Ramicus

- GM

And whose fault might that be? Accepted. I'm willing to sacrifice a season with Demko for a strong season in S43. Thanks to Blues for the easy negotiations, and thank you to Rum_ham for his time in Yukon.

I have spoken to a great many people on this site. There are some with whom I have spoken many times, while others have been one time occasions. One person with whom I talk all the time is Bojo. We talk through VHL occasionally, and we are also in a very well-known kik chat together. He's a pretty cool guy. I will now share some words of wisdom given to me just for this little article. “If you're going to college, don\'t worry about going to the "wrong one". It's about the people you'll meet.” Bojo clearly needs to become a college guidance counselor. People are having nervous breakdowns in my school. It's sort of ridiculous. Perhaps if everyone calmed down, everything would be better. “Sometimes you have to work a crappy job before you can reach a better one.” A comment isn't necessary, but still must be provided. People think that they're going to go to college, and then come out and get the job of their dreams. Bojo's saying that this isn't necessarily the case. “Bills are a thing. Research before you invest. Don't go buying the latest iPhone without a solid plan.” People do this a lot. They see the newest thing and immediately need it. In addition to the last bit, I think the final four words aren't necessary to make a good point. There are people who have owned every iPhone since the first. It's more than a little bit ridiculous. “The world doesn't owe you anything. Only you can make your own life better.” Amen. I don't like these entitled wusses I have around me. I will leave Bojo's final words here as a conclusion, with no explanation. “Things like hard break ups, deaths, and other sad things can make you lose faith in yourself. The recovery time is going to suck, but it will get better.”

Who has a cuter cat- Bojo or me? See one of the Thunderdome threads.

I don't care.

What is this slight on Billy?

I'll see your baby kitten and raise one

Why don't you ever share thispicture on kik?

I could do this.

Two in a row? I'm slipping.

I have spoken to a great many people on this site. There are some with whom I have spoken many times, while others have been one time occasions. One person with whom I haven't really spoken all that much is Flyersfan1493, also known as something Gow. Nevertheless, he's a pretty cool guy, and the conversations we have had are always entertaining. I will now share some words of wisdom given to me just for this little article. “Know how to tie a tie.” Luckily for me, I wear a tie almost every week. Nevertheless, I know plenty of poeople my age who still wear clip-on ties. It's a scary thought. “Learn your limit for drinking alcohol.” Given the professions that are present on the site (Hi, Kendrick), I feel that I should remind everyone that drinking before the proper age as established by your state, province, or nation is bad. I would also remind everyone that if you're going to drink, drink responsibly. Don't pass out in the hallway or anything like that. “You may be able to BS your way through high school and college, but employers can see right through the BS.” No comment is necessary, but I'm going to give one anyway. Learn to work when it's easy so that you're accustomed to it by the time it's more difficult.

Username: Rami Team Name: Debunclewirthed Why Should You Be Picked: Is my inner and outer beauty not enough?

George "The General" Patton - - forward Hits Points

I have no time today. 2, please.

I have spoken to a great many people on this site. There are some with whom I have spoken many times, while others have been one time occasions. One person with whom I particularly enjoy conversing is Mook. We have a grand time. He's pretty cool, and very patriotic. I will now share some words of wisdom given to me just for this little article. “Start working out as soon as possible. Ladies love a man who would do damage if they choose to beat them” This is a strange thing to say, I think. I definitely understand the sentiment, though, especially as an overweight man. Definitely good advice, but I'll give a quick PSA: DON'T BEAT WOMEN. YOU WILL BE ARRESTED. “Don't ever stop playing hockey, if you don't play hockey, start.” I don't play hockey. I never have. Well, I played goalie in camp one summer, but that was street hockey. I know Mook, though, and I think he's saying to find something active that you really enjoy, which in his case is hockey, and to not stop just because you get old and have more responsibilities. “Get your body accustomed to getting 6-8 hours of sleep. When you go to get a job, depending on 10 hours of sleep is just going to suck for you.” When I read the beginning, I was expecting the end to be about getting a proper amount of sleep. I was very mistaken. I think I'm good on this front, though. I get five to six hours a night during the week. “Don't get married at 20, even if you know she is the one for you, give it till after university.” I trust Mooky because he's got some experience here, but I don't quite see the reason for this. In the words of so many people, there's no time like the present. “Once you are out of high school, avoid high school drama.” Even when you're in high school, high school drama absolutely sucks. I can't imaging why anyone would want to be involved in it much past that. “Don't rush life, you'll just miss it quicker.” Implying that we miss it no matter what? It certainly sounds good, though. Take some time to smell the sawdust (I've always liked the smell of sawdust). This actually seems to be a common message in these things.

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The Hero: Puppet Master or Rule of Thumb When we left off, George “The General” Patton was in Havana, Cuba. He had previously been in Cancun, Mexico, but that had only been a layover for a few hours on the way to Havana. Before that, he had been in an undisclosed North American city, where he had been in a really cool rental car but unable to use it. Before that, he had been in Paris, where he had yelled at people from the top of the Eiffel Tower. What was The General doing in Havana, Cuba? Not much at all. He had a small apartment, and a large room in the back of a tall building. He had Cherry Baxter, but she was at the beach most of the time. Apparently Playas del Este (Beaches of the East, for those of you who do not speak the local language of most of the world at this point) was nice most times of the year, even if it was packed with people who weren't Americans (because we all know that proud Americans don't associate with damn commies (and before you get on my case about that one, The General is German and Cherry Baxter is from Australia)). She spent her days swimming and he spent his days training. There would be plenty of time for swimming at the beaches of the Carribean when the evil organization known as HYDRA was vanquished, right? One particular day, George “The General” Patton had allowed himself to sleep in. It was raining, which meant that unnecessary hot sidekick Cherry Baxter was still asleep (beaches really aren't so much fun in the rain). The rain put him in the mood for food, so he ate a bowl of a cereal known as Unique {letter next to L on the keyboard} (copyright laws are destroying the world of George “The General” Patton, aren't they?). Then he ate a second, being hungry. Then he stopped eating and began the long and arduous journey to the little door on the side of the building that was taller than almost everything in Havana. The door was harder to open today, which struck George “The General” Patton as slightly odd. Luckily for the readers, The General was an idiot, and so forced it open. Just a few inches in, a cement wall had replaced the large room of exercise. Further investigation showed a small matchbox taped to the wall. Below it was a small note. “The fire is lit, Mr. Patton.” It was not in Mr. Corey Wayne's now-familiar handwriting. The General was very confused. What was going on? That was the last thing that went through his head before a burlap sack was forced over it, and he was thrown into the back of a truck. Come back next week for… A BRAND NEW SERIES!