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Rep Retirement Lodge #111: Filling in for the night shift

Rep Retirement Lodge #111: Filling in for the night shift

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Re: Rep Retirement Lodge #111: Filling in for the night shift

MinnesotaNorthStar said:
She didn't...but, even if she did it's her little brother. She can call him a girl if she so chooses. :D

Interview has been moved up to 12:30 tomorrow. I apparently get to tour the facility as well. :)
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Good point, though I don't think I ever really picked on him much. I let our other brother do the dirty work. ;) :p

Good luck tomorrow!
 
Re: Rep Retirement Lodge #111: Filling in for the night shift

FadeToBlack&Gold said:
Maybe PK Subban will beat him up.
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I've been impressed by Subban's play. He skates well, carries the puck well, jumps into the offensive play as a supporting player when it's appropriate and not at the expense of giving the opposition a chance for an "odd man rush." He strikes me as the type of defenseman who doesn't, and won't, take mindless penalties. Good sized kid, good skater, offensively adept, young. These playoffs may be his introduction to Montreal's lineup for the next decade. He's making an impressive NHL debut.
 
Re: Rep Retirement Lodge #111: Filling in for the night shift

mookie1995 said:
Some of us only acknowledge an original 12! ;) :D
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Good idea, since the "original 6" aren't really the original 6. They are just the teams the survived the great depression and world war II.

edit: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/1917–18_NHL_season
I found it crazy that the Stanley Cup Finals that season were between the Toronto Maple Leafs and the Vancouver Millionaires (WCHL). Game 1 was in Toronto on March 20th, Game 2 was in Vancouver on March 23, Game 3 was in Toronto on March 26, Game 4 was in Vancouver on March 28 and Game 5 was in Toronto on March 30. After reading that, no team should be complaining about travel now days, did they even have planes big enough for the entire team? Could you even charter a plane at that time? Were these train trips from hell? :eek:
 
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Re: Rep Retirement Lodge #111: Filling in for the night shift

Good Afternoon, Lodge!

The place I work at is a "Christian Based" company and after the morning break there is a prayer. I prefer to go back to work. I went to the prayer today because they had a speaker and it got me out of work for an extra 45 minutes and they had food. The speaker was the chaplain for the Milwaukee Brewers and the best part is that he is a Chicago Cubs fan.
 
Re: Rep Retirement Lodge #111: Filling in for the night shift

Lady wore Black said:
Good Afternoon, Lodge!

The place I work at is a "Christian Based" company and after the morning break there is a prayer. I prefer to go back to work. I went to the prayer today because they had a speaker and it got me out of work for an extra 45 minutes and they had food. The speaker was the chaplain for the Milwaukee Brewers and the best part is that he is a Chicago Cubs fan.
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Isn't that a conflict of interest? :p
 
Re: Rep Retirement Lodge #111: Filling in for the night shift

Howdy, Lodge. Pad thai makes up for being sodden at work all day.

Also, does Painted Bandit's statement make him the King of Wisconsin?
 
Re: Rep Retirement Lodge #111: Filling in for the night shift

Beer Pong Horn said:
Howdy, Lodge. Pad thai makes up for being sodden at work all day.

Also, does Painted Bandit's statement make him the King of Wisconsin?
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He does fit the stereotype of a Sconni. Drinks a lot, *s animals, isn't that bright....:D
 
Re: Rep Retirement Lodge #111: Filling in for the night shift

*facepalm*

This applies to this conversation AND the AIM conversation I'm having.
 
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