Draft Matej Tomek
- Therat36

Gesundheit.

I get what you're saying, but it doesn't happen too often that they get less.
- HonkFortheGoose

Still has to be a 10% raise. Think it was .85. Plus his bonus. Not sure he made the bonuses.

Advice... Pick up a rum runners kit. and a couple gallons of booze. Will save you a bunch in drinks.

Works great .

http://www.rumrunnerflask...ing-break-cruise-kit.aspx
- cabin

Cab.. cmon dude.. 2 years ahead of you

He is the Jody Gage of goaltending.
- dadeadhead

Love Jody Gage references.

Read it backwards. Makes sense then.
- cabin

Yoda couldn't make sense of it either way.


And he Jedi Master.

Read it backwards. Makes sense then.
- cabin

That's how I originally read it

Cab.. cmon dude.. 2 years ahead of you
- TheSabresTaco

Not too many know of it.

Gesundheit.
- grand-magus

I think Tomek will be a late first rd pick..

Cab.. cmon dude.. 2 years ahead of you
- TheSabresTaco

The taco bar on the ship was freakin amazing !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Love Jody Gage references.
- grand-magus

Every time I hear "Jody Gage" I think "J.F. Sauve" and What a Slapper CYR has!

Not too many know of it.
- cabin

How do you think I make it through games at the arena?

I still think that player will be Mike Richards.
- dadeadhead

Not too many know of it.
- cabin

Bought the cola package last year and had my cargo shorts on every night. I couldn't drink whiskey cokes for a month after last year's cruise. This year, I'm thinking of getting the beer/wine package.. still bringing the bags for mixed drinks. All that sugar really got to me, def. want to switch it up this year.

Markström failed to make the Canucks out of training camp during the 2014–15 season. After clearing waivers, he was assigned to the Canucks' AHL affiliate, the Utica Comets.


My, how his stock has fallen.

Can't believe no one took a chance on this guy.

The taco bar on the ship was freakin amazing !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
- cabin

I KNOW RIGHT.

- jochfr

- dadeadhead

Bought the cola package last year and had my cargo shorts on every night. I couldn't drink whiskey cokes for a month after last year's cruise. This year, I'm thinking of getting the beer/wine package.. still bringing the bags for mixed drinks. All that sugar really got to me, def. want to switch it up this year.
- TheSabresTaco

Bought the 50 buck all ya can drink soda/juice insulated mug. Had that with me more than my wallet the whole cruise.

Every time I hear "Jody Gage" I think "J.F. Sauve" and What a Slapper CYR has!
- MEBSabresFAN

And everytime I hear JF Sauve, I think of Gilles Hamel and Norm "hands of stone" Lacombe.

Bought the 50 buck all ya can drink soda/juice insulated mug. Had that with me more than my wallet the whole cruise.
- cabin

Ain't that a fact. All you need is that magic card. Man, I'm so psyched.

New blurg

Fine use of the words, "Quint", "Nice little Story" but good Lord save some room for adjectives to describe your undeniable "humility"!

Good Lord, if you don't watch FOX News while posting.

I'm so glad you came in with your cape and saved the "Professionals Positions" of "Architects and Engineers" who I'm sure haven't ever experienced the world through the narrow lenses of our very own "Hard Hat". Hell they might even be able to view both sides of a debate and gather information to inform themselves and build their knowledge with the help of those around them rather than having an all-seeing eye that allows "THE TRUTH" to be revealed to only you!
- MEBSabresFAN

I did not nor do I come in with my cape brother.

Just happens on most job sites to be honest.

What's on those rolled up pieces of paper I am given by the architect/engineer, 9 times out of 10 never ever work out in the field.

Big word in my biz is "field adjustments" .

Some guys are afraid to make them on the sites without making 20 phone calls and holding up production for 4 hours waiting for a decision from the "offices".

I don't wait, I make happen what I know is the only thing can happen on the job site.
It's why I get "paid".

I have landscape architects and DOT engineers that request me to do all the work on their particular site.
It's not boasting, it's just the truth.
And I mean what the hell, I have been doing it for 28 years now, I should be excellent at it.
And I should be proud, I have run and completed some pretty large projects in my day.
The egos, including the architects , and the EIC's (engineer in charge) make me wanna drink.
Much to my surprise I am NOT an alcoholic.
Hey anyone that has been doing what I have been doing for as long as I have and is good it , should never be afraid nor ashamed of admitting that they are good.
I leave the humility for the people that aren't so confident.

And everytime I hear JF Sauve, I think of Gilles Hamel and Norm "hands of stone" Lacombe.
- grand-magus

Norm "10th Overall pick" Lacombe.......


What a draft

Yzerman went one pick before Barrasso.
Neely went one pick before Lacombe.
Gagner went one pick after Cheighton.


What could have been

And everytime I hear JF Sauve, I think of Gilles Hamel and Norm "hands of stone" Lacombe.
- grand-magus

I Still have the Buffalo News Cut out Picture of the "Young Guns"

Dave Andreychuck, Phil Housley, Paul Cyr, and one of my all time FAVS "Tuckers" Hatty vs. The Bruins in the Playoffs via Penalty Shot!

Sabres on the War Path!

I did not nor do I come in with my cape brother.

Just happens on most job sites to be honest.

What's on those rolled up pieces of paper I am given by the architect/engineer, 9 times out of 10 never ever work out in the field.

Big word in my biz is "field adjustments" .

Some guys are afraid to make them on the sites without making 20 phone calls and holding up production for 4 hours waiting for a decision from the "offices".

I don't wait, I make happen what I know is the only thing can happen on the job site.
It's why I get "paid".

I have landscape architects and DOT engineers that request me to do all the work on their particular site.
It's not boasting, it's just the truth.
And I mean what the hell, I have been doing it for 28 years now, I should be excellent at it.
And I should be proud, I have run and completed some pretty large projects in my day.
The egos, including the architects , and the EIC's (engineer in charge) make me wanna drink.
Much to my surprise I am NOT an alcoholic.
Hey anyone that has been doing what I have been doing for as long as I have and is good it , should never be afraid nor ashamed of admitting that they are good.
I leave the humility for the people that aren't so confident.
- BuffaloHardHat

I actually believe you are showing true "Growth"!

Now if you could apply this, excellence, gained from years of hard work I have no doubt you have put in, turn into the ability to hear other people's perspective and analyze your "opinion" in order to be open minded, you might gain WISDOM and not just EGOTISM