Kadri. Lol!

they sell hats there?
- Fountain-San

Hawks give Hjalmarsson a five-year extension.

Weren't we talking about that yesterday?
- Pecafan Fan

Where do they and the Flyers find this never-ending supply of cap space?

Where do they and the Flyers find this never-ending supply of cap space?
- AdamFrench

By having awesome cheap young players that get called up which makes it seem like their prospect pool is depleted to certain idiot bloggers..

By having awesome cheap young players that get called up which makes it seem like their prospect pool is depleted to certain idiot bloggers..
- Crimsoninja

Wow, still rustled eh?

Where do they and the Flyers find this never-ending supply of cap space?
- AdamFrench

And at the same time, in the case of the Hawks anyway, have amazing depth.

By having awesome cheap young players that get called up which makes it seem like their prospect pool is depleted to certain idiot bloggers..
- Crimsoninja

We saw how awesome they were last season.

AWESOME.

- yemrots

what the hell.

And at the same time, in the case of the Hawks anyway, have amazing depth.
- Pecafan Fan

Just noticed. Crawford is still on the cheap for one more year as is Shaw.

By having awesome cheap young players that get called up which makes it seem like their prospect pool is depleted to certain idiot bloggers..
- Crimsoninja

By having awesome cheap young players that get called up which makes it seem like their prospect pool is depleted to certain idiot bloggers..
- Crimsoninja

Just noticed. Crawford is still on the cheap for one more year as is Shaw.
- AdamFrench

Yeah....because Shaw is going to get a HUGE RAISE!!!


I think Crims is right.

what the hell.
- stormey

Don't laugh at me.

Yeah....because Shaw is going to get a HUGE RAISE!!!


I think Crims is right.
- stormey

Oh well if you think he's right.

Yeah....because Shaw is going to get a HUGE RAISE!!!


I think Crims is right.
- stormey

crymoarninja was busy sending me a PM calling me a child. He should be back momentarily. He sends me the whiny PM and it's ME that's the child. Got it?

Oh well if you think he's right.
- AdamFrench

Yeah, wrap that baby up.

Adam STENCH!!!

Yeah, wrap that baby up.
- hscesq

please send me the link to the "ref application form"

Don't laugh at me.
- hscesq

it actually made me laugh.

It was really funny that you let GeOOOOOOf get away with it last night.

Adam STENCH!!!
- dt99999

Whatever

#bobo

please send me the link to the "ref application form"
- dt99999

http://vnboardsadmin.ign.com/applications/

please send me the link to the "ref application form"
- dt99999

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it actually made me laugh.

It was really funny that you let GeOOOOOOf get away with it last night.
- stormey

Made me laugh too. But that's me.

1) Moderator candidates must be well respected individuals on the forums, who are Community Leaders/Role Models (no, this is NOT popularity).

2) They must be people who help others with problems, promote and sustain our communities by posting good, intelligent posts.

3) These are people who are usually at a steady "Calm" and don't bounce from highs to lows on the forum (moody).

4) They demonstrate that they can take flames, deal with others in a respectful manner, be objective and in general, promote a friendlier atmosphere on the community. When they post, they post something worth while.

5) They adhere to the forum rules - what might be borderline in a regular poster is in NO way appropriate for a moderator. They can be held to the "higher standard" expected from moderators.

6) They can represent Hockey Buzz on the boards, even upholding policies that they may not agree with.

7) Work well and professionally in a team.

8) Contribute AT LEAST 10 hours/week in moderating time. Busier boards will require more time invested. Please carefully consider if you have the time necessary for the board you are applying for.

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- stormey