Hockeytown0001
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Money - The Beatles Money - The Beatles
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Find a good distraction. or
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I actually do that quite often. The person below me likes to paint.
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How wont the Wings be the favorites to win the west?
Hockeytown0001 replied to wingsownnhl43's topic in General
Detroit, like usual, will be right there with the best of them at the end of the season. It looks as if that's not something to worry about anymore. -
Hope everything works out!
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Miller and Eaves likely to file for arbitration?
Hockeytown0001 replied to stevie12's topic in General
Hopefully things work out with them. -
Not especially worn out, but might be after the family get-together today. The person below me has similar plans for today.
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You Never Give Me Your Money - The Beatles
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Santa Fe- Bon Jovi
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In his prime, Shanny was more of a sniper who could score 40-50 goals a year. I really don't see Getzlaf as that kind of player, but rather an extremely talented set-up man who is physical and can score upwards of 20 goals.
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He for sure would, and I'd rather he go to an Eastern team if he indeed does leave.
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Maybe they can both come to Detroit on one year, $1 million deals, with much better results this time.
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Nope, never been anywhere outside North America. The person below me has been to Australia.
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Invisible would be a little more interesting. Invisibility or super strength
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Joy To The World - Christmas Music (don't know the specific author)
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I woke up thinking it was a lot later than it was today
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Sidenote, I always enjoy your avatars
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Pine. Oak or cherry
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I think so. The person below me has lots of childhood memories.
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Is there any word to how the situation is going?
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Don't you mean once he lost weight?
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Happy People - R. Kelly
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I'd rather play for the Devils than the Isles, but the Kings over the Devils any day. Kovy, on the other hand, is taking a different approach.
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Getzlaf is a great player, and a Wings killer to boot. But there's no way he's above Zetterberg, former playoff MVP.
