing based on the outcomes of their games.

Detroit has straight out fallen apart. I credit some of that to Larkins absence, but over all it really looks like they just ran out of gas here in the final stretch.

KABAAM!!!

I'm tellin' ya, I'm gravitating heavily towards Okposo bringing a Haitian Witch Doctor Curse from the Islanders with him.

Not sure what to think to be honest. Removed Okposo, E. Johnson and Mitts? Out of all moved I would think Okposo was here the longest out of those moved. Did he do something back in NYC to a Haitian Witch Doctor and got a chicken bone curse put on him?

WAAAHOOO!!!!

YEEHAA!!!

Playoff Hockey!!!

WOOHOO!!!!

Islanders soil themselves, Sabres win, the end!

That's right. Let's Go Boy's!!!!!

Good game so far. Need to finish that 2 on 1 Bensie. Other wise doing good.

03-14-24, Day 2 Metropolitan's Divison attempts to cross the center ice field as the Islander's 23 tries to turn the flank at the right face off dot. As they advance up ice Dahlin's 26 brigade prepares to hold the dot while the cannons are brought forward to pepper the Islanders. The fight is on to hold the high score on the ice tonight at Sabresburg.

Bong? Rice Paper? Edible?

Bueatiful Goal!

FATALITY!!!

03-12-24, mid-day, day 1 Byram's gamble to hold Keybank Ridge has paid off. Thompson's brigades have struck heavy casualties on Larkins Division. They hold Keybank Ridge, as Cozens Division begins to arrive!

I did 3 months at the War College studying this battle. When I was in the service they divided the classes up by groups of 30, 20 officers 10 NCO's, I was one of the nco's. Then they gave each group a battle to digest/pick apart that culminated in to a mass conflag, in other words, make your own decisions. So that was 30 for the union, 30 for the confederates, and there were 10 classes, 300 of us in all. We got Gettysburg, or I should say, I was assigned to the union Gettysburg group. After completing the 3 months, we got to meet in a weekend event, all 300 of us, the Antietam group sounded like the most engrossing as they had much more derailed decisions to make tactically. And the civil war wasn't the only class subject matter, some got other historical engagements. The underlying themes back then were "first time doctrine absorbing or first time doctrine initiating" battles. After the 3 months, we then did a follow up 1 month of service branch specific doctrines. I ended up in the central Solomons 43/44 for that one. Very underwhelming after the Gettysburg group.