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Most of that stuff keeps me awake and anxious, to be honest. Even the indica blends, although I haven't had pure indica in a very, very long time. But if there's something specific you can recommend--preferably an edible--I'll try it.

It constructively tries to improve the other weed.

It is interesting--and I think it's especially British. I don't see people (either pro-or anti) in other European monarchies (and there are a lot of them) going nuts like this over a coronation

It's a tournament for toddlers. OK I'll fix it again.

Alex Tuch (and his brother) will be playing for Team USA in whatever the IIHF tournament is called. Sorry--melatonin is starting to kick in. OK. Fixed title. Goodnight. Also isn't it like 5 am in Nova Scotia?

Again, all I've got...

Not just for the near future. You can look back nearly 30 years. NYC and TO (hi JT!, hi ROR!) are where careers go to die.

I have no idea what this means, but if you're enjoying it, I am happy. I bumped it earlier

I had the sesame chicken dumplings from Moneybags (on Chenango St.) today. Life-changing.

I thought that with the recent proposals to elect Skinner to the HOF, to trade for Bedard, and to sign Kane, it might be time to update one of our old, classic threads.

This is the only reason I care about that harmless franchise.

I don't know whether you had problems reading the tweet, or whatever, but they are "butt guardians."

"It’s hard to solely pin Thursday’s loss on Samsanov — he did stop 26 shots" WOW. TWENTY-SIX?! Gotta be a new record.

This may be the worst video ever made. The first 9:12 is setup, and it's only a 16 minute long clip. The payoff for the setup is insufficient. And the narrator sounds like prepubescent Anthony Michael Hall. It is, however, factual.

First thing I thought. That can't be natural.

Samsonov?

Ah, thank you.

What is he trying to signify there?

Again, no new teams get to win it before the Sabres do. Geez, you people...

Gotta mentally separate "physical play" from hitting. Vanek played a physical game, but he TOOK hits and stood in front of the net. So do guys who bang in the corners. Laying out a guy a millisecond after he dishes the puck to his teammate does send a message, and sometimes a warranted one, but it also often takes the hitter out of the play. Again--this is something the Sabres have known for a long time; they may even have been early adopters.

Pfft it's not even the real London.

The Sabres knew this more than a decade ago.

He is the second-highest American scorer ever. Not forward, not defenseman, just player, ever. Yeah he belongs.

No, I want Botterill back in hockey again. Preferably in Boston.

That's all I've got.