Ongoing NHL thread - Part deux

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Las Vegas xJokerz.

Courtesy of urban dictionary:

xjokerz
A dude that has no life other than sitting on message boards all day long, bumping threads at the end of the night to boost his post count higher because it makes him feel like less of an ass muncher.

 

[jstewismybastardson]

Courtesy of urban dictionary:

xjokerz
A dude that has no life other than sitting on message boards all day long, bumping threads at the end of the night to boost his post count higher because it makes him feel like less of an ass muncher.

the tvs in the concourse of that teams arena will be the latest and greatest 40 inch plasmas on the market

 

[forty_three]

Las Vegas Rat Pack

 

[puckhead]

Forget the Redskins, that name is offensive to 2 different groups of people at the same time.

/yes, that was an actual CFL clogan

 

[DragonfromTO]

I think "Queens" would be more Vegas appropriate.

How about the Vegus Ante? Or the Vegas Binge? Las Vegas Aces? Las Vegas Chips? Las Vegas Flush?

Doubt it will be referencing anything to do with gambling. Rams maybe? Nevada state animal. It's too bad "Wolfpack" is taken by the university because they could probably do some lame "Hangover" cross-promotional thing, that sounds like an NHL thing to do.

 

[DragonfromTO]

That's a really awkward plural. Seattle Yeti maybe? Or does "Yeti" specifically refer to those in Nepal? I'm still a couple of credits away from my cryptozoology degree, damn phys. ed. requirement.

 

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The gymnasium of the Anahim Lake School was packed last week as community members turned out to honour one of their own: superstar NHL goalie Carey Price.

In town to promote his new role as First Nations Ambassador for the Breakfast Club of Canada, Price was excitedly received by his biggest fans: the Ulkatcho community.

Price’s remarkable story is well known by now. Of both Ulkatcho and Nuxalk descent, Price was raised on the ice of Anahim Lake, which was little more than backyard creeks and outdoor rinks, with his goalie father always by his side.

“It was just me and my dad a lot of the time,” Price said. “We would spend hours out on the creeks, in the cold.”

At age nine his dad decided he should join a team, so they made the nearly 700-kilometre round trip to Williams Lake a few times a week. It got so taxing that Price’s father Jerry, who had his pilot’s license, bought a small plane and the commute was cut to a more reasonable 45 minutes.

NHL superstar Carey Price honoured by community in Anahim Lake - Coast Mountain News

 

[jstewismybastardson]

The gymnasium of the Anahim Lake School was packed last week as community members turned out to honour one of their own: superstar NHL goalie Carey Price.

In town to promote his new role as First Nations Ambassador for the Breakfast Club of Canada, Price was excitedly received by his biggest fans: the Ulkatcho community.

Price’s remarkable story is well known by now. Of both Ulkatcho and Nuxalk descent, Price was raised on the ice of Anahim Lake, which was little more than backyard creeks and outdoor rinks, with his goalie father always by his side.

“It was just me and my dad a lot of the time,” Price said. “We would spend hours out on the creeks, in the cold.”

At age nine his dad decided he should join a team, so they made the nearly 700-kilometre round trip to Williams Lake a few times a week. It got so taxing that Price’s father Jerry, who had his pilot’s license, bought a small plane and the commute was cut to a more reasonable 45 minutes.

NHL superstar Carey Price honoured by community in Anahim Lake - Coast Mountain News

I dont think Ill forget this

 

[buffhockey]

WNYers, Buffalo Sabre, Assist Disabled Driver





#36 - Yeah, that Buffalo Sabre.

 

[Comeds]

The gymnasium of the Anahim Lake School was packed last week as community members turned out to honour one of their own: superstar NHL goalie Carey Price.

In town to promote his new role as First Nations Ambassador for the Breakfast Club of Canada, Price was excitedly received by his biggest fans: the Ulkatcho community.

I wonder if he opened with: "Does Barry Manilow know that you raid his wardrobe?" while pointing to the school's principal.

 

[IPostedWhat]

WNYers, Buffalo Sabre, Assist Disabled Driver

#36 - Yeah, that Buffalo Sabre.

Man, I hope the scumbags who stole from him get what's coming to them. How low can you go?

Nice to see the community reach out and help that guy, and regardless how people feel about Kaleta on the ice, off the ice, he's one of the nicest guys you could ever meet. Always willing to help out the City and people whenever he can.

 

[Bloody Brian Burke]

Man, I hope the scumbags who stole from him get what's coming to them. How low can you go?

Nice to see the community reach out and help that guy, and regardless how people feel about Kaleta on the ice, off the ice, he's one of the nicest guys you could ever meet. Always willing to help out the City and people whenever he can.

Right? Asshole didn't even say sorry!

 

[IPostedWhat]

Right? Asshole didn't even say sorry!

I know, right!

 

[dash]

Man, that gets annoying after a while...Sorry.

 

[IPostedWhat]

Man, that gets annoying after a while...Sorry.

Oh, you mean as annoying as hearing about how the Bills are moving to Toronto, or that Buffalo is a shitty City?..........not Sorry.

 

[jstewismybastardson]

Oh, you mean as annoying as hearing about how the Bills are moving to Toronto, or that Buffalo is a shitty City?..........not Sorry.

sorry bout that

 

[IPostedWhat]

sorry bout that

 

[dare2be]

wait, wouldn't that be "sorey"?

 

[dash]

wait, wouldn't that be "sorey"?

Actually, I think it's Souray...

 

[jstewismybastardson]

I know, right!

Man, that gets annoying after a while...Sorry.

the thing about that stats can "official stat" is that there study never takes into account the underlying lack of sincerity when canadians say sorry

they should apologize