Echolalia

Wendy's love and lose or never love at all

i rly dnt md it the person below me thinks its a wonderful day to win the cup for Detroit

go wings

All I ask is that you win this last game, Wings. That's all.

1997= June 7th 1998= June 16th 2002= June 13th 2008= June 4th

VICTORY

Tent, and this is something I'm quite passionate about. I'm actually somewhat frustrated that when I go camping, 90% (probably more to be honest) of the sites are stuffed with campers. Now, I'm not completely against campers, or ignorant of the bliss they bring, because a family friend who I go camping with each year has an amazing top of the line camper and it really is a wonderful convenience to have a stove, a couple beds, a private bathroom and complete shelter from the elements, but I feel that camping is camping with both the "good" and the "bad". One of my favorite parts of camping is lying in a tent at night and just listening to everything outside. The crickets, the waves, the rain, the crack of the fire burning out, ect. I feel too alienated from nature in a camper. I do enjoy cabins, though, but not enough to replace traditional tents. Camping or amusement park

i actually don't drink, but i need to do something to relieve all this tension the person below me hates when people don't capitalize "I"

Surely someone is going to try. The real question here is whether the fan will throw over or under the desired target. I say over.

Nope. I think I'm a hall of famer, actually, but I can't see my stats when I post messages, so I'll know right after I submit my post, which is a kind of interesting situation to be in. The person below me likes sharing anecdotes about interesting situations and may in fact be compelled to share prior to submitting their post?

Small bowling balls, but big holes, because I have chimp knuckles on a scrawny arm male or female

If the Wings win I'll apply to 1 more school If they lose, I'll use that money to repair a fresh hole in the wall, and possibly a broken hand

So an injury is completely out of the quesiton, then? I feel like I'm missing something.

how are the prices for seats for game 7 SCF games these days?

I trust my 2008-2009 NHL season to Pavel Datsyuk. You should too.

Pacific too specific or too vague

I wouldn't mind seeing this implemented as a general guideline or filter or something, but I would be hesitant to remove the debate involved, as it doesn't account for what teams are defeated in the process. The MVP of a team against the Ducks is going to carry a lot more merit than the MVP of a team against the Blackhawks, yet the MVP against the Hawks will get more points in this system. There will also be similar problems when comparing teams between divisions. Is a MVP against the Flyers, Caps, and Canes equally as important as the MVP against the Jackets, Ducks, and Hawks?

So your team is in Game 7 of the Stanley Cup Final! Here's what YOU'LL need to be properly prepared for anything and everything that's sure to occur: 1)A defibrillator is absolutely necessary and will most likely be used after every period and any 5-on-3 that is sure to occur (don't let the officiating fool you up to this point! Remember, a prepared fan is a safe fan!) 2)ER physicians on speed dial (best to give them a heads up just to be safe) 3)a sitter in case you are rendered immobile and need medical attention 4)padded floors! Under no circumstances are you permitted to watch the game in a hardwood floor room, or in a room with many hard corners on furniture! Many hockey fans do not know this, as they have never been in a SCF game 7 situation before. 5)Miscellaneous superstitious objects within arms' length, hockey memorabilia on your person, and all rituals completed prior to the puck drop of the opening faceoff. 6) "Fair Warning" speech to all wives, husbands, boyfriends, girlfriends, family, friends, or others that may be in the vicinity during game time. This speech is to be completed and understood by all parties involved prior to the puck drop of the opening faceoff. Failure to comply may result in injuries more severe than those inflicted from not following rule 4. 7) Munchies to chow down on, because eating is the only true stress reliever, and R-OH (or for you nonchemists, alcholol) in great quantities. 8) Don't forget to have fun! This is a once-in-a-lifetime event, but remember, if you don't heed the aforementioned guidelines the once-in-a-lifetime will yield a new meaning. I hope you enjoyed this brief lecture and found its contents useful. If you have any questions or wish to purchase other volumes of the "survival guidelines for the diehard fan", please send us an email and we'll get back with you as soon as possible!

I'm calling injury also. He took some rough hits throughout the playoffs, and during the 1st round he looked fine. He wasn't getting on the scoresheet, but I remember his presence and I kept thinking he's going to break through eventually, and in game 4 he did. During the Anaheim series he started to play more slowly. I remember Hossa in his prime this year being in the same league as Datsyuk and Zetterberg with takeaways, and strong enough to keep people off the puck while maintaining control. He's been struggling in this regard, which is an indication of an injury moreso than him being lazy, IMO. If all I saw from him was slow skating, then I would think laziness, but his entire game is being affected.

Practice plan: instead of warmup skate, scrimmage

getER done as in The Cable Guy or whatever? I think I just threw up a little....

rock difficult but stimulating, or easy but boring

check out those cars

ha i noticed that you didn't include Crosby on that list