chart issues

not sure how many ppl noticed but both charts show up much smaller (even before the change of the site) . im not sure why thiis is, im not doing anything different. to see each others rosters you basically need to switch the browser view from 100% to 150% atleast.

everyoone else having this problem? also anyone got a suggestion to try and fix it?

I just squint at the worksheet and it all becomes clear.

I break out the reading glasses and the magnifying glass along with the lamp and then I ask my wife what the thing says and I'm fine.

I use Braille

lol alright some good tips here fellas

who are you good sir?

I always save it to my desk top and print it from there.

SCOOP

Not too sure why Brandon. Are your roster sheets smaller than what I used to put together for the Weekly Wrap Up?

If so, what I was doing with the Wrap Up was the following:

1. Create the spreadsheet.
2. Resize it in Picassa (the google photo editing tool)
3. Export to desktop.
4. Host an image within our forum and upload the file.
5. Resize it to 1024 px in width (wallpapers)

Good luck and I should take this opportunity to thank you very much to taking the time to keep the sheets up to date. That is no small undertaking considering The Shoreside Situations, Desolation Row and Soo Storm are swapping players bi-weekly and on every other full moon.

Just Razor and me that are so old that we need bi-focals?

Yes, thanks for keeping the spreadsheet updated Brandon. At least you're one of the guys swapping players fairly often, so you have some reason to keep the spreadsheets up-to-date.

I normally wait until Brandon has freshly updated his spreadsheets to pull the trigger on one of my trades.

Nice picture Scoop and congratulations on the championship! I heard Red was instrumental in the victory!

Oh, did the Tigers win the championship! Did I miss something?

Vipers are BANTAM TRI-COUNTY CHAMPIONS! We defeated Ancaster last night 3-1 in the third and final game of the series, to clinch. Yes, Red was a sniper, with a goal and a helper.

I'm looking into getting the boys hats now, of course, that say Champions on the front. On the back tab we need to get a HC and a picture of a chicken.

Sit down.... the story gets rambly, as usual.

Early in the year, in one of the pre-game pep talks, I refered to MacGiver. Shortly thereafter, one of the parents laughed with me/at me, that they had to explain to their son who MacGiver was.

I shrugged, and probably on the same night told them this story.

In a pre-game discussion back in November, I gave the boys a barn yard story. Hockey teams are just like Chickens! A room full of 13-14 year olds all look up from the floor. You can see the questioning in their eyes. "WHAT THE F**K ARE YOU TALKING ABOUT?"

"Have any of your boys ever raised chickens?" (no one has)
"Well, if you raise chickens, after a while, you'll discover that the chicken yard is ruled by one chicken. Everyone obey's him. He kicks the shit out of anyone that steps out of line. He's rotten bastard and is even known to kill the other young roosters if they get too bold. In the chicken yard he's known as the HEAD COCK.

Hockey's just like a chicken yard. You have to teach the other team who's the HEAD COCK. Every time you go into the corner, you have to teach their players who's in charge. When they're coming up the ice and meet you, you have to show them who's the HEAD COCK.

Anyway, thereafter at the start of the game, the boys all did their huddle at the net. It's a good thing that arena's are big roomy echo-ee buildings. None of the parents ever figured out what they were saying. "ONE TWO THREE - HEAD COCK". Then they went to shake hands. My coaching staff typically rolled with laughter at that point!

We'll explain to the Mom's that HC on that hat stands for HOCKEY CHAMPIONS! The Arthur Bantam players liked the chicken yard story!

Too funny! I'm sure they LOVED the story! LOL.

Oh yeah, and congratulations on being CHAMPIONS!!!