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  1. At this point Jarmo is the logical choice. He may be a lateral move given his experience with Columbus but he at least made moves while he was there. Adams inability to get anything done to attempt to alter the roster to potentially better the roster situation is unforgivable. Think about it for a moment, 6 years, 6 years to make adjustments roster wise in season as well as off season, and the season after season Groundhog Day product speaks to a situation where an individual failed, completely failed to adjust in an effort to change the environment and outcome.
  2. Do it, and pick up an all blue body suit, to counter the 2 green goblins behind the penalty box….. I double dog dare you………
  3. Hope some Scotsman runs him over then pisses on him
  4. I love the game. Grandma & Grandpa had the old 2 lane boards, for Xmas back in the 80’s they gave all us grandkids the newer 3 lane boards. I still play to this day, handing down the tradition to my kids, soon the grandkids.
  5. What happened to Norris? Dislocated hip from a morning s hit?
  6. So he’s a goalie with 9 goals in the AHL? 8 yrs 8 mil, quick before he gets away.
  7. The dreaded 22 or worse, 24 pointer 😂 I used to play daily with my grandparents, great aunts & uncles. When grandpa went on oxygen full time I played every night with him for years. I miss those times.
  8. Put Gilliam in to run over the spy and break Allen loose.
  9. It’s bizzaro world in my view at just how high the % of kids went to college and got worthless degrees. When I started my journey I was in my mid 20’s, so many of my younger years friends and peers chose college, now many of them are like dam your doing great. What they didn’t see was the drive, the commitment, the dedication to stick with it, learn from my mistakes and always push forward with field specific knowledge. It does eat up time, but the eye on the prize is what drove me to where I am at now. Something many of the young I’ve noticed severely lack.
  10. Doan is awesome. I need this team to pull their heads out of their ***** so guys like him want to stay.
  11. “Where Would You Rather Be Than Right Here, Right Now”……. GO BILLS!!!
  12. I have often told the young if you aren’t looking at the trades, especially electrical, you have 0 room to bitch about money. I’m an E&I tech, Electrical and Instrumentation. The field is short staffed by up to 45%, and with my now 30 yrs or so in with experience on both installation and maintenance I can pretty much write my own ticket. Was it a long road of 6 or 7 days, 12 to 14 hrs a day most years? Yes it was, but the dividends its paid in the last 10 yrs is worth every drop of blood, sweat and toil put in. The ones young that get in now are the ones that will be thankful by 40-45 yrs old. edit: I should point out industrial electrician. I don’t do residential or commercial. Power plants, major industrial facilities, that’s where both the education and the money is. I paid my own way through the apprentice progam, today may be different, but $49k for my initial 5 yr apprenticeship.
  13. I’ve played cribbage since I was 8/9 yrs old. I realize 8 or 9 is a ripe old age, but at 55 I guess I’m a fossil now 😊 by the way, 15 for 2, 15 for 4 and a double run for 8 = 12 points for the hand. Watch’ya got? 😂
  14. Let me guess, he sneezed so they threw him in with bubble boy.
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