Russell wrote:

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Cathy wrote:

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I feel a bit guilty when something good happens for the Sens and I'm just, "Yeah, that doesn't do anything for my bingo card. Next."

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 Bingo has been the only thing to keep us sane over the last couple of years. 

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 So true - probably the only thing that kept us all active during the dark times

Cathy wrote:

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I feel a bit guilty when something good happens for the Sens and I'm just, "Yeah, that doesn't do anything for my bingo card. Next."

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 lmao.  We've all had those conflicts.  I've had a few bingos ruined by the Sens winning games on me.

Cathy wrote:

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Russell, your movie references are on point and much appreciated.

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Cathy wrote:

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I feel a bit guilty when something good happens for the Sens and I'm just, "Yeah, that doesn't do anything for my bingo card. Next."

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 Bingo has been the only thing to keep us sane over the last couple of years. 

I feel a bit guilty when something good happens for the Sens and I'm just, "Yeah, that doesn't do anything for my bingo card. Next."

Russell, your movie references are on point and much appreciated.

tjlincoln wrote:

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That’s a tad soft 😱

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 oh, come on. really?

tjlincoln wrote:

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That’s a tad soft 😱

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 twss

Chuckie does something else.

And Price let that in. 

Homer wrote:

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SensKat wrote:

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And.... as I was typing that the Habs score.

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1 down, 6 to go. 

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 two steps back.. 7 to go. 

SensKat wrote:

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And.... as I was typing that the Habs score.

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1 down, 6 to go. 

SensKat wrote:

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if you want my more complicated scenario, I need the Habs to score, causing the Sens to pull the goalie, then Gudbranson to score in the final minute, sending the game to OT, where someone scores within the first minute

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Of course the ex-King would screw up my perfectly planned bingo strategy.

wow. Brannstrom looked pitiful on that one. 

SensKat wrote:

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I literally just need some Condra hands

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 twss