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First of all you have to pick your timing. At a certain point the wings can get a penalty for delay of game. My guess if you do it during the N. A. you'd be ok. But I would buy an extra ticket aka cheap seats $9 so if you do get thrown out, give them that ticket as your seat, walk around to the other entrence and return to you org. seat.

And according to Mcwhatever from the MaComb Daily the wings will carry Howard until his broken finger heals. He will count against the 23 man roster.

Corn good for you. No, has nothing that sticks in your body. Second. Bring pot of water with a bit of salt to boil, throw in corn wait 10 min. Eat.

Are you related to Burke?

I bid you good luck sir. You're attacking 90% of the people here aka "Yanks" You're sparing with one of the girls here which means you're sparing with all of them. and finally if you call a "bird" your girlfriend what do you call a thing with wings, feathers, a beak, and two feet?

My guess is you'll hear more of the young guy. The wings want to do more at TV TO with Jennifer and this guy can yell. He was yelling who wants a T-shirt and they were throwing them, plus some times it's hard to hear Bud.

Really. So you won't mind me telling your boss you don't need a raise. Oh and if it has Stanley Cup something or other, the money first goes to the NHL. I guess he doesn't care about detroit. Recent grants from Ilitch Charities for Children include: Mosaic Youth Theatre - $25,000 to support the student matinee performances of City in a Strait during the month of May. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Coalition on Temporary Shelter (C.O.T.S.) - $150,000 to support the construction of an infant care center for children under the age of two at C.O.T.S. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Junior Achievement Finance Park - $25,000 a year for ten years to support a Little Caesars learning booth at the Junior Achievement Finance Park. The JA Finance Park is a new state-of-the-are, hands-on learning center located in the heart of downtown Detroit. By participating in JA’s custom-designed curriculum, middle and high school students learn “real-life” lessons about personal finance. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Little Caesars AAA and Amateur Hockey Scholarships – $20,000 yearly - Provide two $5,000 scholarships to college bound Little Caesars AAA hockey players. A total of five $2,000 scholarships are awarded to college bound Little Caesars Amateur Hockey League players. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Past Grant Recipients include: Alternatives for Girls Arts & Technology Academy of Pontiac Bill Scruggs Memorial Fund Brendan Filzek Childhood Cancer Assistance Fund Bridging Communities Camp Mak-a-Dream of Michigan Charles H. Wright Museum of African American History Children's Charities Coalition Children First Children's Home of Detroit/Foundation for Exceptional Children Common Ground Sanctuary Curtains & Comfort Dispute Resolution Education Resources, Inc. Fallen Heroes Fund of Oakland County For the Kids Foundation Kids Kicking Cancer/Sickle Cell Kids Like Us Math Corps at Wayne State University Mentoring Solutions The Mission: Prevention Education for Children, Youth and Young Adults Mentoring Solutions MI-COPS Niles Baseball Field Renovation - Niles Community Schools Old Newsboy Goodfellow Fund Pontiac Police Memorial Fund Reaching Higher, Inc. Recording for the Blind & Dyslexic Special Olympics of Michigan Starfish Family Services Think Detroit PAL Turning Point, Inc. Wigs for Kids 1/06 Ilitch Holdings, Inc. “Doing Business in Detroit” - Fact Sheet • Ilitch Holdings was established in 1999 to provide technical and professional services to businesses owned by Michael and/or Marian Ilitch. o Businesses include: Little Caesars Enterprises, Blue Line Foodservice Distribution, Little Caesars Pizza Kit Fundraising Program, Champion Foods, Detroit Red Wings, Detroit Tigers, Olympia Entertainment, Olympia Development, and Uptown Entertainment • Ilitch Holdings has its headquarters in the Fox Office Centre in Detroit. The Ilitch Family purchased the Fox Theatre site in 1987 and completely renovated and restored the theater and office complex. Today, the Fox Theater is one of the most successful and highest grossing live theaters in the United States. Completion of the restoration was capped off in early 2006 with the “crowning” of the landmark building with a star and FOX letter signage atop the building. • Ilitch Holdings has invested over $356 million into Detroit since 1982 • Ilitch Holdings’ family of companies employs over 11,000 full, part-time and seasonal colleagues, over 3,600 of who live in the City of Detroit. • Ilitch Holdings’ pays almost $70 million in taxes annually to the City of Detroit. o Ilitch Holdings has paid over $282 million in taxes to the City of Detroit since 1982. • Ilitch Holdings, through its business units and its designated charity – Ilitch Charities for Children – has donated more than $3.2 million annually to Detroit-based organizations and more than $37 million since 1982. • Little Caesars operates 31 stores in the Detroit city limits making it one of the highest penetration Quick Service Restaurants (QSR) in the market. The first Little Caesars in the Detroit city limits opened in 1967 on West Seven Mile Road. • Each year, Ilitch Holdings’ businesses and venues attract more than 9.5 million visitors to downtown Detroit – totaling more than 63.5 million since 1982. Comerica Park attracted 2 million visitors in 2005. • Comerica Park played host to the 2005 MLB All-Star Game. The All-Star Week festivities were the highest-grossing revenue of any All-Star Game in history. But you're right I'm sure all he does is pocket the money.

Are you a season ticket holder? If so contact your rep and explain. Believe it or not I have emailed mine with questions around 10pm one night and got a response that night. Can't say it will happen but you never know.

Did you file for unemployment yet?

Oh, well then yes it's worth it. If you have a list of things you want, you might want to call them. A signed jersey is probably more at the arena then there. ANd I'd hate to see you get something at the Joe, and then it's cheaper there, that would suck.

As much as I hate it too, it is a business. He does have to pay the team, workers, and others, then pay himself. You get a raise every once in a while so why not the beer guy. Plus the stuff to sell isn't getting cheaper. I'm sure the price to run the arena hasn't gotten any cheaper. (you want ice right) Plus it is an old building so it's more. He is trying. He has brought in a Buffalo Wild Wings stand and they were working on some other things. Hopefully there will be more give-aways this year. It seems like a group bought out the boxes between the miller lite party deck and the legends club, so that's not for us, but still improving. Also, I believe he's playing the Phoenix card and charging more for bigger games due to out of towners buying tickets. Season ticket holders got last years prices for ALL games. We weren't charged the up charge for big games. So if you remember that it doesn't all go into his pocket and the beer guy deserves a raise, may be it won't be so bad. Yea we can *****, and it will make us feel better, but I can see why.

Is it worth it, depends what you want. Since you're going to the game, probably not. That is if you're looking for jerseys and player stuff. You will find more of the less named player stuff. Signed and game worn. Lots of Pictures. However if you're looking for sweatshirts and shirts not really worth it (IMO) 15 to 20 min to the joe?? Hmmm 5pm most people are trying to get out of town, however the 75-696 interchange is a pain. If you plan on going to another game, I'd skip it. Not worth missing opening night. The joe has a lot of the stuff they have there. I go once a year. They might have lots of SCF stuff on sale though now that I think about it.

Chocolate does tend to do that for you. And with Halloween right around the corner......

Sad day indeed OsGod. Glad you got to keep your job. I guess you won't be needing that reference for the Dallas Cowboy Cheerleader lockerroom boy. It's tough in MI. I keep hearing people talk about the last time Mi was this bad. People keep saying, last one out turn out the lights.

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All you, I went there, no one was there (at the first period.) Work compt. won't let me log in so may be new antivirus?

never mind

Picture?

this will keep him in shape until the 2010 olypics. That's why 2 years.

They guy did say he's from Imaginationland in his sig.

Ugh, I swear the young ones one this board are slowing down. First of all don't let it get to you he's a dumb ass. If you remember one thing and one thing only from this, remember this: If someone says I don't remember anything, I was drunk. Your response should always, always be, "do you remember when I ran and got us some more ____ (beer, drink, food) and you said you didn't have any money but would pay me back. Well you owe me $X . And he says no you didn't, I remember that. Kick him in the balls and say I thought you said you didn't remember. Or you'll get the money if he's not lying.

Really it's not your fault that you are H-O-T and a wings fan. May be if she knew what "drop the gloves" ment, she'd be in.

And Jasmine would be????? I'm sure I could go back and read, but this might be faster. I think it's your neice or something?

Ummm you're in Japan, who cares, as far as most of them know it IS a real jersey. After you explain to them what hockey is, hell you can say Z wore it and you're good to go.