MattPie

I don't know the details, but there has to be some sort of electrical connector between the wheel and the column which slides (I don't think you could get away with a straight cord since the wheel turns too far). Or, there is a cable and the individual wires have broken/worn the insulation off so their intermingling in an electron ######. Sorry to say it, but I doubt it will be cheap (if I'm right, I hope I'm not).

Elma, but close enough. Iroquois 1994.

Those "One Before I Die" kids are too young to be whining.

I have a Thurman Thomas signed hat somewhere. He spoke at the EMW (Elma - Marilla - Wales) football banquet when I was a kid.

Cool. Cambodian is a lot like Thai with less spice. So I'm guessing it's all pretty similar. I'll have to find a Laotion place down in Philly to try it for myself. Lunch: few-days-old Wegmans Basamati rice, with fresh ground black pepper and Dinosaur BBQ seasoning. It's one step up from baked beans straight out of the can (Hobo-beans).

6-10. That's been my prediction every year since the mid-90s.

I didn't get a chance to try any Laotion food when I was over there. Is it more similar to Cambodian, Vietnamese, or Thai?

Why wouldn't hops be vegan? Colour me confused.

Soupy - other NHL regular Janek - Jillson Fitzpatrick - ? That's all I can remember.

I shed a few, I'm not afraid to admit. Not to that guys level though.

I lucked out. I was across the street from my apartment at Sly Fox Brewing watching the game. After the second period, the TV feed disappeared. I walked home and it was not on my TV either (some error message). So I didn't have to watch, just listen on WGR. I remember the first caller afterwards breaking down in tears.

Most of the non-hockey fans I know sum the game up as too boring. Some guys skate around, once in a very great while someone scores. I think we just need to disagree, though, since there's not really a right answer.

One can argue that the quality of the game would also do wonders for the NHL as well.

Yeah, I figured out just after I posted. Oops. So the WGR guys are talking about moving NJD somewhere. That was my first thought when I heard that. It doesn't seem like the NYC area needs three teams (especially with NYI being in the 5 boroughs now). Ship them to Seattle, the true hockey fans will gravitate to the Flyers, NYI, or NYR.

I'm not sure that's possible, doesn't the same guy (Ed Synder?) own the Flyers? EDIT: Nevermind, I'm getting something mixed up.

We've! Been! Trolled!

They're on my list of acts I really want to see. although I never get to concerts these days, so I may never get the chance.

My regular doc is "Dr. Brian Boucher". :)

My wife swears by the neti pot. She said it was really odd at first, but got used to it.

OMGWTFBBQ: http://www.brewerymap.com/#t=r&from=coatesville,+pa&to=Buffalo,+ny&d=50

I had a friend that loves doing baseball recording and stats. He was doing them for the corporate baseball team so the players would have full stats work-ups. After awhile people would start getting on his case if they weren't up a couple days after the game. People suck.

I prefer "Holla! Pay-nose" :)

Me too. Can't keep it in the house. Wifey and I got a "Beer of the Month" club thing as a wedding present, and the first set showed up yesterday. 12 bottles, 2 breweries, 2 styles from each. The odd thing is this month one of the brewers is Lancaster Brewing, which is 25 miles down the road.

Congrats. Having just done a reception, I'll offer a few (fairly standard) tips: - Do make sure to eat whenever you can. If it works out logistically, task someone to send a small tray of appetizers to you. My father-in-law sent a tray up to our room during cocktail hour and it was a perfect way to bridge the gap until dinner. Also, if you're roaming around for pictures, pack a small bag with (much) water and snacks. If you want to be extra nice, pack a bag for your photographer(s). They're working the same hectic schedule as you, but they have even less chance to eat. - Make an effort to eat dinner. It will be tough because people will yammer at you, but work as a team to keep people chatting while the other eats. - Remember that as long as you're married at the end of the day, you're good. Everything else is gravy. - Have fun. It's a blast.

Mogilny. Damn kids. :) :)