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Doohickie

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  1. He should be working a the Krusty Krab.
  2. And all of further east are nodding off.
  3. Yeah, all Lyon had to do is keep his pad flat.
  4. He’s never leaving the organizationšŸ˜šŸ˜ He is the organization. The Matt Ellis of hockey teams.
  5. He's got the same mindless grin on his face all the time. Sabres give up the lead at the end of the period? He's smiling like the Sabres are up by a million.
  6. On further review it was a stick lift.
  7. I'm done with Duff. I can't stand that grinning mug. Howard Simon is better.
  8. Not too slow, he just missed it altogether. His stick went by first.
  9. Greenway whiffed on the clear attempt. Quinn drew blood.
  10. Dan speaks like a banana / banAHna Dunne, Doan TomATo, TomAHto That's why I said I like it.
  11. No, Number 44 was out on the power play.
  12. Time is a Flat circle Time flies like an arrow; fruit flies like a banana.
  13. Seems like Vancouver is all hustle but no hockey sense. Yes, my aunt.
  14. @Brawndo lives about seven minutes in the future, give or take.
  15. It was Roma's Restaurant in Genesee in Cheetowaga, just west of Union. Boss didn't charge for broken plates. I didn't break any most nights but I broke a few. I could load a tray just about that fast too. I got the job because a guy, Jeff, I rode the bus to school with worked there and he heard I was looking for a job. They had an opening and the owner told him to bring me along on Friday and he would show me the ropes. I got there and the busboy was a no show so they sent Jeff home to change into busboy clothes and fill in for him. Before he left he showed me how the machine worked. It was busy, especially for a Friday night and I got slammed. I couldn't look up until about 9:30. I saw the boss and asked him if I was hired and he just grinned back. I worked there two years before leaving for college. Learned how to make pizzas, salads and sandwiches too. I made $2.70 an hour to start which I thought was pretty good money- a whole nickel over minimum wage! Over a decade later I went there with my family to show them where I used to work. The owner remembered me and comped the whole meal. That was cool.
  16. Into the firy pit! Is a GM with five years' experience still a novice GM? Asking for a friend.
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