Bobby Orr spent his entire career using Northland and Victoriaville sticks. The Stastny's used Victoriavilles......Gilbert Perreault was one of the first to use Victoriaville's (like the good hometown boy he is) in his rookie season.
- BingoLady

Just bought a new litter brand for the cats. I find it smells better than the one I used before but the pee doesn't stick together enough so it creates a lot of little pieces that go through the scoop and quite frankly, I don't think I will buy that litter brand once again.

Also, they had much smaller equipment back then.
- hscesq

bringing back the old glory days of code eh??

Just bought a new litter brand for the cats. I find it smells better than the one I used before but the pee doesn't stick together enough so it creates a lot of little pieces that go through the scoop and quite frankly, I don't think I will buy that litter brand once again.
- dt99999

gets funnier every time.

bringing back the old glory days of code eh??
- DoubleDown

gets funnier every time.
- DoubleDown

Thing is, DT is being serious.

Bobby Orr spent his entire career using Northland and Victoriaville sticks. The Stastny's used Victoriavilles......Gilbert Perreault was one of the first to use Victoriaville's (like the good hometown boy he is) in his rookie season.
- BingoLady

I used a Northland stick for a while. Loved it.

It's Victoriaville, you twit.
- hscesq

Since you bring that, Sherbrooke Hockey Co. crashed a few months ago, bought two sticks and a pair of gloves for 1/3rd of their worth

Since you bring that, Sherbrooke Hockey Co. crashed a few months ago, bought two sticks and a pair of gloves for 1/3rd of their worth
- Jean_Perron

I didn't even know they were still around.

Just bought a new litter brand for the cats. I find it smells better than the one I used before but the pee doesn't stick together enough so it creates a lot of little pieces that go through the scoop and quite frankly, I don't think I will buy that litter brand once again.
- dt99999

Hmmm interesting

I didn't even know they were still around.
- hscesq

obviously they aren't.

Since you bring that, Sherbrooke Hockey Co. crashed a few months ago, bought two sticks and a pair of gloves for 1/3rd of their worth
- Jean_Perron

My Koho revolution Jagr curve is about done I have like one inch of the "palette" remaining

My Koho revolution Jagr curve is about done I have like one inch of the "palette" remaining
- Fredobbface

The lawn, the CIBC iphone crap and then THIS!!
It's like the WHOLE world is against you!!

I didn't even know they were still around.
- hscesq

Sher-wood is still around, the company I'm talking about is SBK.

My Koho revolution Jagr curve is about done I have like one inch of the "palette" remaining
- Fredobbface

Koho, taaaaaaaaaaabarnak.

Since you bring that, Sherbrooke Hockey Co. crashed a few months ago, bought two sticks and a pair of gloves for 1/3rd of their worth
- Jean_Perron

I've heard of Sherwood but not Sherbrooke....

My Koho revolution Jagr curve is about done I have like one inch of the "palette" remaining
- Fredobbface

Juicing will do that.

Juicing will do that.
- habby

Just bought a new litter brand for the cats. I find it smells better than the one I used before but the pee doesn't stick together enough so it creates a lot of little pieces that go through the scoop and quite frankly, I don't think I will buy that litter brand once again.
- dt99999

Following the July 5, 1972 acquisition of hockey stick and baseball bat maker Hespeler-St. Mary's Wood Specialties Ltd. from the Seagram family, Cooper expanded into the bat market, with Major League Baseball finally approving their bats on March 27, 1986. The bats gained popularity with such players as Tony Fernández, Buck Martínez, Tim Raines, Paul Molitor, Kelly Gruber, Jesse Barfield, Cecil Fielder, Joe Carter, and Hubie Brooks, and were the first Canadian-made bats used in major league play.

Sher-wood is still around, the company I'm talking about is SBK.
- Jean_Perron

Is this answer for real?

Following the July 5, 1972 acquisition of hockey stick and baseball bat maker Hespeler-St. Mary's Wood Specialties Ltd. from the Seagram family, Cooper expanded into the bat market, with Major League Baseball finally approving their bats on March 27, 1986. The bats gained popularity with such players as Tony Fernández, Buck Martínez, Tim Raines, Paul Molitor, Kelly Gruber, Jesse Barfield, Cecil Fielder, Joe Carter, and Hubie Brooks, and were the first Canadian-made bats used in major league play.
- BingoLady

I remember Raines using it.

Juicing will do that.
- habby

oh wow look who's back... this clown.

Is this answer for real?
- hscesq

http://www.sbkhockey.com/

http://www.sher-woodhockey.ca/site/phpblu/

I've heard of Sherwood but not Sherbrooke....
- braidan

http://www.lapresse.ca/la...-la-loi-des-faillites.php



Bought two of those.

Is this answer for real?
- hscesq

Yup.