LV order . . .

Re: LV order . . .

Rob Lee


>Thanks Steve -

All in stock - and the parcel's packed...no shipping today, so it'll leave tomorrow!

Cheers -

Rob

WHOA ! Its like the tool Spirit hangs around here

Steve Mackay

And He's a Hockey Fan Too!!!

Jim Shaver Oakville, Ont.

Yeah, but he roots for the wrong team! :-)

Denis Chenard, up in the arctic watershed basin

You mean he's not watching...

Scott Burr in Ben Lomond, CA


>Football? Ground too hard to kick a ball around in the GWN?

Re: You mean he's not watching...

Dan Clermont in Burnaby


>We play football!!! We use 3 downs instead of 4 though and we used to have two out of the 9 teams with the same name (go figure, they were both called the RoughRiders)

Dan C

Re: wasn't sure...

paul womack


>what a sliding bevel square was;

here's the link.

BugBear

BLACKHAWKS ! . . .

Steve Mackay


>Kind of like the Cubs . . . We keep hoping, but, alas, in vain !

Re: BLACKHAWKS ! . . .

Rob Lee


>Had I been a hockey fan at 5 yrs old, I would have pulled for the Blackhawks...

Cheers -

Rob

(ex-Winnetkan)

Re: BLACKHAWKS ! . . .

Jim Shaver Oakville, Ont.


>Sorry Steve, it's true.

In 1971 they had an awesome team, lost in 7 to my Habs.....Ken Dryden.

So what ever happened to Eric Nesterinko?

take care,

Jim

Ah! But Where's that Big Cup Now? .

Bob Hutcfhins in central TX


>I believe a big wind blew through the GWN and that cup of Mr. Stanley's wound up in Wake County, NC.

Oh, the HUMANITY, eh!

BobH

A place where it doesn't belong :(

Denis Chenard, up in the arctic watershed basin


>Yup, too bad, the 'Canes were the only stumbling block between the Habs and the Cup. Even the 'Canes coach said that the Habs were the toughest team they faced...

DC

BTW

Denis Chenard, up in the arctic watershed basin


>Re-reading myself, the above should be taken tongue-in-cheek... The Hurricanes fully deserve the Cup, they've earned it...

DC

Disappointed Habs fan

Wrong!!!!

Gerry D.


>The Blackhawks have actually managed to win the cup in '34, '38, and '61. There were also a number of years when the 'hawks did not take the cup, but managed to put a competitive team on the ice.

RANT ON

The Cubs are another story. As long as they play at Wrigley, the World's Greatest Beer Garden, and continue to sell-out games (because it's the World's Greatest Beer Garden), Cubs fan's are doomed to a miserable, masochistic existence. It is the baseball equivalent of battered wife's syndrome. Even an abused animal retains enough common sense to run away. Not so with the poor, pathetic Cubbies fans.

RANT OFF

Gerry

Now if we can only find some way to move Wrigley Field to the Southside.

heh heh heh.... cute and true.

V Parisian

True in some ways...

Steve Kubien


>Gerry, I sympathize with you and all Cubs fans. A 100 year rebuilding process is not acceptable. In Toronto there is a similar situation with the Maple Leafs. 1967 was the last time they won Lord Stanley's hardware yet Leaf-Nation continues to sell out every game, every year. Giving up your season tickets? No problem because there are 10's of thousands of people on the waiting list to snatch 'em up.

As for the World's Greatest Beer Garden...on this you are wrong. Oktoberfest in Munich has long been established with that title. In North America, the 3 biggest consumers of beer (going back approx. 15 years now) were Oktoberfest in Kitchener/Waterloo Ontario (a single week) ranks #1. Yup, more beer consumed than anywhere else over a full year. Skydome during its glory years was number 2 and the University of Guelph is #3. Sorry, Chicago, you're still rebuilding.

Kindest regards,

Steve Kubien

Ajax, Ontario

Re: It's World Cup time!

Norman (Ottawa, Ont.)


>No one talking World Cup here.

Final game on Sunday.

Italy vs. France

Guess who I'm rooting for :)

Norman