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SCLI
New York Islanders
Location: Hockey Hotbed of the South!, SC
Joined: 09.17.2007

Feb 29 @ 2:25 PM ET
He hasn't had the tradeable assets to get the meat in the past, The team didnt have a superstar on the brink (JT) to draw a free agent to them.... So yes.

XxNYIxX

- XxNYIxX


Oh I hope you are right. Its been quite awhile since we've enjoyed an Islander off season.

EDIT : Its been quite awhile since we've enjoyed an Islander season.
kasperrko
New York Islanders
Location: Spring Hill, FL
Joined: 03.09.2007

Feb 29 @ 2:25 PM ET
Very Good Kasper
- SCLI


Thanks once in a while I can be witty. Sad thing is that is the way the mangement thinks I mean look at the players and the coaches we have. I could see it now trade day:

Snow: Hey so what will you give me for Pandolfo, REasoner and Staois?

Other GM: Who? I thought they retired years ago?

Snow: Oh they did but back when we were all in juniors I promised them taht if I ever became GM of an NHL team that they will be able to play for me and continue playing hockey well into there 50's and behind.

Other GM: Click

I mean really the only reason we picked up Nabby in the first place was he was super cheap. If there was money attached we would not even be having a discussion about him staying. I mean look at our coach they grabbed him from the local pizzeria and Blam O head coach
bixll
Location: New Glasgow, NS
Joined: 09.04.2008

Feb 29 @ 2:28 PM ET
But he cant just renovate it, he cant just re-build it.... he cant just relocate.. its not something he can just snap his fingers and get done... you make it sound like thats the case.


XxNYIxX

- XxNYIxX


X, he has had 5 or 6 years to make the plan, it is not a new issue. He has owned the team for how long? Was the rink a piece of poop when he bought the team, yes... What is the plan for our piece of poop rink.....I'm not sure, lets play political poop shovelling for a couple of years, and blame the no plan on the local politics..Still no business plan moving forward...


Good (frank)in thing he is very rich..
SCLI
New York Islanders
Location: Hockey Hotbed of the South!, SC
Joined: 09.17.2007

Feb 29 @ 2:28 PM ET
Thanks once in a while I can be witty. Sad thing is that is the way the mangement thinks I mean look at the players and the coaches we have. I could see it now trade day:

Snow: Hey so what will you give me for Pandolfo, REasoner and Staois?

Other GM: Who? I thought they retired years ago?

Snow: Oh they did but back when we were all in juniors I promised them taht if I ever became GM of an NHL team that they will be able to play for me and continue playing hockey well into there 50's and behind.

Other GM: Click

I mean really the only reason we picked up Nabby in the first place was he was super cheap. If there was money attached we would not even be having a discussion about him staying. I mean look at our coach they grabbed him from the local pizzeria and Blam O head coach

- kasperrko


Your on a roll.

Every time I read your post I laugh a little harder.
XxNYIxX
New York Islanders
Location: Clayton, NC
Joined: 02.26.2007

Feb 29 @ 2:31 PM ET
X, he has had 5 or 6 years to make the plan, it is not a new issue. He has owned the team for how long? Was the rink a piece of poop when he bought the team, yes... What is the plan for our piece of poop rink.....I'm not sure, lets play political poop shovelling for a couple of years, and blame the no plan on the local politics..Still no business plan moving forward...


Good (frank)in thing he is very rich..

- bixll



Im not getting into this again

XxNYIxX
SCLI
New York Islanders
Location: Hockey Hotbed of the South!, SC
Joined: 09.17.2007

Feb 29 @ 2:33 PM ET
Im not getting into this again

XxNYIxX

- XxNYIxX


Lets discuss something that we can all agree upon. Humm. Killing Coyotes!
bixll
Location: New Glasgow, NS
Joined: 09.04.2008

Feb 29 @ 2:34 PM ET
Lets discuss something that we can all agree upon. Humm. Killing Coyotes!
- SCLI


I have wacked only one, with a Winchester 270, out the window of my hunting camp.. Its stomach was solid full of deer hide, with the hiar on the hide nibbled off it. very interesting thing. Only 27 lbs, they are very hairy and look larger than they are.
XxNYIxX
New York Islanders
Location: Clayton, NC
Joined: 02.26.2007

Feb 29 @ 2:40 PM ET
Lets discuss something that we can all agree upon. Humm. Killing Coyotes!
- SCLI



Its quite amazing how they are making their way across the country into states that haven't traditionally had them

XxNYIxX
kasperrko
New York Islanders
Location: Spring Hill, FL
Joined: 03.09.2007

Feb 29 @ 2:42 PM ET
Lets discuss something that we can all agree upon. Humm. Killing Coyotes!
- SCLI


I think the Coyotes have played well this year I dont think we need to kill them the NHL sooner later will do that on there own
bixll
Location: New Glasgow, NS
Joined: 09.04.2008

Feb 29 @ 2:44 PM ET
Lets discuss something that we can all agree upon. Humm. Killing Coyotes!
- SCLI


I send you some pics.
SCLI
New York Islanders
Location: Hockey Hotbed of the South!, SC
Joined: 09.17.2007

Feb 29 @ 2:44 PM ET
I have wacked only one, with a Winchester 270, out the window of my hunting camp.. Its stomach was solid full of deer hide, with the hiar on the hide nibbled off it. very interesting thing. Only 27 lbs, they are very hairy and look larger than they are.
- bixll


Real nasty looking critters. Fortunately we rarely see em. When we do its usually on Cloudy days or at dusk. I guess they feel more at ease in low light conditions. But at nite you can hear em. Very aery.

Folks down here are encouraged to shoot and kill them. They are a nusense in some areas. So far I have not had the opportunity to do so. But I'm looking forward to it. We have a lot of young kids and pet dogs in my neighborhood. My neighbor called me the other day to come and shot one. Turns out it was a goat.
bixll
Location: New Glasgow, NS
Joined: 09.04.2008

Feb 29 @ 2:45 PM ET
Real nasty looking critters. Fortunately we rarely see em. When we do its usually on Cloudy days or at dusk. I guess they feel more at ease in low light conditions. But at nite you can hear em. Very aery.

Folks down here are encouraged to shoot and kill them. They are a nusense in some areas. So far I have not had the opportunity to do so. But I'm looking forward to it. We have a lot of young kids and pet dogs in my neighborhood. My neighbor called me the other day to come and shot one. Turns out it was a goat.

- SCLI


Far better eating,
Cptmjl
New York Islanders
Joined: 11.05.2011

Feb 29 @ 2:46 PM ET
He hasn't had the tradeable assets to get the meat in the past, The team didnt have a superstar on the brink (JT) to draw a free agent to them.... So yes.

XxNYIxX

- XxNYIxX

dont agree
kasperrko
New York Islanders
Location: Spring Hill, FL
Joined: 03.09.2007

Feb 29 @ 2:48 PM ET
dont agree
- Cptmjl


Dude this is now coyotebuzz. We dont have time to discuss that team on Long Island who underachieves every year
Cptmjl
New York Islanders
Joined: 11.05.2011

Feb 29 @ 2:49 PM ET
Dude this is now coyotebuzz. We dont have time to discuss that team on Long Island who underachieves every year
- kasperrko

good thing, i was done
SCLI
New York Islanders
Location: Hockey Hotbed of the South!, SC
Joined: 09.17.2007

Feb 29 @ 2:50 PM ET
Its quite amazing how they are making their way across the country into states that haven't traditionally had them

XxNYIxX

- XxNYIxX


When I lived in NC. I was told they were a problem. I was living very rural. About 15 east of Lake Lure. Never saw or heard one. Plenty of deer, fox and turkeys but never saw a coyote. Now that I'm in SC. I heard em and see em.

But nothing was like what I experienced when I spent a week in Oklahoma. Once the sun went down. You were afraid to leave the cabin. Seriously. Between all the coyotes and the rattle snakes. The sounds at night were like nothing I had ever heard before. I dont scare easily but I locked the door and shut the windows.
XxNYIxX
New York Islanders
Location: Clayton, NC
Joined: 02.26.2007

Feb 29 @ 2:52 PM ET
dont agree
- Cptmjl



not surprised, thankfully.. you dont have to

XxNYIxX
Cptmjl
New York Islanders
Joined: 11.05.2011

Feb 29 @ 2:54 PM ET
not surprised, thankfully.. you dont have to

XxNYIxX

- XxNYIxX

bixll
Location: New Glasgow, NS
Joined: 09.04.2008

Feb 29 @ 2:54 PM ET
When I lived in NC. I was told they were a problem. I was living very rural. About 15 east of Lake Lure. Never saw or heard one. Plenty of deer, fox and turkeys but never saw a coyote. Now that I'm in SC. I heard em and see em.

But nothing was like what I experienced when I spent a week in Oklahoma. Once the sun went down. You were afraid to leave the cabin. Seriously. Between all the coyotes and the rattle snakes. The sounds at night were like nothing I had ever heard before. I dont scare easily but I locked the door and shut the windows.

- SCLI


It was -14 here this morning, we received another about 10 inches of Snow last night, No wonder I can't stand Garth..
Cptmjl
New York Islanders
Joined: 11.05.2011

Feb 29 @ 2:55 PM ET
not surprised, thankfully.. you dont have to

XxNYIxX

- XxNYIxX

I am predictably consistent
SCLI
New York Islanders
Location: Hockey Hotbed of the South!, SC
Joined: 09.17.2007

Feb 29 @ 2:56 PM ET
Far better eating,
- bixll


Yea! Turns out my Muslim neighbor who owns a Greek Diner. (not making this up)
Goes out and buys live goats every once in awhile. Maybe he substitutes goat for the lamb in the gyro. Goat is much cheaper.

Buying live goats for food is big down here. The Mexicans go to the farms and buy em for weekend celebrations.

Personally I'd rather have venison. Only had goat once and wasnt impressed.

Maybe it was prepared wrong? I dont know
XxNYIxX
New York Islanders
Location: Clayton, NC
Joined: 02.26.2007

Feb 29 @ 2:56 PM ET
I am predictably consistent
- Cptmjl



One of the many things i like about ya!

XxNYIxX
SCLI
New York Islanders
Location: Hockey Hotbed of the South!, SC
Joined: 09.17.2007

Feb 29 @ 2:57 PM ET
I send you some pics.
- bixll


Jethro09
New York Islanders
Location: NJ
Joined: 08.16.2007

Feb 29 @ 2:58 PM ET
I agree, but at some point the (frank)in owner has to step up and make a plan, then stick to it. Renovate it, re-build it, move it, re-locate them, make a (frank)in plan and allow the team to know what, where and when.

It actually is a business and needs to be operated as such.I do know, that if I operated my division the same way, I would be out of work..

- bixll

We all would be.
bixll
Location: New Glasgow, NS
Joined: 09.04.2008

Feb 29 @ 2:59 PM ET
Yea! Turns out my Muslim neighbor who owns a Greek Diner. (not making this up)
Goes out and buys live goats every once in awhile. Maybe he substitutes goat for the lamb in the gyro. Goat is much cheaper.

Buying live goats for food is big down here. The Mexicans go to the farms and buy em for weekend celebrations.

Personally I'd rather have venison. Only had goat once and wasnt impressed.

Maybe it was prepared wrong? I dont know

- SCLI


Only had Goats milk as a kid, milk alergy growing up. However, I grew up eating deer meat, and it does make a differnece how it is prepared.

You guys only have little ones down there, they must be tasty. They get pretty big up here, and the males are not great to eat after they are deep into the rut, all the fat is gone...
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