4/3/12:Breakfast Bus Is Full Of Cake on a Tuesday

[JayBee]

Originally Posted by DOC

We used to play hockey in the street when I was young. My brother played goalie and he was I think 10, I was about 12. We'd have friends over and my dad and one of his friends would come over. Everyone skated and my Dad was an incredible skater. Near us we had a sporting goods store that sold second-hand pads that were still in great shape and my Dad would get some for us on his way home from work. Usually the games would end because my brother and Dad would get into a legit fight. As my brother got older I remember he pulled my Dad's shirt over his head and started pounding on him

You guys had some intense games! Our pickup games never turned into that, but our neighborhood games had fights. I had a few, especially with this one kid Kevin, who kept picking fights with me. I wasn't a big kid or much of a fighter, but I could defend myself and I would usually end up beating him up. Next game, he'd start again, I'd beat him up and the cycle would repeat itself. It was Dubinsky/Richards before Dubinsky/Richards.

Originally Posted by Brad Bensons Ad Agency

I think he scored like 20 goals one year and then dissapeared. He had a contract dispute and they shipped him to Vancouver. I remember reading a few years ago that he still shows up to Devils games and ended up playing for a long time in Sweeden or Switzerland and did really well for himself.

The series they played the Rangers in '92 I remember him scoring a few big goals.

A guy who I felt was on the Devils forever was Tommy Albelin. They kept bringing him back.

[DOC]

Originally Posted by JayBee

We basically decided on the bus ride home what we were doing after school. We'd get into something for a long stretch and then on the ride home someone would go, "Charlie wants to play hockey today..." so we played hockey. Unless it snowed...that was an automatic football day.

Snow football with my dad and brother was great. I remember when I was really little in the Fall my Dad played a game with us called "Fumble" where he'd throw the ball in the air and then it would bounce, and all three of us would try to get full possession of it.

In the summer we'd also play "American Gladiators" ad set up an obstacle course in the backyard to be The Eliminator and use the NERF guns to play Assault.

[Not in da Building]

Ottis!

[oomer]

The Fray's national anthem, STILL wasn't the worst rendition ever.

[Say Hello to Ottis]

Originally Posted by Not in da Building

Ottis!

[JayBee]

Originally Posted by DOC

Snow football with my dad and brother was great. I remember when I was really little in the Fall my Dad played a game with us called "Fumble" where he'd throw the ball in the air and then it would bounce, and all three of us would try to get full possession of it.

In the summer we'd also play "American Gladiators" ad set up an obstacle course in the backyard to be The Eliminator and use the NERF guns to play Assault.

I play that with my son now, he calls it "the fumble game."

As a kid, we played a similar game to that. We called it "kill the guy with the ball." You'd throw it up, someone would pick it up and then you'd just run around until you were tackled. Then you threw the ball up in the air and someone else got it.

[The Agency]

Originally Posted by JayBee

You guys had some intense games! Our pickup games never turned into that, but our neighborhood games had fights. I had a few, especially with this one kid Kevin, who kept picking fights with me. I wasn't a big kid or much of a fighter, but I could defend myself and I would usually end up beating him up. Next game, he'd start again, I'd beat him up and the cycle would repeat itself. It was Dubinsky/Richards before Dubinsky/Richards.




The series they played the Rangers in '92 I remember him scoring a few big goals.

A guy who I felt was on the Devils forever was Tommy Albelin. They kept bringing him back.

Devils do have a loyalty to alot of the old guys. Albelin/Chico/Daneyko/Driver/Stevens/Terreri/Dowd are always involved some way or the other

[The Agency]

Originally Posted by DOC

Snow football with my dad and brother was great. I remember when I was really little in the Fall my Dad played a game with us called "Fumble" where he'd throw the ball in the air and then it would bounce, and all three of us would try to get full possession of it.

In the summer we'd also play "American Gladiators" ad set up an obstacle course in the backyard to be The Eliminator and use the NERF guns to play Assault.

Football in the snow or rain was the best ever

[Say Hello to Ottis]

Originally Posted by oomer

The Fray's national anthem, STILL wasn't the worst rendition ever.

[Lubz]

Originally Posted by JayBee

I play that with my son now, he calls it "the fumble game."

As a kid, we played a similar game to that. We called it "kill the guy with the ball." You'd throw it up, someone would pick it up and then you'd just run around until you were tackled. Then you threw the ball up in the air and someone else got it.

We played a game called Wall Ball. You threw a tennis ball against the wall and everyone tried to catch it. If you touched the ball and didn't hang on you had to run to the wall and touch it and until you did anyone could pick up the ball and throw it at you.

No way they would let that happen in todays schools.

[The Agency]

Originally Posted by Lubz

We played a game called Wall Ball. You threw a tennis ball against the wall and everyone tried to catch it. If you touched the ball and didn't hang on you had to run to the wall and touch it and until you did anyone could pick up the ball and throw it at you.

No way they would let that happen in todays schools.

We called it "suicide". Kids used to get really messed up playing that

[Lubz]

Originally Posted by Brad Bensons Ad Agency

Devils do have a loyalty to alot of the old guys. Albelin/Chico/Daneyko/Driver/Stevens/Terreri/Dowd are always involved some way or the other

And dats why folks da Giants, da Yankees, and da Devils ah dah class of dah town.

[JayBee]

I was playing NHL '94 last night...forgot how fun that game was.

[Lubz]

Originally Posted by Brad Bensons Ad Agency

We called it "suicide". Kids used to get really messed up playing that

I touched the ball once but redirected it airborne, laid out to try and grab in and came down with my junk on an iron pipe sticking 2 feet out of the ground for the chain blocking the back parking lot.

OH THE PAIN

[Not in da Building]

RG3 decline a declined a private invitation to workout with the Colts.. I guess Mike told Julio to send RG3 a message that Luck is going to the Colts

[SandyCat]

Originally Posted by Say Hello to Ottis

happy birthday sandzzz

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HAPPY BIRTHDAY SANDYCAT!!!

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HAPPY BIRTHDAY TO THE BOARDS FIRST LADY SANDZ!!!!!!


SANDZ CANO

Originally Posted by potroast

Hayuge Happy Birthday to SandyCat



Hope You Have a Great Day!!!

You guys are too much!! Thank you all!!

[Uttah Disastah]

Originally Posted by Lubz

We played a game called Wall Ball. You threw a tennis ball against the wall and everyone tried to catch it. If you touched the ball and didn't hang on you had to run to the wall and touch it and until you did anyone could pick up the ball and throw it at you.

No way they would let that happen in todays schools.

I loved that game. They could either peg you with the ball before you got back to the wall or they could throw the ball at the wall, and if the ball beat you to the wall you had to stand facing the wall and everyone got a shot to peg you once while you stood there.

[Uttah Disastah]

Originally Posted by oomer

The Fray's national anthem, STILL wasn't the worst rendition ever.

Jennifer Hudson beat the thing to shreds at the Super Bowl a few years ago

[the_coach]

Originally Posted by JayBee

I play that with my son now, he calls it "the fumble game."

As a kid, we played a similar game to that. We called it "kill the guy with the ball." You'd throw it up, someone would pick it up and then you'd just run around until you were tackled. Then you threw the ball up in the air and someone else got it.

We called that "Smear the Queer"...(before that word had the
connotations it has these days)...


NTTAWWT

[Lubz]

Originally Posted by Uttah Disastah

I loved that game. They could either peg you with the ball before you got back to the wall or they could throw the ball at the wall, and if the ball beat you to the wall you had to stand facing the wall and everyone got a shot to peg you once while you stood there.

Yes! Forgot about that rule but I do recall now standing against that wall covering the package