Oh I certainly wouldn’t mind but as I said she’s the one working, which is what got us out of any family gathering *dances a little*, and the idea of going out for game 1 was hers so she gets the call. The place she’s suggesting makes Caesars she loves as well so that might make her lean that way as well.

That being said we still made sure we had what we needed here, and I’ve already got the “Happy Easter” phone calls out of the way, now it’s simply relaxation time, the baileys in the coffee was a nice touch and yes, I’ll admit it, I enjoyed an early 4:20 pipe
- Dozzer

It's celebration day come on .....

Preping meat balls for the night and I am not even Italian, but their food is great.
I am not sure Italians would eat my cooking though. My wife does not eat meat, so I have to do it myself, I am fine with this.
- alex.TML

and if you squish those meatball, you could have a sliders to eat between two small buns.

and if you squish those meatball, you could have a sliders to eat between two small buns.
- dmnted

It makes it more North American style.
Good idea!

Yes, I was born in Soviet Union in 1957 and left in 1991, right before collapse.
I am not good in Easter rules, but full belly never should not be a problem.
- alex.TML

I’ll 57’ since that’s my dad’s year. He was 20 and already married when I was born in 77’. I also love 91’, it’s the year I started playing bass, and hell, I just played Friday opening for Bobnoxious ffs lol, still at er.

As for rules don’t worry about them, “whatever works best for you without hurting others is all you need to know and sometimes you even need to break that in which case be ready to say sorry” is all dad ever taught me.

I tried convincing Mrs Wods that a 5pm dinner would be great rather than the traditional 7pm start. She didn’t bite, so I suggested a less formal setting - everyone grab a plate, gather around a TV of your choice and have a nice relaxing dinner. That suggestion just got the chicken look and a “You need to clean up the herb pots this morning.”
She doesn’t care, fellas.
- Woderwick

Having Easter Linner (2pm)

It's celebration day come on .....
- dmnted

I’m holding off til noon for me 2nd one lol

I'm sad to see you're still alive. I hope when I wake up tomorrow, this won't be the case. May the shame of being the degenerate in your family that ditched one losing team for an even more pathetic franchise be the factor that stops your urine and feces infested heart to stop beating. In the meantime, I'm going to ponder the glory if what could have been if only we considered taking Laine over Matthews.
- systemtool

If i needed viagra, this would be it.

Few hours from now 7 bones, 22 lbs...

My girl is currently at work til 3. Our current debate is whether to watch the game at home with beer, burgers, and poutine or to head out to Fatty Patty’s (we’ve checked, it’s open) and have draft beer, better burgers, and better poutine while still watching the game. We’ll see how she feels after work.

Go Leafs Go.
- Dozzer

Start at pub. Eat, drink, watch the first two periods. Head home during 2nd intermission, have a scotch for the 3rd period.

I’ll 57’ since that’s my dad’s year. He was 20 and already married when I was born in 77’. I also love 91’, it’s the year I started playing bass, and hell, I just played Friday opening for Bobnoxious ffs lol, still at er.

As for rules don’t worry about them, “whatever works best for you without hurting others is all you need to know and sometimes you even need to break that in which case be ready to say sorry” is all dad ever taught me.
- Dozzer

I also played bass in school, still my favorite instrument. Never been good enough, but like to listen to some great bass lines on YT.
Don't remember what was in 77, but 72 and 75 were great for sports.
In 72 hockey summit, Munich Olympics and Spassky played Firsher.
In 75 Red Army played Montreal Canadiens and it was the best hockey I ever seen until now. My teams never win anything, not choosing them wisely.

Few hours from now 7 bones, 22 lbs...


- Interloper

Just don't over cook. It looks great.

Few hours from now 7 bones, 22 lbs...


- Interloper

What time are we supposed to be there?
Ill bring the scotch and a few Muskoka Tread Lightly's.

Start at pub. Eat, drink, watch the first two periods. Head home during 2nd intermission, have a scotch for the 3rd period.
- Fakepartofme

As I said it will be her choice.

Why? She’s still hot and I am not. So if she’s willing to expose herself publically with me I’m all for it lol

You can tell the owner of this place is an old school bruins fan tho, but it’s tons of Orr pics so I really don’t mind, also that being said there quite a few Gilmour, Clark and Sundin pics too so I just pick the appropriate table

https://www.tsn.ca/nhl/ol...neup-for-game-1-1.2292032

I also played bass in school, still my favorite instrument. Never been good enough, but like to listen to some great bass lines on YT.
Don't remember what was in 77, but 72 and 75 were great for sports.
In 72 hockey summit, Munich Olympics and Spassky played Firsher.
In 75 Red Army played Montreal Canadiens and it was the best hockey I ever seen until now. My teams never win anything, not choosing them wisely.
- alex.TML

The f’n habs won it in 77’.

So, my dad, the guy who I’m named after, who was born the same year as you, was pretty damn happy *grumbles* lol

Mark Masters
@markhmasters
So, this is what we expect to see from the Leafs in Game 1:

Knies - Matthews - Marner
Domi - Tavares - Nylander
McMann - Holmberg - Robertson
Lorentz - Laughton - Jarnkrok

McCabe - Tanev
Rielly - Carlo
Benoit - Ekman-Larsson

Stolarz starts
Woll

The f’n habs won it in 77’.

So, my dad, the guy who I’m named after, who was born the same year as you, was pretty damn happy *grumbles* lol
- Dozzer

I was born in 77...

The f’n habs won it in 77’.

So, my dad, the guy who I’m named after, who was born the same year as you, was pretty damn happy *grumbles* lol
- Dozzer

Haha, I could not feel the pain then, I was still rooting for Spartak Moscow.

I was born in 77...
- systemtool

I served in Army in Western Ukraine this time, until 79.

I was born in 77...
- systemtool

Same here, Aug 30 for me, and you?

Haha, I could not feel the pain then, I was still rooting for Spartak Moscow.
- alex.TML

I see some things still remain unknown lol

I see some things still remain unknown lol


- Dozzer

I think it was 3 players from Spartak playing against Canada in 1972 summit: Jakushev, Shadrin and Zimin.
Jakushev scored 7 goals in these series.

I'm sad to see you're still alive. I hope when I wake up tomorrow, this won't be the case. May the shame of being the degenerate in your family that ditched one losing team for an even more pathetic franchise be the factor that stops your urine and feces infested heart to stop beating. In the meantime, I'm going to ponder the glory if what could have been if only we considered taking Laine over Matthews.
- systemtool

I think it was 3 players from Spartak playing against Canada in 1972 summit: Jakushev, Shadrin and Zimin.
Jakushev scored 7 goals in these series.

- alex.TML

Just browsing over some pics and 15 looks like he was a truly skilled power forward, one that could glide but had brakes, and knew how to use his hands.

I’m guessing he wasn’t easy to bounce off the puck either.

Going for lunch soon now. Then I'm freeee. Baseball in the sun if it's not too chilly. And drinks till hockey
- systemtool

Temp in the back yard is beautiful right now, not that I get to enjoy it yet. Once my wife’s parents show up, then it’s officially beer time with my father in law. The things you have to do for family. Plus, ham on the grill needs constant attention, right guys?