Uhhhhhm wth happened?
- RealityChecker

More childish moments.

it's 5am here, I slept thru it all

I advise you to buy a truck like a real man, Jesus, give your balls a tug man, women drive Beemers
- LeftCoaster

No use or need for a truck

No use or need for a truck
- Nighthawk

I was just kidding, but feel free to shoot one across my bow, I'm not easily offended by strangers who type negative stuff about me on the internet.

By the way, it's not about "need", it's about balls

Yup.

- Marwood

Yup

You know I can't stick to the CoC at all times Makita, that'd be no fun! It's the internet, I don't get the crybaby syndrome on here like some but it's sure fun pointing it out to them
- LeftCoaster

Yup

My 3 previous trucks were rams... no cummins tho...
- boonerbuck

I drive a 4500 with a mini roll off system... great truck.

Yup


- Pres.cup

I will continue to conduct myself as I always have and accept the consequences of my actions

This year Dorsett has 12% of his career goals in 2% of his career games.

Uhhhhhm wth happened?
- RealityChecker

This.

Game was worth the stubhub price of admission last night.

This year Dorsett has 12% of his career goals in 2% of his career games.
- A_SteamingLombardi

40% shooting percentage is easily maintained though....right?

I drive a 4500 with a mini roll off system... great truck.
- Pres.cup

good for hauling around Beemers.

40% shooting percentage is easily maintained though....right?
- LeftCoaster

of course it is. just depends if the coach is setting up the right systems.

of course it is. just depends if the coach is setting up the right systems.
- RealityChecker

Coaching 101 man...coaching 101

Apparently shots were fired, damage control is underway.
- LeftCoaster

I haven't been involved in what ever went on earlier... like you I came in, saw that the COC is now the bible and all that stuff and naturally, only needed to read a page or two of the last thread to see why...

40% shooting percentage is easily maintained though....right?
- LeftCoaster

All I see is the 60% chance for improvement.

I was just kidding, but feel free to shoot one across my bow, I'm not easily offended by strangers who type negative stuff about me on the internet.

By the way, it's not about "need", it's about balls
- LeftCoaster

Or making up for lack there of.

you'd think you're driving a dump truck with it's suspension but damn that thing has no issues pulling a 10K pound boat.
- LeftCoaster

I always wanted a cummins... not a person who fiances many things. Cummins with lower miles out of my reach most of my life.

Thinking back, it was never necessary for me... and not practical for someone who parks in the bush hunting for the entire November at higher elevation with no power or anything... guys who bring their diesels to our camp would not start them for the entire trip and a few hours before time to go home, would run a genny to preheat... still an insane smoke show though.

I was a younger man and that Cummins was the unobtainable dream truck at the time. Now I drive the Ford and it's a much stronger truck than my past 2500's with their poop front ends and gutless(but very reliable) gas motors during that 90's/early 2000's era. I still have two of them in my backyard. They both run although the suped up one got crushed by a tree... I still use it to drive off my field into the woods behind my house to collect firewood one cord at a time... the ceiling is pretty low... it's funny...

We have Juolevi on Finnish radar, Petterson on Swedish radar, Tryamkin on Russian radar, Gaudette on US radar, for Olympics, wonder if Canada would be able to take junior players? Would be nice if Kole Lind could attend.

All I see is the 60% chance for improvement.

- boonerbuck

Or making up for lack there of.
- manvanfan

Either way, it's a sound purchase

We have Juolevi on Finnish radar, Petterson on Swedish radar, Tryamkin on Russian radar, Gaudette on US radar, for Olympics, wonder if Canada would be able to take junior players? Would be nice if Kole Lind could attend.
- Reubenkincade

im glad to see that. he had a really poor preseason for some reason and i felt it wasn't truly indicative of his talent. hope he keeps going

glad to see Hutton showing up. hope he continues to improve. could be huge asset for us next few years.

I always wanted a cummins... not a person who fiances many things. Cummins with lower miles out of my reach most of my life.

Thinking back, it was never necessary for me... and not practical for someone who parks in the bush hunting for the entire November at higher elevation with no power or anything... guys who bring their diesels to our camp would not start them for the entire trip and a few hours before time to go home, would run a genny to preheat... still an insane smoke show though.

I was a younger man and that Cummins was the unobtainable dream truck at the time. Now I drive the Ford and it's a much stronger truck than my past 2500's with their poop front ends and gutless(but very reliable) gas motors during that 90's/early 2000's era. I still have two of them in my backyard. They both run although the suped up one got crushed by a tree... I still use it to drive off my field into the woods behind my house to collect firewood one cord at a time... the ceiling is pretty low... it's funny...

- boonerbuck

I bought mine brand new off the lot in 2006 and it's still in great shape, I only have 130K km's on it. It doesn't have all the bells and whistles of a 2017 but I see no reason to get rid of it. My wife says I'm cheap, I like to think of it as I'm responsible with my present and my future.