Game Seven
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It started with he training missions so i played instant action and played that though a few times, how ever later last night not even that would work with the same issue were the game would not un-pause.
Any ideas ?
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It started with he training missions so i played instant action and played that though a few times, how ever later last night not even that would work with the same issue were the game would not un-pause.
Any ideas ?
Igorokk said:
It started with he training missions so i played instant action and played that though a few times, how ever later last night not even that would work with the same issue were the game would not un-pause.Any ideas ?
Oh man, lots of ideas. Most involve you pay-palling me several thousand dollars. But really, I have no idea how this got here. Looks like a video game question somehow found its way to this board, complete with the questioner taking the time to register.
Igor, did you accidentally type in the wrong open window or is this some sort of clever spam attempt?
Beanpot
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It started with he training missions so i played instant action and played that though a few times, how ever later last night not even that would work with the same issue were the game would not un-pause.
Any ideas ?
Igorokk said:
It started with he training missions so i played instant action and played that though a few times, how ever later last night not even that would work with the same issue were the game would not un-pause.Any ideas ?
Hit the power button to off, it will solve all problems.
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Igorokk said:
It started with he training missions so i played instant action and played that though a few times, how ever later last night not even that would work with the same issue were the game would not un-pause.Any ideas ?
Hit the power button to off, it will solve all problems.
Hit the power button to off, it will solve all problems.
Hah! So true.
No power button on this game - unless the Wings grab a 3ish goal lead early.
Beanpot
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It's a shame no one on these teams as Ovechkin's charisma, it's kind of amazing that both have more than one "best in the world" calibur players. Ovechkin has one hell of a team around him but with Crosby and Malkin (or Malkin and Crosby) locked up long term, and are only getting better...and Fleury isn't even 25 years old? I hope it still turns into an epic rivalry, but it doesn't really look like the Penguins are going anywhere.
Here's to Mason, Nash and Filatov being the next big 3. 🥷
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4 years old at RFK with my Pops. 1977 vs Eagles. Charlie Taylors last year as a player.
We won 23-17, but I really only remember a few images from that game. Nothing concrete, but that was my first Skins Game.
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Since this seems like the de facto hockey (or first Redskins game memories?) thread here, I'll use it to share probably the best sports story I've read in years.
http://sports.yahoo.com/nhl/blog/puck_dadd...?urn=nhl,180369
How a Penguins fan crashed the Stanley Cup party after Game 7
By Greg Wyshynski
Jealousy is usually an unfortunate human trait, but there should be some sort of cosmic dispensation for the rest of mankind upon hearing the story of Ryan Kraft, aka the guy who crashed the Pittsburgh Penguins' Stanley Cup celebration after Game 7 in Detroit.
The 32-year-old salesman, a former hockey star at Centerville High School in Washington Twp., Ohio, told his tale to the Dayton Daily News over the weekend, and it's a doozy: Sneaking onto the ice at Joe Louis Arena after the Penguins defeated the Detroit Red Wings, getting back into the locker room with the Cup and even getting an autographed champagne bottle from Mario Lemieux.
From the Daily News, here's how Kraft maneuvered down from the stands to the ice, in his own words:
"So I go over in position where a family member might be, and after about 15 minutes, (defenseman) Philippe Boucher(notes) skates over and points to the guy in front of me. When that guy raises his hand, I raise mine. The security guard sees both of us, opens the door and everyone just assumes I'm a relative.
"Once on the ice, it's open season. I have access to the tunnel back to the locker room and it's just a big celebration - players everywhere, hanging out, playing music and spraying champagne.
"A couple players pick me up and swing me around. I'm spraying a bottle of champagne. Amazing."
Amazing doesn't do it justice. Check out the full photo gallery of Ryan Kraft's adventures with the Penguins and the Stanley Cup, including a suspicious Sergei Gonchar; a shirtless Rob Scuderi; and just in case you were worried about not feeling an intense, searing jealousy of the dude, Kraft hoisting the Stanley Cup in the Penguins' locker room. We're in awe of this guy; this is like something out of a candy bar commercial. Or, at the very least, a special section in next season's NHL security manual.
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Here's the link for all the photos....
http://projects.daytondailynews.com/cache/...80209ryankraft/
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