I didn't say they are.
- Scoob

Yes you said.

Dave Hakstol is the greatest coach of all-time and is without fault. These are the facts.
- Scoob

has the octopus been covered in expired mayonnaise for a week? or did someone take an octopus that had been dead for a week and cover
him with mayonnaise?
- YuenglingJagr

Little bit of both.

um, pulled pork with cole slaw is fantastic
- Scoob

Cole slaw is trash.

That said.... I would understand THAT particular combination, even if I don't like it.

However, that sandwich is not on the Primanti Bros menu:

https://www.primantibros....f/menu-pgh-city-strip.pdf

- dragonoffrost

A mentally-handicapped patient with large hands?

I disagree that Couturier has "mitts of a brick layer". He actually has very good hands, and a really good wrist shot. I believe he has a confidence issue right now, and is thinking too much. Last night, Mason overplayed to one side on the wrap around goal, but otherwise was very good, including in the shootout. Mason's play last night gave the team a chance to win the game.
- MJL

saying brick layers don't have soft hands is also a bit stereotypical

um, pulled pork with cole slaw is fantastic
- Scoob

Big fan of cole slaw, but not mixed with meat.

has the octopus been covered in expired mayonnaise for a week? or did someone take an octopus that had been dead for a week and cover him with mayonnaise?
- YuenglingJagr

Has to be the latter. Nobody leaves mayonnaise around long enough to expire.

saying brick layers don't have soft hands is also a bit stereotypical
- YuenglingJagr

Well, you can debate that if you wish, but I got the gist of what he was trying to say with that analogy.

Yes you said.
- jmatchett383

lol!

I swear, that's what some people see though.

Has to be the latter. Nobody leaves mayonnaise around long enough to expire.
- Scoob

I think that's the only use that mayonaisse has.

Primantis cole slaw isnt even good and the fries are soggy. The meat is also as tough as the mitts of a brick layer

A mentally-handicapped patient with large hands?
- jmatchett383

Horrible time for a picture but how the hell do you hold that many baseballs.

Funny story, as a kid (somewhere around age 5 or 6) I met Bob Boone at an autograph signing. I proceeded to tell him he was my second favorite catcher. Bob Boone's reply "let me guess, Johnny Bench, and yes he's my son's favorite player too."

Well, you can debate that if you wish, but I got the gist of what he was trying to say with that analogy.
- MJL

I think "hands of brick" would be a bit more correctifying.

Horrible time for a picture but how the hell do you hold that many baseballs.

Funny story, as a kid (somewhere around age 5 or 6) I met Bob Boone at an autograph signing. I proceeded to tell him he was my second favorite catcher. Bob Boone's reply "let me guess, Johnny Bench, and yes he's my son's favorite player too."
- dragonoffrost

haha that is pretty awesome

I think "hands of brick" would be a bit more correctifying.
- jmatchett383

Rod Brind'Amour hands?

Cole slaw is trash.

That said.... I would understand THAT particular combination, even if I don't like it.

However, that sandwich is not on the Primanti Bros menu:

https://www.primantibros....f/menu-pgh-city-strip.pdf
- johndewar

I would eat there.

But what kind of dork calls out the #2 best seller? (No, it's not ironically funny.)

Horrible time for a picture but how the hell do you hold that many baseballs.

Funny story, as a kid (somewhere around age 5 or 6) I met Bob Boone at an autograph signing. I proceeded to tell him he was my second favorite catcher. Bob Boone's reply "let me guess, Johnny Bench, and yes he's my son's favorite player too."
- dragonoffrost

Well, he's not Mike Liberthal, who was no Darren Daulton. But he's okay as a BENCH player. GET IT!?!?!?

um, pulled pork with cole slaw is fantastic
- Scoob

second this motion

Rod Brind'Amour hands?
- dragonoffrost

No, that was hands of steel. You can't make a rod of brick...can you?

I mean, you could mold one, sure, but it's not typically done.

I would eat there.

But what kind of dork calls out the #2 best seller? (No, it's not ironically funny.)
- Scoob

Some of those sandwiches just sound horrid with cole slaw and fries on them.

I'd probably go due to it being like out of towners going to Pat's or Geno's here.

Some of those sandwiches just sound horrid with cole slaw and fries on them.

I'd probably go due to it being like out of towners going to Pat's or Geno's here.
- dragonoffrost

Just go to the Blue Line Cafe and get some wings. It's one block away from the CEC.

Well, he's not Mike Liberthal, who was no Darren Daulton. But he's okay as a BENCH player. GET IT!?!?!?
- jmatchett383

Oh I've heard that bad joke before as I've been at Phillies games in a Bench Jersey

Some of those sandwiches just sound horrid with cole slaw and fries on them.

I'd probably go due to it being like out of towners going to Pat's or Geno's here.
- dragonoffrost

there is a reason it is open 24 hrs

Oh I've heard that bad joke before as I've been at Phillies games in a Bench Jersey
- dragonoffrost

Were you sitting down on a BENCH when you heard it?

I disagree that Couturier has "mitts of a brick layer". He actually has very good hands, and a really good wrist shot. I believe he has a confidence issue right now, and is thinking too much. Last night, Mason overplayed to one side on the wrap around goal, but otherwise was very good, including in the shootout. Mason's play last night gave the team a chance to win the game.
- MJL

I think Couturier has always been a bit gun shy with the puck. His confidence being down is just compounding that. He passed up a clear shot from the slot last night. That can't happen, he's at his best when he's funneling pucks to the net and getting his hands dirty near the crease.

The quality of scoring chances this team defense is giving up is out of control. Mason saved at least 10 goals last night but is chastised for 1 bad read on a major defensive break down.