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That's why I believe for his own sake, he needs to go on LTIR and retire. His family and the Canucks should do an intervention and help him come to terms with it. Even find him a role in the organization such as WHL scout or pro scout.
Lol can confirm, you got that right. Doc does too, I have the battle scars to prove it and earned every single one them.
mr perfect wrote: ↑Tue Oct 13, 2020 10:58 pm Frank, I was worried I was in that picture too and didn't remember. Then again I can't recall invading an island to go into battle with no pants and armed with a grass hockey stick. At least I wouldn't admit to it, even if there was photographic evidence. Having said that, Doc must be our vintage as well, considering his posts about the east end social club he hung out with.
Megaterio Llamas wrote: ↑Tue Oct 13, 2020 11:21 pm I seem to recall the three of us were in Korea together, you, Doc and I. My memory of it is kind of a blur now.
However I'm certain that's where I picked of my knowledge of the deadly Oriental arts.
I like to tell the young folk of today how every family I knew when I was a kid had one phone.Curmudgeon wrote: ↑Wed Oct 14, 2020 1:16 pmLol can confirm, you got that right. Doc does too, I have the battle scars to prove it and earned every single one them.
And there are reminders every day like when catching Nate Schmidt's media conference the phone rings and he mocks his folks with a "that's my parents LANDLINE" and I'm like "f'ing kids....I have a landline".
I love how Mick keeps smashing his own records of punctuation/grammar/spelling mistakesMicky wrote: ↑Tue Oct 13, 2020 10:03 pm He's already skating, practicing and saying he's feeling great. No symptoms and is looking forward to the next season. Unless he has a set-back,
we can expect HIM back. Again.
Well, he is only 28 tears old so from that perspective, I understand his reluctance to give in to a long term interregnum. Hard to imagine he'll be
the player we thought we were getting though.
They lost a lot of seamen at pearl necklace harbourStrangelove wrote: ↑Wed Oct 14, 2020 2:14 pmMore like did a lot of raping and pillaging methinks there Fingers.
It was close enough and by the way; less trolling and more opinions on the subjects would be greatly appreciated my ever so humble friend..Strangelove wrote: ↑Wed Oct 14, 2020 2:12 pmI love how Mick keeps smashing his own records of punctuation/grammar/spelling mistakesMicky wrote: ↑Tue Oct 13, 2020 10:03 pm He's already skating, practicing and saying he's feeling great. No symptoms and is looking forward to the next season. Unless he has a set-back,
we can expect HIM back. Again.
Well, he is only 28 tears old so from that perspective, I understand his reluctance to give in to a long term interregnum. Hard to imagine he'll be
the player we thought we were getting though.
.... and then every once in a while throws in a word like "interregnum".
(in a way which displays he clearly doesn't know the meaning of the word)
LMAO, hello, you're not fooling anyone Micky!
That thesaurus is doing you more harm than good buddy!
Rotary dialed phones at that. Black and white UHF/VHF TVs with rotary channel selectors. Cable TV was channels 2-12. No remote channel selectors. If you lived outside the lower mainland you used rabbit ears or a roof antennae that looked like a drying rack for reception and you were lucky if you received more than one channel (CBC). Transister radios on the AM dial only. During the late '60s early '70s we could get CKLG and CFUN, the two Vancouver AM rock 'n' roll stations ever so slightly in the late evenings in the cold winter months north in Terrace. Walked a mile in the snow to school but at least it wasn't uphill both ways.Strangelove wrote: ↑Wed Oct 14, 2020 2:06 pmI like to tell the young folk of today how every family I knew when I was a kid had one phone.Curmudgeon wrote: ↑Wed Oct 14, 2020 1:16 pmLol can confirm, you got that right. Doc does too, I have the battle scars to prove it and earned every single one them.
And there are reminders every day like when catching Nate Schmidt's media conference the phone rings and he mocks his folks with a "that's my parents LANDLINE" and I'm like "f'ing kids....I have a landline".
It was black and it was bolted to the kitchen wall.
No PVRs, DVDs, or even VCRs.mr perfect wrote: ↑Wed Oct 14, 2020 3:33 pmRotary dialed phones at that. Black and white UHF/VHF TVs with rotary channel selectors. Cable TV was channels 2-12. No remote channel selectors. If you lived outside the lower mainland you used rabbit ears or a roof antennae that looked like a drying rack for reception and you were lucky if you received more than one channel (CBC). Transister radios on the AM dial only. During the late '60s early '70s we could get CKLG and CFUN, the two Vancouver AM rock 'n' roll stations ever so slightly in the late evenings in the cold winter months north in Terrace. Walked a mile in the snow to school but at least it wasn't uphill both ways.Strangelove wrote: ↑Wed Oct 14, 2020 2:06 pmI like to tell the young folk of today how every family I knew when I was a kid had one phone.Curmudgeon wrote: ↑Wed Oct 14, 2020 1:16 pmLol can confirm, you got that right. Doc does too, I have the battle scars to prove it and earned every single one them.
And there are reminders every day like when catching Nate Schmidt's media conference the phone rings and he mocks his folks with a "that's my parents LANDLINE" and I'm like "f'ing kids....I have a landline".
It was black and it was bolted to the kitchen wall.
