4EverRangerFrank

1. Fuck! Another Polish joke. My grandmother wouldn't like this game. 2. When was the first time? 3. Nick Fotiu! If I'm going to get a beating, I want it from a fan favorite. :worship: 4. Crackhead gonna' crack! LOL

Summer class at SUNY New Paltz. She appeared in the doorway surrounded by light. (And no, no acid that day. LOL)

Actually yes and not taking any supplemental life-enhancers either. I was visiting my grandmother in NJ as a 5th or 6th grader and I remember it clear as day (pun intended) the sun on her side of the street while the opposite side was drenched in rain. Only lasted a few minutes but I recall thinking, "Wow, that's different."

You know....right, yes now it's coming back.

1. My uncle is 85 and still a major gearhead. When we would visit he'd take us to the garage to show off his Camaro and talk motors, gear ratios, etc., all Greek to me at the time. My dad was an "all show" guy who drove Cadillacs and was all about shine and ride. My uncle kept talking about this F1 thing so in my teens, I began watching. Only been to one race in Montreal. Still can get goose bumps thinking about the awesome speed you could see with vapor trails coming off the wings. Mouth-dropping acceleration and deceleration. I'd cut off both nuts to drive one. (Vasectomy anyway so cut away!) 2. Ayrton Senna because like all greats, he was fearless. Fangio and Prost and Mansell there are so many I really like. 3. I raced woods enduro motorcycles. 175cc Puch was my ride and I rode nearly every day of the year unless there was too much snow. Man I loved those days going through the trails at speed. Tip for everyone: Trees don't move no matter how hard you hit them. *sang a very high note for days* Casual IndyCar and FormulaE fan. Really enjoy 24-Lemans and that is a bucket list trip with my son.

1. Malkin for sure. Pasqual Dupuis too. I saw them practice at Tate Rink and was in awe of the speed of those guys and the freakin' raw skill. 2. Cigars - fun cars - and shit this one's tough...can I ask the Genie for three more wishes? In spite of the obvious 'snatch' answer it would be my two boys, that would be tough. 3. OMG! While managing a private car collection on lower 11th Ave (the guy owned a 4-story warehouse that was carpeted, heated and A/C for his 200 cars) the Interior Decorator he hired was 50-ish with a very doable physique although I suspect she had high milage on the frame! She wanted to hang some memorabilia on the wall and had me hold the ladder. Up she went and "up I went" looking straight up her cooch as she wobbled on the top rung. The funny part was the other guys wanting to hold the ladder to take a look too. Yup, legs and ass to make a bull leap. Like the line in Caddyshack, "She could suck a golf ball through 50-feet of garden hose." She was the boss's side-hustle. 4. LMAO! Thousands Drew, if she was in her 20s. :D

:rofl: BAck at you Oz! 1. Jean Ratelle was my first fav. Played with a straight blade and so did I back in the wooden-stick era. I figured if you could pass, shoot and back-hand with one you were good. I never really became good...hence the Auctioneer life. 2. My brain is scrambled from smoke-hazed college days. When WBB was going dark there was talk of this new mystical and magical Rangers forum where you needed a good 9-10 inches to be admitted. I got in softly shall we say. :thumbs: 3. Brad Park's book, "Play the Man" was the first-ever library book I can remember reading cover to cover. Way too young watching games back then so I'd like to have seen him in person. 4. Frig! Too many. I used to watch NYR games fully dressed with skates on (carpet living room) watching games in case they asked me to 'jump in.' LOL. Gloves on and holding my Ratelle stick (later a Gene Carr stick) the whole game. 5. IDK man, I just knew you were a funny solid fan that needed a hand off the ledge some nights.

I remember those days of hockey where guys just shadowed the best player. LOL that was the technique. Also was the clutch-n-grab era.

Gorgiev has not been well positioned and like 51 said, he’s been looking behind after the save is made. Not good. Kincaid is not a AHL goalie. He has better fundamentals. Yes, he should start Tuesday IMO.

That’ll count

Joe and Steve gonna’ both be shootin’ ropes excitedly showing the replay over and over.

It’s ok to turn your TV off again. :-(

Turn your TV back on. LOL

We need to find another gear. Quickly.

Kincaid stepped up. Keeping us in it.

LOL Too many men. Kreider was GAF

Not a smart play Chris. D-man was right there.

PIT is noticeably quick on the PK. They move and take away time and space. NYR need to be quicker.

Great start to the period, then? We slowed down a bit? G missed keeping us in it with 2 lame goals?

Yikes. That was quick.

Agree. This should end the “Yeah, but Panarin...” argument. Guy has skills, at least enough get the production we’re seeing.

Glad to see ZIB show that little smile. *relief*

Kakko Chytil Miller Fox So fun watching that group.

Rooney!!

Two quick goals? Damn.