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How are they doing on culture? I hope some of those savages are taking Art Appreciation or English Romantic Poetry this summer.

Welcome to the family, E.J.

Those games will be interesting and may test our patience as much the boys' performance. D has a significant learning curve.

Sax is too cool for burd to even try.

Grindah coach in charge of culture management?

Pretty much, except that you left out elizabethan poetry and organic chem.

Do condoms have to be bluetooth now?

When did Minot Ryan cease to exist?

Minoters are crazy as loons, though, you know . . .

In those shoes . . .

Good, rochsioux. You can tell it's Sic on the left by the way he slashes. And his shoes.

Or Fighting Canes, for us Olds.

Can’t see us with a name that is completely foreign to our state.

He's OK, but we failed to get Spicer to play with him.

Better than “Shorty,” I guess

One of my cousins’ last name is Seed, and he named his kids after seeds, including Cotton, Caraway, Huckleberry . . . . He’s a pretty sane guy, but . . . .

Rob Mihulka gave me a double shiner with a clean open-ice hit in HS. I thought I'd run into the zamboni. As good a "heads up" lesson as you can get, and I'm sure I was low hanging fruit to him. RIP RM

I have bothersome RLS at times. The magnesium helps, eh?

Isn't there over-the-counter stuff for that? Old as Sic is, he's probably already taking it.

Thinking of cueing up a couple of old games Blackheart put together for us a couple of years ago. Best 2 or 3 to play back during the dead of college hockey night?

If you weren't introduced to college hockey until 1999, you are considered a Newbie (a BRAND Newbie) and may be seen but not heard. And if being seen is important to you, send whatever self-pics this forum allows. The good news is that you can move on from your Newbie status in ten years, so hopefully the Mavs will still have a team at that time.

Not enough grinder in him.

That's nice, but back "then" every player on the team was like that.

No more "Are you kidding me??"

Apparently it’s not just diamond salesmen who believe size matters.