BRUINS GDT GAME 14 7:14 PM - Bonjour/Hi Poutineville, The 2 refs have the same first name (Chris) - NESN, CBC, NHLN (NO ESPN+), 98.5 WBZ-FM, 690 AM CKGM

[hrdpuk]

Thanks Fenway

Sauerkraut smells great and is a healthy food

 

[nORRis8]

Spider-sence tells me there may be a few scraps tonite.

 

[caz16]

Thanks Fenway

Sauerkraut smells great and is a healthy food

Yuck....lol I hate the smell and taste. The only German food I like is cake. I hate beer too, we have the second largest Oktoberfest in the world and I have never been.....lol

 

[JOKER 192]

The Leafs are my most hated rival now , but I will still enjoy this one .

Nothing irks me like the bleu,blanc, rouge
and their fans. Nothing.

 

[ORR4EVAH]

Where's Shatty?

 

[HumBucker]

Not sure anyone from the US had the pleasure of watching this however this song is stuck in my mind everytime Boston faces Montreal. Love Leonard Cohen. Enjoy!

Glad I finally got to see Leonard in concert a few years before he passed.

Still... Everybody Knows, the Bruins are the better team.

 

[hrdpuk]

Yuck....lol I hate the smell and taste. The only German food I like is cake. I hate beer too, we have the second largest Oktoberfest in the world and I have never been.....lol

Not much of a beer fan myself but like some German/Polish food . Love Italian food. Calamari tomato sauce over pasta tonight. Pasta will score.

 

[RI.B FAN]

I can honestly say I like the Habs from a from a nostalgic point of view. First hockey game for me 1957 at the Garden Canadian's -Bruins 2-2 . I remember standing and down this entrance way and watching the B's come out of the locker room . They looked like monsters ,scarred up missing teeth giants. What a game. I can't explain the level of excitement I was experiencing

I can still see Lafleur banging home that late 3rd period goal against my Boy Gilbert, Goaltenders didn't look like staypuff marshmello men back then.

 

[JCRO]

I miss the habs being competitive from a rivalry standpoint. That’s it. Other than that they can stink up the place

 

[RI.B FAN]

Where's the "I'm scared" guy?

He isn't scared any more?

 

[JOKER 192]

I don't know if it's because I live among them but I can't bring myself to say anything kind about the Habs. My hate for them is irrational, I know, but I can't change it. There is nothing I hate more.

 

[GahdenRinkRat]

I can still see Lafleur banging home that late 3rd period goal against my Boy Gilbert, Goaltenders didn't look like staypuff marshmello men back then.

Arrrggh, the nightmares persist for me…must have spent a week crying in my backyard (in my Gilbert jersey). F the Habs, doesn’t matter who is wearing the vaunted toilet seats

 

[Ladyfan]

Yuck....lol I hate the smell and taste. The only German food I like is cake. I hate beer too, we have the second largest Oktoberfest in the world and I have never been.....lol

I agree completely!

 

[eightspokedb]

Not sure anyone from the US had the pleasure of watching this however this song is stuck in my mind everytime Boston faces Montreal. Love Leonard Cohen. Enjoy!

.....oh my.....

 

[jgatie]

I agree completely!

You weren't raised in my home, where my German mother would mix applesauce in with the sauerkraut in order for you to get a taste for it. Eventually, you didn't need the applesauce anymore. To this day, if I were getting the needle tomorrow, my last meal would be roast pork loin w/ gravy, spaetzle, sauerkraut and applesauce, washed down with a good Riesling.

 

[Mione134]

Y'all must of never tried my late grandmothers traditional belgian sauerkraut recipe.

Heaven. On. EARTH.

*Chefs kiss*.

My mom still makes the recipe that was taught by her mother, and her mothers mother. It tastes like home.

Now I'm hungry for it! Go Bruins!

 

[jgatie]

Y'all must of never tried my late grandmothers traditional belgian sauerkraut recipe.

Heaven. On. EARTH.

*Chefs kiss*.

My mom still makes the recipe that was taught by her mother, and her mothers mother. It tastes like home.

Now I'm hungry for it! Go Bruins!

My grandmother was Bavarian. She taught the recipes to my father, because my mother (her daughter) couldn't cook to save her life (the most she did was mix in the applesauce when it was on the plate). My dad passed them down to us kids.

 

[Ladyfan]

My grandmother was Bavarian. She taught the recipes to my father, because my mother (her daughter) couldn't cook to save her life (the most she did was mix in the applesauce when it was on the plate). My dad passed them down to us kids.

I am a wicked picky eater.

I haven't eaten potatoes in 60 years. Almost every night as a child the table would be cleared and I would be still there with whatever the potato of the night was. I never eat lima beans, meatloaf or beef stew either.

 

[JOKER 192]

Will have to watch this one on Monday when I get home from vacations. I wouldn't be able to watch it even if i was home because of regional blackouts.

Go Bruins, gimme something good to watch when I get home.

 

[BMC]

GDT:

Well here we are once again. Time to play those poutine swilling punks from Poutineville who wear the rouge blanc et blue jersey with the toilet seat logo.

This being the 100th season for the Boston Bruins I think it is more important than ever that the Bruins beat the shit out Les Canadiens. Just to show those upstarts who is the biggest bear around.

I want a tough physical game right from the opening face off. I want every Bruin to hit a Hab hard whenever the opportunity presents itself (That means you too Danton Heinen)Smash them, crush them, pound them, beat them into poutine!!!!

f*** the Hated Habs!!

 

[sarge88]

I am a wicked picky eater.

I haven't eaten potatoes in 60 years. Almost every night as a child the table would be cleared and I would be still there with whatever the potato of the night was. I never eat lima beans, meatloaf or beef stew either.

Can‘t deal with the texture of mashed potatoes or anything else mashed and hot. Squash, oatmeal, etc.

My grandmother pretty much served the entire thanksgiving dinner mashed, aside from turkey, green beans and rolls.

Mashed potatoes, mashed carrots, turnip, stuffing.

Even the cranberry sauce was the type closer to applesauce…not the canned kind.

TG dinner for me was pretty much turkey and a dinner roll growing up.

lol

 

[badbrewin]

I don't know if it's because I live among them but I can't bring myself to say anything kind about the Habs. My hate for them is irrational, I know, but I can't change it. There is nothing I hate more.

Someone I can relate to. Growing up in Mtl as a teenager from the early to mid 80's, being a B's fan was a cruel and lonely place.

Not sure about you, but I may be a marvel of modern science with never having required counselling, LOL.

 

[jgatie]

I am a wicked picky eater.

I haven't eaten potatoes in 60 years. Almost every night as a child the table would be cleared and I would be still there with whatever the potato of the night was. I never eat lima beans, meatloaf or beef stew either.

I'm with you on the Lima Beans. Lima Beans, liver, and sea urchin are the only things I won't willingly eat. Dont hate potatos, but I prefer them roasted or fried (not french), rather than baked, mashed, boiled etc.

 

[toria13]

I lived in Germany briefly as a teenager and one of my favorite dishes was kaesespaetzle (wow that looks awful without diacritics) with sauerkraut. There was a stand that sold it by the shopping mall near my school and I was completely obsessed. I love sauerkraut!

 

[jgatie]

I lived in Germany briefly as a teenager and one of my favorite dishes was kaesespaetzle (wow that looks awful without diacritics) with sauerkraut. There was a stand that sold it by the shopping mall near my school and I was completely obsessed. I love sauerkraut!

Spaetzle in any form is the ultimate comfort food. When they ran out of spaetzle at the Biergarten at Disney, my family almost rioted.