EmotionallyUnstable

Is the devotion of time more meaningul than money? I would say 100% yes.

I will not miss looking at that *****-eating grin twice a year

Slow first period, short handed goal by Larson from Rodriguez was great. Gotta keep the pressure up here!

No disrespect to you, but my post was 1) a play on your screen name and 2) stating the obvious. The writing has been on the wall for weeks, despite what management may have said. Thank you. Wait, what?!

Nope. OPs name

Today was/is a long drinking day. Redoing an upstairs bedroom (drywall, some carpentry, the whole shabang). As you know, you must drink while doing home improvement projects. Started around 11:00 a.m. and will push through the sabres game. Probably have had one an hour. Made me think of this thread. Cheers

Not sure this needs its own thread, kinda seems like common cents

Solid reference

Scum gunna scum.

Give me the OT. I know nothing of either talent, but know that if he is truly a lock down LT, it gives us options up front with Dawkins

Wear layers. Club seats are baller.

I used to have seasons for years, but had to give them up based on life (house, marraige, job, dog). My questions is: does going to the game, buying season tickets, or investing in the team in any financial way, make you a bigger fan than someone who watches at home and has little to no skin in a the game? I have had this argument with a friend of mine who goes to every home game. He offered me up tickets twice this year, to which I wasn't able to go. His response is always "dude, what happened? You used to be such a die-hard fan!?" I still watch every game, listen to WGR, read a ***** ton of articles and feel as devoted as ever. So to me, not attending games doesn't make me feel like less of a fan, especially since I went for years. Thoughts?

Despite the early success of this team, I worry they don't have the experience or the depth to keep up the push toward playoffs. The win streak was riddled with one goal games and OT wins, which they just aren't getting anymore. Aside from the Eichel line, there is no real offensive threat. I've liked the Larson line with Zengus and Tage but, the 2/3 lines have been weak. My hope for this team is that JB takes a pick and gets an experienced second line center, so Middlestadt can bump down to the 3rd line. Maybe it's time to shake the lines up, Hous

Would you consider three 12 oz cups, all before noon, a lot of coffee consumption? Asking for a friend...

Gross

Looks like Tarzan, plays like Jane. Catches blocks and cannot get off of them. His tremendous athletic ability doesn't necessarily seen him fit at MLB. Of course, that was an overstatement, but if there is one area I'd like to say he has to improve on, it's his ability to be physical against the run when filling holes regardless of if it is to make a tackle or meet a guard.

Usually hour and a half before kick, so 11:30

It's been my experience that pregame is actually your best shot. If you can get in when the gates open, head to somewhere, preferably behind their bench, right on the first row as soon as possible. You could try the tunnel after the game, but I think it'll be more difficult to get in their.

I'm not even sure this franchise knows there's a race.

Merry Christmas it was on the coach

Yes. Usually cut off the front to reuse for work

I should have, but it never corrected in our league

The dude was carried by Rogers for years. What makes you think having DARNOLD as his head hancho will suddenly put the Jets into contention? They are the Packers offense without Rogers: no play makers. EDIT: I don't think it's smart to base your own head coaching decisions on another teams moves. That's the equivalent of buying a new car because you neighbor got one.

Like it or hate it, let's hope it never matters

Glad to see some secondary scoring, just like Housley is looking for. It's a shame some stupid mistakes kept them a point.