Stoner

"Good time zone."

I meant putting him back on the top line.

Skinner experiment over?

Skinner. Is he a different player on the top line? Nice unforced turnover in the offensive zone.

Staal has been solid.

Like the Sabres. Burnt toast.

I'm back. What's that, Sabres? Lick your boots? OK.

The battle is joined. All those who've used toilet paper in the absence of napkins please report to your designated station.

Muskegon Wyndham.

Do you replace the plastic clip after opening a loaf of bread, and, if so, why?

I miss you.

It's never been an issue of caring or spending. Which makes the real issue all the more frustrating. Because it's stupid and doesn't have to exist, and if a simple adjustment was made, we'd have near perfect ownership.

Yeah, no. Her serves are only fair, and get worse as matches go on — testament to her poor foot work, which has always held her back. Her Late Navratilova Serve to Ace Ratio (LN2AR) of .213 says it all. Look forward to Taro's take on this. The ball is certainly in his court.

Oh yah. I'd just bring yer own sheets if ya get my drift.

Muskegon Wyndham.

Brady? Well, it was a nice run.

I feel like this thread has veered away from the original intent. It's not so much your favorite movie, but movies of extremely high craftsmanship — of writing, acting, directing, etc. Movies that will stand the test of time. I mean, there are some great ones on this list for sure. OP can chime in as to whether I'm right. Maybe Titanic would be up there.

Anything with a young Lillian Gish.

As a longtime wannabe Canadian, for me it's about the red cup with the maple leaf. I recognize that the coffee and food are not good, not so good.

No. He hasn't scored since the eighth grade picnic.

That seems unlikely.

They are also not "fine young men."