One cup of water... one spoonful of fake coffee(AKA Instant coffee)... six spoons of sugar, and half a cup of vanilla ice cream. ...Dunkin' Dog-nuts ain't got nothin' on that.
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- B. Stinson
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- bruins72
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I'm living out in the sticks now, so my coverage isn't as good (which isn't a real loss since I can't drink coffee anymore) but in the city I lived most of my life in there had to have been at least a dozen Dunkins, just counting the ones I knew of. Although if you count the ones in gas stations... oh boy. There were probably a few more in parts of the city that I really didn't go around too. When I last lived there we had a Dunkin about 200-300 yards from my door then there was one about a mile away in one direction, and another about 1/2 a mile away in a gas station. Then another one about a mile from that. Plus there was another about a mile or two in another direction. I'm starting to think I may have low balled that dozen number. We've got 2 within a mile of my office too. It's insanity!bigargon wrote:I agree with bruins DD is scary in their coverage . I figure at least in connecticut their is one DD for about every three miles. In my city alone their are six dunkin donuts. of course being the North east USA were a bunch of crazy, high stressed maniacs, just try driving around Connecticut, or worse Boston or NYCbruins72 wrote:No way. Dunkin is deeply entrenched in the US. I think the only place they're not huge is the west coast. There are a few Tim Hortons here but they don't make an impact. Plus, I was just reading an article in the paper and I saw something saying that Tim Hortons was bought by either Arby's or Wendy's. I can't remember which. The article was about Arby's buying out Wendy's. But it doesn't really matter. Your big coffee chain is owned by a second or third rate fast food chain. Here, Dunkin is the big dog and they own other chains.
Back to the topic at hand though! Even though I've been missing from practice lately, it seems that I am still playing in games. I played 7 games in the past month. So at least we know I'm not lost in the wood of Maine. It seems my player is just a head case. Hey Calv, is there any chance you could take a peek at the new in my player history and see if there are any more details there? Maybe it might list dates he was missing from practice or something?
Oh and... OMG! What is up with that guy having all these NHL teams interested in him at the age of 16 or whatever we are now? That's crazy!
- batdad
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- CatchUp
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What's the deal with Dunkin Donuts? Something exciting I should know about?thunderbug wrote:BTW I live in a town of 340k without a single Dunkin Donuts its in the Midwest btw.
We have Tim Hortons here in Canada - their coffee is waaay overrated. Everyone drinks it, but it's just not that good.
Sounds like I would enjoy B.Stinson's blend though....
All I have to say about my TBL star is I'm glad he's outperforming batdad.
- ElQuapo
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J. Jorgensen
Played 40 games with 30 goals, 31 assists, +20, 38 PIMs and an average rating of 7.13
Wanted by Northern Michigan Wildcats & Mass.-Lowell River Hawks
Go Northern Michigan
I still think it is weird that I can score that many points and have a fairly low average rating - I fear my player is one of the guys with 110-120 potential
Oh well, at least I will get a free education and get to score lots of college chicks
Played 40 games with 30 goals, 31 assists, +20, 38 PIMs and an average rating of 7.13
Wanted by Northern Michigan Wildcats & Mass.-Lowell River Hawks
Go Northern Michigan
I still think it is weird that I can score that many points and have a fairly low average rating - I fear my player is one of the guys with 110-120 potential
Oh well, at least I will get a free education and get to score lots of college chicks
- bruins72
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It all goes back to batdad saying something about my player opening up a donut shop because I don't show up to practice. Dunkin Donuts started out as a New England donut and coffee shop chain and has grown into a huge business with franchises all over the place. There are still some parts of the US that they're not very big in but they've got heavy coverage along the east coast. You know how everyone cracks jokes about there being a Starbucks everywhere? Well that's Dunkin Donuts here. Starbucks is actually small business here. Dunkin has more of a general appeal.CatchUp wrote:What's the deal with Dunkin Donuts? Something exciting I should know about?thunderbug wrote:BTW I live in a town of 340k without a single Dunkin Donuts its in the Midwest btw.
We have Tim Hortons here in Canada - their coffee is waaay overrated. Everyone drinks it, but it's just not that good.![]()
Sounds like I would enjoy B.Stinson's blend though....![]()
All I have to say about my TBL star is I'm glad he's outperforming batdad.
Thunderbug... seriously, it's not the donuts. I think he had to take up a part time job fighting bears for the tourists just to get by. He's got a wife and 3 kids to take care of.
I really do wonder where I went wrong creating my player that he is such a headcase?
- Loosie
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HOLY rubbish!!! January was a good month for my guy.
11GP 8G 13A...and that brings my season to over a PPG rate!
Just out of curiosity...and I think this is more for the next couple of seasons, will be keeping an eye on the World Juniors? I realize not many 16 year olds will make it, but the next two seasons many of us might.
11GP 8G 13A...and that brings my season to over a PPG rate!
Just out of curiosity...and I think this is more for the next couple of seasons, will be keeping an eye on the World Juniors? I realize not many 16 year olds will make it, but the next two seasons many of us might.
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TheBigM
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- batdad
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Really? You think so? Won't be long. I have all the potential you know. My ratings are based solely on the fact that Chilliwack sucksCatchUp wrote:What's the deal with Dunkin Donuts? Something exciting I should know about?thunderbug wrote:BTW I live in a town of 340k without a single Dunkin Donuts its in the Midwest btw.
We have Tim Hortons here in Canada - their coffee is waaay overrated. Everyone drinks it, but it's just not that good.![]()
Sounds like I would enjoy B.Stinson's blend though....![]()
All I have to say about my TBL star is I'm glad he's outperforming batdad.
- LoXish
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Mannnn I don't get it:
Lantz Leiweke:
Played 60 games with 42 goals, 53 assists, +25, 82 PIMs and an average rating of 7.2
95 pts in 60 games, +25 and still only a 7.2 -- I have the fifth most goals out of all the TBL guys.
Oh well, maybe I'll crack 100 pts for the first time in my career. No better time to do it than in my rookie season in the Q.
Lantz Leiweke:
Played 60 games with 42 goals, 53 assists, +25, 82 PIMs and an average rating of 7.2
95 pts in 60 games, +25 and still only a 7.2 -- I have the fifth most goals out of all the TBL guys.
Oh well, maybe I'll crack 100 pts for the first time in my career. No better time to do it than in my rookie season in the Q.
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Another update done.
In the world Jr's
USA had:
Stinson,
Frantz(8 points),
Hartfield(5 points),
Pysent(7 points),
Anderssen(4 points),
McConnell(5 points),
Rahl(8 points)
Rice
Canada had:
Fillion(3 points)
Roux(1 point)
Finland had:
Tasku(4 points)
Hivri(4 points)
Rotta(3 points)
Slovakia had:
Timura(1 point)
In division 1 Jrs
Denmark had:
Jorgensen(7 points - Team high)
Germany:
Billen(9 points - team high)
GB had:
Cherry(13 points - tournament high)
Calv(9 points)
Roach(8 points)
Ward(6 points)
Rayment(4 points)
Torso(3 points)
Archibalduk(1 point)
Sweden had:
Corinthian(8 points - Joint Team high)
Zetterman(7 points)
Helmersson(5 games 5 wins 1.2 GAA 0.96% 3 shutouts)
In the world Jr's
USA had:
Stinson,
Frantz(8 points),
Hartfield(5 points),
Pysent(7 points),
Anderssen(4 points),
McConnell(5 points),
Rahl(8 points)
Rice
Canada had:
Fillion(3 points)
Roux(1 point)
Finland had:
Tasku(4 points)
Hivri(4 points)
Rotta(3 points)
Slovakia had:
Timura(1 point)
In division 1 Jrs
Denmark had:
Jorgensen(7 points - Team high)
Germany:
Billen(9 points - team high)
GB had:
Cherry(13 points - tournament high)
Calv(9 points)
Roach(8 points)
Ward(6 points)
Rayment(4 points)
Torso(3 points)
Archibalduk(1 point)
Sweden had:
Corinthian(8 points - Joint Team high)
Zetterman(7 points)
Helmersson(5 games 5 wins 1.2 GAA 0.96% 3 shutouts)
- Raymondo316
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What the heck ???? Why am i back down on the Junior team!!!! 63 points in 34 games & they decide to send me downMatt Rayment:
Chieftains:Played 34 games with 35 goals, 28 assists, +8, 60 PIMs and an average rating of 7.12
Chieftains Jrs:Played 10 games with 3 goals, 6 assists, -1, 6 PIMs and an average rating of 6.60