Yup grade 8 level.

Cheers,
- bixll

Very true, no idea why I engaged in it.

Max, Ugtard and a 3rd to the Coyotes for Tanner!

- .OHOH.

Done.

How may times exactly have you been to Toronto? Ill wait.
- Archaic

Twice for mens league hockey tournaments. Stayed at the Weston went to hhof and somewhere there were all these pigmy horses and i have a picture of me dry humping one hammered

Done.
- TrashPanda

really sad you have to answer to your own posts with another of your alt-accounts..

Usually does but not always...
- Cptmjl

Are there any Islanders fans from Manhattan? I'm assuming "no."

I went to the U.S. Open a few years ago (holy poop, what a blizzard of corporate money). It was a giant franking hassle to get to (although kinda cool, as I had never seen Spanish Harlem before).

I can't imagine anyone from NYC would be looking forward to the new arena location.

I found the Barclays to be great for tourists (but yes, I recognize they may not base their arena location decisions based upon Wedgie's needs and wants).

Twice for mens league hockey tournaments. Stayed at the Weston went to hhof and somewhere there were all these pigmy horses and i have a picture of me dry humping one hammered
- Upstate_isles

Haven’t seen any humpable pigmy horses around here so there’s one point for Toronto. May be much closer than we think.

Twice for mens league hockey tournaments. Stayed at the Weston went to hhof and somewhere there were all these pigmy horses and i have a picture of me dry humping one hammered
- Upstate_isles

Those were my sisters, you franking bastard.

Are there any Islanders fans from Manhattan? I'm assuming "no."

I went to the U.S. Open a few years ago (holy poop, what a blizzard of corporate money). It was a giant franking hassle to get to (although kinda cool, as I had never seen Spanish Harlem before).

I can't imagine anyone from NYC would be looking forward to the new arena location.

I found the Barclays to be great for tourists (but yes, I recognize they may not base their arena location decisions based upon Wedgie's needs and wants).
- Atomic Wedgie

I lived in Manhattan for a decade and most of my family still does so there are some. With that said the vast majority of people that live in Manhattan don’t care about hockey. Most hockey fans are from queens, Brooklyn, and Long Island and most of those are rangers fans.

Those were my sisters, you franking bastard.
- Atomic Wedgie

I am the minotaurs dad

Haven’t seen any hummable pigmy horses around here so there’s one point for Toronto. May be much closer than we think.
- Cptmjl

They were statues lll

really sad you have to answer to your own posts with another of your alt-accounts..
- plantheparade

You're an idiot, that's not my alt!

I’ve been to Toronto a few times and it was beautiful. It was also the cleanest city I ever been to and the people and culture were amazing. I mean apart from hockey I would live there in a heartbeat but an islanders fan in Toronto probably wouldn’t be to good for my health

- Wario

Trotz is a very good coach

I TOTALLY said that I understand he wanted a better chance at winning a Cup.
That's every players' right. It's been substantiated that he told NYI NOT to trade him last year at deadline.

Then he waits until Free agency to finally make his decision. THAT'S the part that has us all pissed and why he's persona non grata on the Island.

Please name 5 places in Toronto, hell in all of Ontario that people come from all parts of the world to see? Really....are you gonna argue there's more to do or that what TO has to offer is better than anywhere else in the world? really.....REALLY??????
- jmo16

It's been substantiated? Where? Provide the source.

I’ve been to Toronto a few times and it was beautiful. It was also the cleanest city I ever been to and the people and culture were amazing. I mean apart from hockey I would live there in a heartbeat but an islanders fan in Toronto probably wouldn’t be to good for my health
- kasperrko

You'd probably be very surprised.

The one weird thing about Toronto is although there are a jillion Leafs fans, there are also a jillion fans of other teams - more so than any other NHL city.

Part of it is that the Leafs sucked for so long, fans got turned off and started cheering for others. Part of it is you know a kid from high school who played for a team or at least was drafted by them, so you started cheering for them.

And a big part is that most of English-speaking Montreal moved to Toronto in the 1970s - and like frank they were going to dump that team to start cheering for the Leafs. Not in that era.

But if you go to sports stores in Toronto, you can buy jerseys of pretty much any team in the league - they'll have racks with sweaters, complete with names and numbers (I could buy a Crosby, Ovi, McDavid, etc. shirt in a dozen places downtown).

I haven't been to another NHL city where that would be possible.

You'd probably be very surprised.

The one weird thing about Toronto is although there are a jillion Leafs fans, there are also a jillion fans of other teams - more so than any other NHL city.

Part of it is that the Leafs sucked for so long, fans got turned off and started cheering for others. Part of it is you know a kid from high school who played for a team or at least was drafted by them, so you started cheering for them.

And a big part is that most of English-speaking Montreal moved to Toronto in the 1970s - and like frank they were going to dump that team to start cheering for the Leafs. Not in that era.

But if you go to sports stores in Toronto, you can buy jerseys of pretty much any team in the league - they'll have racks with sweaters, complete with names and numbers (I could buy a Crosby, Ovi, McDavid, etc. shirt in a dozen places downtown).

I haven't been to another NHL city where that would be possible.
- Atomic Wedgie

Yup. Lots of fans of other O6 teams.

Yup. Lots of fans of other O6 teams.
- TheMussel

And it makes me sick...



Or maybe it was whatever I ate off the street...

And it makes me sick...



Or maybe it was whatever I ate off the street...
- Steven_Seagull

Can't be any worse than a street dog with ketchup, mustard, relish, corn relish, pepper relish, pickles, green olives, bacon bits, onion, hot pepper, sriracha, sauerkraut and pickle

Yup. Lots of fans of other O6 teams.
- TheMussel

Lots of Flyers fans too (mostly idiots who loved the Broad Street Bullies, but there are also some guys who loved Lindros).

A handful of Edmonton fans.

And of course Toronto is like New York - a lot of migration from other parts of Canada, and they usually keep cheering for their old teams. A buddy on my street is raising his kids as Sens fans. It's disgusting to see...

Lots of Flyers fans too (mostly idiots who loved the Broad Street Bullies, but there are also some guys who loved Lindros).

A handful of Edmonton fans.

And of course Toronto is like New York - a lot of migration from other parts of Canada, and they usually keep cheering for their old teams. A buddy on my street is raising his kids as Sens fans. It's disgusting to see...
- Atomic Wedgie

Call child protective services?

Lots of Flyers fans too (mostly idiots who loved the Broad Street Bullies, but there are also some guys who loved Lindros).

A handful of Edmonton fans.

And of course Toronto is like New York - a lot of migration from other parts of Canada, and they usually keep cheering for their old teams. A buddy on my street is raising his kids as Sens fans. It's disgusting to see...
- Atomic Wedgie

Call CPS immediately

Can't be any worse than a street dog with ketchup, mustard, relish, corn relish, pepper relish, pickles, green olives, bacon bits, onion, hot pepper, sriracha and pickle



- TheMussel

That’s not a hotdog, that’s a salad with a wiener...

Call CPS immediately
- markmark

I called 911.

I told them you just tried to steal Mussly's joke.

That’s not a hotdog, that’s a salad with a wiener...
- Steven_Seagull

I don't put ketchup and mustard on my salad you sick bastard