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Half a Civic for half a season. Protect it nonetheless.There is once more a Civic, and it shall be protected.
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On Saturday night, a female friend of mine from Dallas went home with some guy she had met at the bar. She was considerably drunk.
The next morning she awoke to him texting and talking on the phone quite excitedly. She asked him what was going on, and what was so important.
He told her that the NHL lockout was over. Confused, she asked him why that mattered so much to him. His answer?
He was an NHL player.
The player? Derek Roy.
(This girl is probably a 6, maybe a 7 if you like girls who are borderline midgets. I was so disheartened that he couldn't do better. Apparently some of the other players gave her a slow clap when he walked her through the hotel lobby the next morning).
Posted 07 January 2013 - 01:09 PM
On Saturday night, a female friend of mine from Dallas went home with some guy she had met at the bar. She was considerably drunk.
The next morning she awoke to him texting and talking on the phone quite excitedly. She asked him what was going on, and what was so important.
He told her that the NHL lockout was over. Confused, she asked him why that mattered so much to him. His answer?
He was an NHL player.
The player? Derek Roy.
(This girl is probably a 6, maybe a 7 if you like girls who are borderline midgets. I was so disheartened that he couldn't do better. Apparently some of the other players gave her a slow clap when he walked her through the hotel lobby the next morning).
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...that awkward moment when you're at the bathroom sink and a co-worker walks out of a stall adjusting his pants
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I totally forgot that Steve Ott got traded into the division.
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The Sabres games are going to be utter bloodbaths with Ott and Kaleta running around.
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What if that rest stop has no wifi?Blacken can answer that for you when he wakes up in 2 hours.
Posted 08 January 2013 - 11:05 AM
Prescient.Blacken can answer that for you when he wakes up in 2 hours.
Posted 08 January 2013 - 11:22 AM
Jack Edwards
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Stanley Pup getting ready for Alex Burroughs. An involuntary bite. Yeahhhh, surrrre it is. pic.twitter.com/LNV3FsjA
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"The parquet floor was littered with coins worth 220 francs [$238]," Blick reported.
Coca-cola bottles, garbage and dirty linen lay scattered across the floor, while rotten bananas were left on a table, the newspaper said.
The bathroom was a shambles and the cleaning company spent a full day tidying the apartment.
In December, when Seguin returned to America, the staff were met with a similar stiff challenge.
Blick said the hockey player was "not versed in appliances" and as a result tried to wash his clothes in the dryer.
"He also did not know how to operate the dishwasher . . . when he ran out of clean plates, glasses and cutlery, he bought plastic tableware."
Marc Lüpold, the managing director of the cleaning company, was diplomatic about the revelations.
"You could tell it was the first time a young, single man had an apartment," Lüpold told Blick.
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Blick said the hockey player was "not versed in appliances" and as a result tried to wash his clothes in the dryer.
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Doc and Pierre are calling the Harvard/BU game on NBCSSN tonight, if anyone's looking for a hockey fix.
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