was it kurtis foster that got his leg snapped?

was it kurtis foster that got his leg snapped?
- kicksave856

yes

yes
- dt99999

probs that.

man that looked painful.

probs that.

man that looked painful.
- kicksave856

yes but if I understand properly (which I clearly don't or else I would not be posting in this thread haha that would be stupid) then if they are in a tight race to the imaginary line then the linesman can let them go all the way. so the situation they wish to avoid remains?

yes but if I understand properly (which I clearly don't or else I would not be posting in this thread haha that would be stupid) then if they are in a tight race to the imaginary line then the linesman can let them go all the way. so the situation they wish to avoid remains?
- dt99999

yes. i think they're just trying to avoid the plays where it's clear that the guy can't win the race so he goes barreling into the player still thinking he can win the race or just hoping to make him miss the puck by smashing him.

i'm sure asswipe will come tell us what the real deal is.

yes. i think they're just trying to avoid the plays where it's clear that the guy can't win the race so he goes barreling into the player still thinking he can win the race or just hoping to make him miss the puck by smashing him.

i'm sure asswipe will come tell us what the real deal is.
- kicksave856

I'm not sure, glucker was posting in the habs thread a while ago but he hasn't been around for at least half an hour.

I'm not sure, glucker was posting in the habs thread a while ago but he hasn't been around for at least half an hour.
- dt99999

A Japanese fast-food chain has announced plans to grow rice and vegetables on a farm 100 km from the crippled Fukushima power plant, site of the world's worst nuclear disaster since Chernobyl in 1986.

A Japanese fast-food chain has announced plans to grow rice and vegetables on a farm 100 km from the crippled Fukushima power plant, site of the world's worst nuclear disaster since Chernobyl in 1986.
- Lahey

guys, it's just the japanese.

they're good for massages and building nissans.

i wouldn't worry about it.

- dt99999

- Lahey

nobody will ever be able to catch a football like that kid.

poop i bet he could build 2 nissans at once. this is a great thing.

much ado about nothing, everybody.

nobody will ever be able to catch a football like that kid.

poop i bet he could build 2 nissans at once. this is a great thing.

much ado about nothing, everybody.
- kicksave856

Code for that pic was a mile long

Code for that pic was a mile long
- nfph

saw that. i considered it worth it.

You're absoloutley correct, "Hurricane" Sandy weakened as it approached land fall and was an "extra-tropical cyclone" when it hit the eastern seaboard..............But that did now stop the left wing progressive "Man made global warming" cheerleaders from branding it "Super Storm" Sandy and continues to call it a hurricane.


http://www.livescience.co...ane-landfall-drought.html

The United States hasn't been any stranger to hurricanes in the last eight years. Hurricane Sandy, for example, caused about $50 billion in damage and was responsible for more than 150 U.S. deaths last year, although the storm was technically an extra-tropical cyclone when it hit.

But surprisingly, not a single major hurricane, defined as a Category 3 storm or higher on the Saffir-Simpson scale —with minimum wind gusts of at least 111 mph (178 km/h) — has directly hit the United States in nearly eight years. That's twice as long as any major hurricane landfall "drought" since 1915, and by far the longest on record since data began being collected prior to 1900. As of today (Sept. 12), it's been 2,880 days since Hurricane Wilma, the last major hurricane to strike the United States, made landfall on Oct. 24, 2005.


http://www.aoml.noaa.gov/hrd/tcfaq/E23.html

http://www.nhc.noaa.gov/pdf/sshws.pdf

Category One Hurricane the lowest has to have sustained winds 74-95 mph, 64-82 kt, or 119-153 km/h to remain a "Hurricane", if wind speeds drop below that, it no longer categorized as a Hurricane
- Doppleganger

Im not sure I agree with your police work there, Lou

I'm not sure, glucker was posting in the habs thread a while ago but he hasn't been around for at least half an hour.
- dt99999

http://my.e2rm.com/person...ID=2147298&langPref=en-CA

pledge and I'll tell you

How touchscreens work

How touchscreens work
- Crimsoninja

you use your finger.

sometimes a fancy pencil thing called a stylus.

you use your finger.

sometimes a fancy pencil thing called a stylus.
- kicksave856

he said "finger"

http://www.dailymail.co.u...k-style-masterpieces.html

why hbfh rewards penalty minutes with points...that's dumb as sh*t

why hbfh rewards penalty minutes with points...that's dumb as sh*t
- Flyfreaky

we were just talkign about this last night in the lot.

of course you wouldn't know because you weren't there.

we were just talkign about this last night in the lot.

of course you wouldn't know because you weren't there.
- kicksave856

i was with you in spirit...i hope you had enough fierce grape for the gang

i was with you in spirit...i hope you had enough fierce grape for the gang
- Flyfreaky

i had 32 ounces in case you showed up. it was in my cooler with the beer.

i swear to god this is true. ask anyone.

i had 32 ounces in case you showed up. it was in my cooler with the beer.

i swear to god this is true. ask anyone.
- kicksave856

sigh



its true, freaky