Ramicus

Yukon offers a contract.

Please don't ever post my personal information on the message boards. It's a violation of my privacy. Thanks.

Jokes on you Canadian TPE is worth less than American TPE and English TPE is worthless.

Was expecting Pushkin.
 
Left disappointed.

Taking suggestions for the next PT series. I have a general idea, but I'm open to suggestions.

I don't hate Obama for his skin, I hate him for his politics.

And I still can't believe it's not butter!
Oh, and blame Obama.

Woohoo.

You're not one to talk.

Define good.

The General says he really doesn't feel like moving his equipment, so you should probably draft him.

Also, I like y'all, so draft me.

Some tough decisions.  Wanted guys who hadn't been Super Cup GM's before.
 
Congrats to the following six:
 
Stanando - Lars Berger Kings
Frank - Jardy Bunclewirthlesses
YEAH! - Brekker Bad
Greg - Strauss the Grouses
Ninetyfourgoalie - Walcott Your Ass
Rami - Singhing In The Rain
 
I will be in touch with all of you on a draft date immediately.

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 try to avoid them personally. They give me a a headache.
 
Emotes look good though.

Looks like it's official.
 

Thanks for a great season, Austin.
 
And now...
 

Thanks for a great season, Austin.
 
And now...
 

Food is for the weak. 

Friends, teammates, Yukoners, lend me your ears!
 
Hi. I'm Rami. I've been here for a season and a half by now, so you probably know me. In summary: I'm really awesome. I'm a great guy. I'm a New Yorker (BOO! BOO!), but I hate New York sports teams, so maybe that makes up for it. I'm 17, but I'll be eighteen in March.
 
I'd like to thank Eaglesfan for showing me the ropes, and for giving me this great opportunity.
 
L'chaim!

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 Jaladolar. We have a grand time. Over the past however long we’ve talked, Jala has imparted to me some excellent pieces of advice. I would like to share some with you now, along with, perhaps, a comment from me.
 
“start a retirement plan when you're young / 20 bucks a week even adds up / 20 bucks into a balanced stocks portfolio can rapidly add up” – This one is very timely and sage. As a youngster, sound financial advice is something I don’t get much, so I am very grateful to get some words of wisdom from Jala.
“go to school for something worth a damn / don't get some piece of feces arts degree” – Another timely bit of advice. Many people my age are applying for colleges that offer majors they think will do them well in life. This seems like it could be very poetic, if phrased differently.  It’s only work if you’d rather be doing something else. Someone’s probably said that before, anyhow.
 
In closing, dear readers, I will leave you with a conclusion written for me by Jala himself.
“In closing young Ramicus, all the problems you face in the world can be resolved with a slack jaw and loosened throat. Everything's difficult at first, but with enough practice (with a banana) you can overcome any challenge, no matter how big.”

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 Romanes Eunt Domus, formerly known as OCAirlines, known to some as Winters (that might just be me at this point). We have a grand time. He's pretty cool, even if he is an old geezer (sorry, man). I will now share some words of wisdom given to me just for this little article.
“You have to make your own experiences. People can tell you a lot about life and the world but if you don't experience things and meet people yourselves, you'll never really get a deep understanding of things. So don't by afraid to try new things and meet new people.” - This is pretty sweet advice. I think that a lot of people spend their whole lives hiding in their own circles. This applies to myself just as much as it applies to anybody else, we need to branch out and, in RED's words, “experience things and meet people.”
 
“Just try to keep an open mind throughout your whole life. Some people never had an open mind, others did when they were young but lost it later in life, you have to make sure that you aren't one of these people. There is nothing more important than being open to new ideas or points of view that contradict your own. It will help you grow as a person all your life if you do your best to understand other peoples arguments and motivations, even if they seem like terrible people at first.” This is good, too. Lots of people who are applying to college right now have their whole lives planned out, and have since they were little. College here, grad school there, working in this field, and then dying of stress at the age of sixty seven. RED is, I believe, saying that we need to have some wiggle room. The way we think and feel at the age of eighteen may be completely different from the way we think and feel at the age of twenty, or even nineteen. We shouldn't be so set in our ways that we can never change.
 
In closing, dear readers, I will leave you with one last piece of advice from RED himself, with no explanation.
“Oh, and do sports, there are very few things that are more healthy and rewarding in life.”