ChevyVanMiller

No, no need unless you're trying to turn them into shanks.

While sitting at the bar the rabbi looks at the priest and says, "You know in my religion it is forbidden to eat pork, but I must admit there have been a few times where I've snuck a bite of pepperoni or had a taste of honeysuckle ham. " The priest draws himself up on the barstool and says, "Well in my religion it is strictly forbidden for me to know the pleasures of a woman's flesh and I am very proud to report that I've never once broken that decree from God. " The rabbi looks at his friend as a smile spreads across his face. "You should give it a try, its a hell of a lot more enjoyable than pork."

Since I wrote the article I now own three sets - one standard Jarts, one adjustable Javelin Jarts, one Slider Jarts. I throw them often. The Sliders are my favorite, they seem to have a more fluid line of flight. One set I found at a yard sale. The other two I bought at ioffer.com, though it appears that they stopped listing them there, too. A good set sells for about $100, the sliders can fetch nearly twice that much.

Jarts you say? Here is one of my favorite columns that I wrote over my 13 years with the Reporter. Liberate the Jart, America. http://niagarafallsreporter.com/croisdale259.html

They fell victim to the bye week sluggishness that has plagued so many teams. After the first 15 minutes they were the better team. Just fell a bit short.

Well, that was a blast of a game. You're right, Gillian and Battle played phenomenally well. Dickie V said that they're in for sure after this win. 'Cuse is in the house, oh my God, oh my God. 'Cuse is in the house...danger!

Happy about Fedun. We may need him down the stretch if injuries crop up.

Yeah, five teams came off of their bye week yesterday (including the Blackhawks), all five lost.

Good news is Chicago played a tough 7 pm game last night then had to travel. Never easy to beat the Blackhawks, but they should be a tired bunch.

Ask and ye shall receive. Awesome win today. The kids, Baptise, Rodrigues and Bailey, all played well. Lehner was a beast. O'Reilly continues to be the best Sabre on the ice and Eichel makes a half dozen jaw-dropping plays per game. This is becoming a very fun team to watch.

Not sure why I chose not to drink. There was no alcoholism in my immediate family, I just knew that it was something that wasn't for me. Hardest part was being a teenager with the peer pressure to drink, but I was always strong in my own convictions. My ex was an alcoholic and even with my help she couldn't get to the point where she stopped drinking. Like many people with a drinking problem she would look at a list of signs that you might have a problem and pick out the ones that didn't apply to her as justification for her continued use. I have no problems with anyone drinking so long as they know when to say when. Sadly, some never do.

I think Foles would be the choice before Fitz.

I don't drink. Never have. I'm 52 and I'm an anomaly. Just about everyone else that I've met that doesn't drink is either a religious fanatic or a recovering alcoholic.

He was the best. RIP, George.

Penalty kill. As for your question about a good coach for this team: we tried really hard to get him and he's coaching 90 minutes up the QEW in Toronto.

I read your post and bought a pair (black frames). Got them yesterday and so far, so good.

Lehner had a strong game. He didn't wander from his crease and didn't have his usual issues with getting back up off of the ice in a timely manner.

Mark Pysyk how soon we've forgotten you. LOL.

It is just a bit sweeter anytime we beat the Leafs.

RIP Fab.

"Cop mistakes donut glaze for crack, DA finds a hole in her testing methodology."

Amazon has it. https://www.amazon.com/Jolt-COLA-LONGNECK-making-12-Ounce/dp/B001IW05IQ

Man if things are so tight that you've resorted to eating cat food we can pass the hat for you. LOL.

Was at the Walmart in Lockport and they sell the 12-packs of OV cans. Took a pic for you, but the file is too big to upload here. I'm guessing that all WNY Walmart carry them.

The pre-cursor to all of today's energy drinks. Jolt was way ahead of it's time.