Eleven

He still does.

I was sheltered or something I guess. I didn't know that word meant that until I was about 17. I did know other words for the same concept at 12, I suppose.

It's gonna be fun watching two screens again.

Someone gave you an old man for Father's Day?

We called it what we called it, but I didn't know what it meant.

Yep Queerly so.

I would love it if the Sabres played him six times per year.

That's a nicer name than we had for it.

Very definitely. There are youth soccer leagues where kids can't head the ball, even.

Naw, he fell.

He's worked at the combine a few times, too, no?

Was a heck of a game. Really bad call on CIrelli though.

I do love this thread, but why was it bumped? Did they do it again?

Any word on whether Saturday's game will be televised? (Not ESPN+, actual TV like last week.)

Ever notice how some Irish people pronounce "Cassidy" differently from "McDonalds"?

correct

You doing okay?

I'll unoriginally say, "Get Well Kim!"

So Gallant finally explained why he scratched Kakko, and the explanation is a non-explanation; he just felt more comfortable with a severely injured Strome (who couldn't finish the game) and Dryden Hunt, apparently. I like Gallant, but this was an absolutely unjustifiable move. https://nypost.com/2022/06/13/rangers-gerard-gallant-finally-explains-kaapo-kakko-scratch/

One day more...

That is a press release and not an article.

I still want to know more about these Irish pronunciation conventions. McEnroe just crossed my mind, too. And McIntyre. I'd say it's the vowel, but McNamara is still out there. Edit: And then McAdam crushes the vowel thing.

McNamara, too. I have always wondered about this.

I don't think that's the right one, and Josie's avatar drawing came from a skills competition.