[GDT] Oilers @ Flames. 7pm MT. calgaryflames.com

[Redrum]

Wolf even has a badass mask. I like when it doesn't match the uniform too much, it's a lil tacky.

[Reggie Dunlop]

Originally Posted by ryand

Here you go, folks:


https://www.nhl.com/flames/video/t-277437092/c-40471703

Since we've got a Flames bigshot posting in the thread....

You better be bringing back Scorch!

[TrentCrimmIndependent]

Yes ^ scorch for the wranglers please. he's the next gritty waiting to happen

[ryand]

Originally Posted by Reggie Dunlop

Since we've got a Flames bigshot posting in the thread....

You better be bringing back Scorch!

I'm not sure if they listen to me about mascot-related decisions, but I'm trying!

[Sec214]

BRING BACK THE DOME FOAM! New beer sucks ass.

[Your Calgary Flames!]

The game wasn’t loading via my tv. Now I go to the nhl Flames site through the edge app on the Xbox. Works flawlessly.

[fastpuck]

I also can't load the game from the flames website

[Cali Panthers Fan]

Originally Posted by fastpuck

I also can't load the game from the flames website

VPNs are a great thing. That's all I'm saying.

[tony-soprano]

RIP Coolio —go flamessss!!!!

[Backstop]

Hello Greaserville, Id like to introduce you to your new nemesis.



This is Mr Greasy himself, Nazem Kadri. Nazem will be introducing himself to each of you personally during the game.



Ill just go ahead and say you're welcome in advance.

[JurassicTunga12]

wrong thread.

[Jay Random]

Originally Posted by FanIn80

Seniority: a privileged position earned by reason of longer service or higher rank.

Seignority: business owned by an individual without the limited liability protection of a Corp or LLC.

(edit: "senior" is certainly the english derivative of the spanish "seignor"... but "seignority" seems like it would be an english-created-but-spanish-ized derivative of the same word... which I don't believe is a thing, although I am eager to find out if and how wrong I am)

For what little it's worth:

Senior comes straight from Latin, where it originally meant ‘older’.

Seignor is the Old French spelling of senior. The spelling and pronunciation changed to seigneur in modern French. As far as I know, the Old French spelling only survives in a few legal terms such as the ones you're discussing.

Señor is the Spanish spelling of senior. My theory is that the Spanish noticed this odd twiddly symbol in the top-left corner of the keyboard and decided it would be cool to use it for something.

[jg13]

Originally Posted by Sec214

BRING BACK THE DOME FOAM! New beer sucks ass

You prefer Budweiser to Original 16?