Need to upgrade Hutton
Too inconsistent

the hat strikes me as an affectation
- Der Kaiser

You need a gimmick when you're as talented as me

Brandon is a St. John Fisher alum and was college buddies with one of my real good friends. Four of us had seats on the 50 yard line right underneath the MNF cameras.

It was a great game and a great victory when we left with only a few seconds left on the clock.
- Der Kaiser

I was there too, I never heard a stadium so loud. I remember Witner watching the onside kick roll past him, Folk makes the kick but Jauron called timeout, and then he goes and makes it again. Ughhh

Hey guys, I'm prepping to release a folk-y country album, I'd appreciate anyone who would check out the new songs I have up on my website "The Branches Always Creaking, In the Woods" and give me some feedback


- chilliard77

It's a little too "atmospheric" to be considered folk or country to me. It's more of an acoustic session with distorted (apple chewing?) sounds.

I feel like it would benefit from more instruments or harmonies. Something to add more depth

You need a gimmick when you're as talented as me
- chilliard77

“I will wait for you, here in a winter zoo.”

It’s a song about unrequited love. You can have it.

It's a little too "atmospheric" to be considered folk or country to me. It's more of an acoustic session with distorted (apple chewing?) sounds.

I feel like it would benefit from more instruments or harmonies. Something to add more depth
- jcragcrumple

Drums with a back beat, a four chord progression; five fingers of whiskey and three rails of blow.

Drums with a back beat, a four chord progression; five fingers of whiskey and three rails of blow.
- Der Kaiser

I don't think you can have a folk song that doesn't have only G, C, and D.

I was there too, I never heard a stadium so loud. I remember Witner watching the onside kick roll past him, Folk makes the kick but Jauron called timeout, and then he goes and makes it again. Ughhh
- joevthree

We were ahead when I walked out of the stadium, watched the kick on the channel 2 truck in the lot.

Tough loss

It's a little too "atmospheric" to be considered folk or country to me. It's more of an acoustic session with distorted (apple chewing?) sounds.

I feel like it would benefit from more instruments or harmonies. Something to add more depth
- jcragcrumple

That sound is my fireplace. It got picked up on the tape. I just hired some studio musicians to fill in the gaps a little. Thanks for listening sir

“I will wait for you, here in a winter zoo.”

It’s a song about unrequited love. You can have it.
- Der Kaiser

That's deep

Hey guys, I'm prepping to release a folk-y country album, I'd appreciate anyone who would check out the new songs I have up on my website "The Branches Always Creaking, In the Woods" and give me some feedback


- chilliard77

- BeadyEyedDouche

I (think) you're just kidding

- BeadyEyedDouche

Suck it, Beady.

I was there too, I never heard a stadium so loud. I remember Witner watching the onside kick roll past him, Folk makes the kick but Jauron called timeout, and then he goes and makes it again. Ughhh
- joevthree

That same year I believe was the game that Denver was out of timeouts and they ran Elam on the field to win it with one second left as well.

Was also the Kevin Everett injury

Was the first NFL game I can recollect and remember. I was 12 years old.

I can't see them altering the tandem. I believe the plan from the get-go was for Hutton and Ullmark to gradually switch roles over a three-year period.

They were rock solid in October then for the most part poop the bed until just prior to the suspension of play. Imo, what happened in between was defensive breakdowns and poor play in net.

Drums with a back beat, a four chord progression; five fingers of whiskey and three rails of blow.
- Der Kaiser

Now those are some lyrics

For the hatty:

The Last Dance fortified everything that was said here concerning Jordan being the best, including the football-like style of play that ruled the NBA at that time. 49 and 63 points against a Celtics team featuring five HOF'ers and a comment from Bird saying," That wasn't Michael Jordan, that was God disguised as Michael Jordan." (or something close to that)

Yeah, I'm in a mood.

For the hatty:

The Last Dance fortified everything that was said here concerning Jordan being the best, including the football-like style of play that ruled the NBA at that time. 49 and 63 points against a Celtics team featuring five HOF'ers and a comment from Bird saying," That wasn't Michael Jordan, that was God disguised as Michael Jordan." (or something close to that)

Yeah, I'm in a mood.
- Michael Pachla

I don't think anybody from that era would dispute Jordan being the greatest of all time except for some members of the 91 Pistons team, who still appear to have a sour taste in their mouths from that.

I don't think anybody from that era would dispute Jordan being the greatest of all time except for some members of the 91 Pistons team, who still appear to have a sour taste in their mouths from that.
- buffalofan19

What really stands out in that era is the uber-competetive nature of the game. The great ones, and great teams hated to lose and wanted to win at all costs. You had the Celts not shaking hands with the Pistons and the Pistons not shaking hands with the Bulls after series losses. A lot of bad blood

Why do i keep seeing so many ppl seemingly love the idea of getting Jesper Fast so much?

28 year old who was on pace for *career high*
14goals-20assists-34points

AND... I don’t see much upside potential either
1- bc of his age
2- he played on the 2nd line for them

Maybe a good 3rd liner?
But i think we already have that in Kahun & Johansson... don’t we???

Why do i keep seeing so many ppl seemingly love the idea of getting Jesper Fast so much?

28 year old who was on pace for *career high*
14goals-20assists-34points

AND... I don’t see much upside potential either
1- bc of his age
2- he played on the 2nd line for them

Maybe a good 3rd liner?
But i think we already have that in Kahun & Johansson... don’t we???
- jdfitz77

because Botts wants to play a Fast style of the game..

because Botts wants to play a Fast style of the game..
- SabresFaninIndiana

I see what you did there!

I see what you did there!
- IonSabres

CeeLo, I need you to go watch the front door

I can't see them altering the tandem. I believe the plan from the get-go was for Hutton and Ullmark to gradually switch roles over a three-year period.

They were rock solid in October then for the most part poop the bed until just prior to the suspension of play. Imo, what happened in between was defensive breakdowns and poor play in net.
- Michael Pachla

I do not think the D was remotely close to what people are saying

fancy stats can say whatever the hell they want, but the eye test said there was many point blank shots on goal due to SH!TTY play by many of our d men

scandella was one of our best defensive guys and once that sinks in people will realize how bad a bunch of our core guys were in their own end


after saying that, hutton flat out sucked for most of the season

Why do i keep seeing so many ppl seemingly love the idea of getting Jesper Fast so much?

28 year old who was on pace for *career high*
14goals-20assists-34points

AND... I don’t see much upside potential either
1- bc of his age
2- he played on the 2nd line for them

Maybe a good 3rd liner?
But i think we already have that in Kahun & Johansson... don’t we???
- jdfitz77

I remain equally dumbfounded by if as well.
3RW is his fit, not sure what his contract will be...$2.25?
At 28, I would hope they can do better.
I would love to see Kahun or Mojo at 3RW as that means they have a better player at 2RW.