My Favorite Picture
by hurricanefever on Feb 14, 2012 11:47 AM EST
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Something a little lighter in tone is probable appropriate.
Here is an image I took a long time ago at a Canes Game. It remains one of my favorite images. When we were sitting in the stands that game the whole section broke out laughing at this lineup for a faceoff. I wish I had caught the look on Ray's face. Priceless! How about yours?
Or care to provide a caption for this one?
How about: "Now....how tall did you say you were exactly?"
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was this the game...
that Whitney walked Charra? :D
that’s my all-time favorite ‘Canes game I’ve ever been to.
(and not just b/c I’m a Ray Whitney fan). :D
Ready for the Canes to win the Cup again! :)
I think so……picture taken 12/27/2008. I recall it was a great game but we lost that one 4-2.
Hold out baits to entice the enemy. Feign disorder, and crush him.
Sun Tzu circa 4th Century BC
by hurricanefever on Feb 14, 2012 5:04 PM EST up reply actions
ahh nvm then...
b/c when Whitney walked Charra and passed to Sutter for the 4th goal of the night to put us up 4-0… :)
Ready for the Canes to win the Cup again! :)
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