Which team will you be following in the Playoffs?

Now I know not all of you chaps have had the pleasure (however short) of seeing your team in the playoffs, so who will you be following, if anyone?

I am in a kind mood, so I will accept "Anyone the Red Wings/Pens are playing"

What about anyone the Flyers are playing?

Impossible. No-one likes the Sabres.

Touché sir

I like the Sabres!

Not as much as the Bruins obviously.

We have an office in Buffalo and always arrange one of our team meetings to coincide with a Bruins/Sabres game so that the Buffalo chaps can come to Boston and we can do a bit of 'team building' aka go to the game, eat burgers and drink beer.

How can you like a division rival? I feel bad for the Islanders... until we play them.

Homer will follow the Wings, even if he won't admit it in public...

And I've just received an email from my mate in Buffalo. He's off to Philly for the weekend and going to the game. Lucky sod.

His prediction is the Sabres will win in seven. And he thinks the Bruins will win in five as long as they stay out of the penalty box.

Outside of the Penguins of course I'm wanting the Predators to do well

Sharks as i have a bet on them

rocknrollnobody wrote:Homer will follow the Wings, even if he won't admit it in public...

My cheering of the Wings against the Hawks is more than enough filth to last me a lifetime thank you very much!

Jonzee wrote:Impossible. No-one likes the Sabres.

I'm following the Sabres.

Buffalo - big strong man type animal...tastes good...feeds plenty
Sabre - big man type peice of steel...maximum damage. minimum effort, emphasis on style and timing

Flyers - A little bit airy fairy, willo-the-wispish.
Philadelphia - Soft, creamy and very girlie, would make a good name for iffy cheese....Hang on, now theres a thought

Enough said!

Damnit, I want a Buffalo burger now.

I reckon Philadelphia might go all-right on a Buffalo burger

BuffonIdol wrote:I reckon Philadelphia might go all-right on a Buffalo burger

I think not!!!!

The only thing to go on a burger....Mustard.....Good old 'English Mustard'.

Nah, mustard is for hotdogs. The only thing for burgers is cheese, onion rings and BBQ sauce. And definitely no pickle. Nasty things.


"Do you want pickle with that?" should lead to a nice big dollop of Branston, not some slimey green minature cucumber. Bleah!

I was in Belgium not so long back, and the philistine tried to put mayo on my burger. I told him that it's actions like that which meant they needed our help to free them from the Germans...twice.

He didn't understand.

Hey FU Driz :'(

Mustard=hotdog
Mayo/salad cream=cheese
BBQ=burger
Ketchup=anything

Standard.

But when mixing it up a bit with the choice of meat the condiment has to be inventive, hence Philadelphia with Buffalo, with a side of onion rings.

But where do you stand on the what do you have on your bacon buttie question? Ketchup or HP sauce? It nearly led to divorce in this house, I can tell you.

i had the deluxe quarter pounder with bacon and cheese at mcdonalds the other day, and it had both ketchup AND mayo. I would heartily recommend it!

CJ its ketchup all the way in the buttie, although if you expand it to a bacon, fried mushroom and fried egg bap, then it has to be HP sauce!

sportsportsport wrote:CJ its ketchup all the way in the buttie, although if you expand it to a bacon, fried mushroom and fried egg bap, then it has to be HP sauce!

Good man! Of course it's ketchup. But yes, as soon as egg enters the equation then HP sauce is permissable. In fact it's ham, egg and chips for tea tonight (nouvelle cuisine? Not in my kitchen), so a selection of condiments will be available.

Calamity Jane wrote:
"Do you want pickle with that?" should lead to a nice big dollop of Branston, not some slimey green minature cucumber. Bleah!

Here here!

Oh and I agree on the ketchup thing! HP sauce has no place on any meal that enters my cake hole!

To answer the question:

Two brother tomatoes were out jogging and the younger tomato is struggling to keep pace with his old brother who turns round to his sibling and yells "ketchup"