Alumni in the Pros - September 2008

[Beeeej]

Sorry... I just got really tired of seeing "Alumnis" and "Auguust" at the top of the forum.  It's been September for over a week now.

[David Harding]

If you look beyond the photo referenced here http://elf.elynah.com/read.php?1,132201,132366#msg-132366 and try to read the text http://hd.se/sport/2008/08/08/roegle-malmoe-0-0/, you will see several occurrences of "Abbot".  It looks to me as though they were both in the starting line-up and Chris scored a goal in the third period of the game being reported.

[RichH]

Even further down, there's an ad for a Canadian chain called "Boston Pizza."  Because if there's one thing that Boston is famous for...it's pizza??

[Beeeej]

[quote RichH]Even further down, there's an ad for a Canadian chain called "Boston Pizza."  Because if there's one thing that Boston is famous for...it's pizza??[/quote]

Well, it's famous for its regional specialty, candlepin pizza.

[jtwcornell91]

[quote RichH]Even further down, there's an ad for a Canadian chain called "Boston Pizza."  Because if there's one thing that Boston is famous for...it's pizza??[/quote]

They do strange things in Scandinavia.  For instance there's a chain of American-style bars called O'Malley's with Boston sports team logos all over them.  On the plus side, they serve Boston Ale,

[Rich S]

perhaps in the North  End?

[Al DeFlorio]

[quote RichH]Even further down, there's an ad for a Canadian chain called "Boston Pizza."  Because if there's one thing that Boston is famous for...it's pizza??[/quote]
I suppose no one in Canada would have a clue if it were called New Haven Pizza.

[Josh '99]

[quote RichH]Even further down, there's an ad for a Canadian chain called "Boston Pizza."  Because if there's one thing that Boston is famous for...it's pizza??[/quote]They're setting a low bar.  If you call a place "New York Pizza" everyone is bound to be disappointed, but call it "Boston Pizza" and nobody expects much of you.

[ugarte]

[quote jtwcornell91][quote RichH]Even further down, there's an ad for a Canadian chain called "Boston Pizza."  Because if there's one thing that Boston is famous for...it's pizza??[/quote]

They do strange things in Scandinavia.  For instance there's a chain of American-style bars called O'Malley's with Boston sports team logos all over them.  On the plus side, they serve Boston Ale,[/quote]
They were supposed to open in Ireland but there was a typo. At that point it's in for a dime, in for a dollar.

[Rich S]

[quote Al DeFlorio][quote RichH]Even further down, there's an ad for a Canadian chain called "Boston Pizza."  Because if there's one thing that Boston is famous for...it's pizza??[/quote]
I suppose no one in Canada would have a clue if it were called New Haven Pizza.[/quote]

been there, done that...over rated.

[Al DeFlorio]

[quote Rich S][quote Al DeFlorio][quote RichH]Even further down, there's an ad for a Canadian chain called "Boston Pizza."  Because if there's one thing that Boston is famous for...it's pizza??[/quote]
I suppose no one in Canada would have a clue if it were called New Haven Pizza.[/quote]

been there, done that...over rated.[/quote]
Exactly what one would expect from someone who thinks green and yellow uniforms are in the slightest attractive.

[Josh '99]

[quote Al DeFlorio][quote Rich S][quote Al DeFlorio][quote RichH]Even further down, there's an ad for a Canadian chain called "Boston Pizza."  Because if there's one thing that Boston is famous for...it's pizza??[/quote]
I suppose no one in Canada would have a clue if it were called New Haven Pizza.[/quote]

been there, done that...over rated.[/quote]
Exactly what one would expect from someone who thinks green and yellow uniforms are in the slightest attractive.[/quote]Ooh, we haven't had an AlD-RichS flame war in a while.  ::popcorn::

[Rita]

[quote Josh '99][quote Al DeFlorio][quote Rich S][quote Al DeFlorio][quote RichH]Even further down, there's an ad for a Canadian chain called "Boston Pizza."  Because if there's one thing that Boston is famous for...it's pizza??[/quote]
I suppose no one in Canada would have a clue if it were called New Haven Pizza.[/quote]

been there, done that...over rated.[/quote]
Exactly what one would expect from someone who thinks green and yellow uniforms are in the slightest attractive.[/quote]Ooh, we haven't had an AlD-RichS flame war in a while.  ::popcorn::[/quote]

Like the chill in the morning air, it is another sign that hockey season is almost here.
Some lucky people already got their 2008-2009 hockey tickets!

[billhoward]

[quote Al DeFlorio][quote Rich S][quote Al DeFlorio][quote RichH]Even further down, there's an ad for a Canadian chain called "Boston Pizza."  Because if there's one thing that Boston is famous for...it's pizza??[/quote]
I suppose no one in Canada would have a clue if it were called New Haven Pizza.[/quote]

been there, done that...over rated.[/quote]
Exactly what one would expect from someone who thinks green and yellow uniforms are in the slightest attractive.[/quote]

Al, the road unis are practical: If you have to blow your nose, you don't need a hankie.

[Rich S]

What is your problem with Green and Gold?  Just upset about the losses last year to Clarkson, or  And what does that have to do with an opinion on New Haven pizza?

NH pizza is overrated in the opinion of nearly everyone in our group who had it a couple of times in the past several years.  Of course, were spoiled having had the superior NYC and NJ pizza.