trust me. this one is not like that and it is totally hockey related.
- Habssuperfan77

I can confirm this.

Hopefully he took them between the periods
- Fredobface

Gives new meaning to time Log!!

I can confirm this.
- jaymster790

and I can confirm that there's nothing worth seeing using that link.

EDIT: upon further review...

and I can confirm that there's nothing worth seeing using that link.

EDIT: upon further review...
- number_23

If your avatar was covered in poop it represent you better.











Edit: Sorry, had to post it.

and I can confirm that there's nothing worth seeing using that link.

EDIT: upon further review...
- number_23

If your avatar was covered in poop it represent you better.


Edit: Sorry, had to post it.
- jaymster790

I still haven't clicked (and won't), but are you talking about Symba or sodomy?

Is CBB's name James Leopold?

The image I get when I hear Gauthier and hockey in the same sentence is this:


- stinger67

PROBABLY STILL BETTER THAN DION PHANEUF! LOL

SAM! GET IT????

I still haven't clicked (and won't), but are you talking about Symba or sodomy?
- _nay_

Yeah I just realized that my joke was poorly executed.

Oh well, certainly not the first time and definitely not the last.

Is CBB's name James Leopold?
- Symba007

yep

Is CBB's name James Leopold?
- Symba007

nope.


edit : yep.

PROBABLY STILL BETTER THAN DION PHANEUF! LOL

SAM! GET IT????
- Fan2

Good point Lasagne, good point!

yep
- Cape Breton Bruins

http://www.cbc.ca/news/ca...-laura-lee-robertson.html

PROBABLY STILL BETTER THAN DION PHANEUF! LOL

SAM! GET IT????
- Fan2

Dion > Dion

http://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/nova-scotia/story/2012/05/15/ns-james-leopold-laura-lee-robertson.html
- Symba007

DONT BLOW MY COVER

Dion > Dion
- _nay_

nope.


edit : yep.



- Habssuperfan77

[quote=jaymster790]
Is that another poorly executed joke?

21. A little insight into the McDonagh trade: Right around the 2009 draft, it's believed the Canadiens struck out for the second time on Vincent Lecavalier. (There was disagreement in Tampa about whether or not it really made sense to deal him.) Glen Sather saw an opening and let Montreal know Scott Gomez was available. He pointed out, correctly, that there wasn't much out there and the Canadiens could not go without trying to fill the No. 1 centre position. They were in a weak spot and Sather exploited it.

22. When Sather realized he had a shot at making the deal, he went to Director of player personnel Gordie Clark and asked, "Who should we get?" Both Clark and assistant GM Jeff Gorton had McDonagh No. 1. The Rangers really liked him going back to the NHL combine of his draft year and always kept an eye on him. (He was taken before New York selected the late Alexei Cherepanov.) Who was No. 2 if Montreal said no? "It never got that far," Clark said.

23. Clark explained how the Rangers (and presumably every other team) keep an updated list of about four/five players from all other organizations they'd target in a deal. "We're not talking about guys like [Steven] Stamkos," he said. "Everybody wants him. It's about prospects or lesser-known players. You watch everyone else's like you watch your own." That way, when Sather needs an answer, he gets one quickly.

24. Clark added the Rangers liked McDonagh for the same reason they noticed Chris Kreider and Dylan McIlrath at their comebines. "Physically, it was like men amongst boys," he said. "You have to be careful to make certain they have the hockey sense to play the way they need to, but they really stood out."

http://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/nova-scotia/story/2012/05/15/ns-james-leopold-laura-lee-robertson.html
- Symba007

dumb (frank)er should have called 911 and said it then, not dumped her body!

21. A little insight into the McDonagh trade: Right around the 2009 draft, it's believed the Canadiens struck out for the second time on Vincent Lecavalier. (There was disagreement in Tampa about whether or not it really made sense to deal him.) Glen Sather saw an opening and let Montreal know Scott Gomez was available. He pointed out, correctly, that there wasn't much out there and the Canadiens could not go without trying to fill the No. 1 centre position. They were in a weak spot and Sather exploited it.

22. When Sather realized he had a shot at making the deal, he went to Director of player personnel Gordie Clark and asked, "Who should we get?" Both Clark and assistant GM Jeff Gorton had McDonagh No. 1. The Rangers really liked him going back to the NHL combine of his draft year and always kept an eye on him. (He was taken before New York selected the late Alexei Cherepanov.) Who was No. 2 if Montreal said no? "It never got that far," Clark said.

23. Clark explained how the Rangers (and presumably every other team) keep an updated list of about four/five players from all other organizations they'd target in a deal. "We're not talking about guys like
- Feeling_Glucky[Steven] Stamkos," he said. "Everybody wants him. It's about prospects or lesser-known players. You watch everyone else's like you watch your own." That way, when Sather needs an answer, he gets one quickly.

24. Clark added the Rangers liked McDonagh for the same reason they noticed Chris Kreider and Dylan McIlrath at their comebines. "Physically, it was like men amongst boys," he said. "You have to be careful to make certain they have the hockey sense to play the way they need to, but they really stood out."

That was the greatest day in Engles thread history.

Says Bob Mac:

The Canadiens are in the process of touching base with potential head coach candidates including Michel Therrien, Guy Carbonneau, Marc Crawford, and Bob Hartley. Interviews have not been set up and the process is in the early stages.

Says jaymster790:

mother(frank)ing poop

21. A little insight into the McDonagh trade: Right around the 2009 draft, it's believed the Canadiens struck out for the second time on Vincent Lecavalier. (There was disagreement in Tampa about whether or not it really made sense to deal him.) Glen Sather saw an opening and let Montreal know Scott Gomez was available. He pointed out, correctly, that there wasn't much out there and the Canadiens could not go without trying to fill the No. 1 centre position. They were in a weak spot and Sather exploited it.

22. When Sather realized he had a shot at making the deal, he went to Director of player personnel Gordie Clark and asked, "Who should we get?" Both Clark and assistant GM Jeff Gorton had McDonagh No. 1. The Rangers really liked him going back to the NHL combine of his draft year and always kept an eye on him. (He was taken before New York selected the late Alexei Cherepanov.) Who was No. 2 if Montreal said no? "It never got that far," Clark said.

23. Clark explained how the Rangers (and presumably every other team) keep an updated list of about four/five players from all other organizations they'd target in a deal. "We're not talking about guys like
- Feeling_Glucky[Steven] Stamkos," he said. "Everybody wants him. It's about prospects or lesser-known players. You watch everyone else's like you watch your own." That way, when Sather needs an answer, he gets one quickly.

24. Clark added the Rangers liked McDonagh for the same reason they noticed Chris Kreider and Dylan McIlrath at their comebines. "Physically, it was like men amongst boys," he said. "You have to be careful to make certain they have the hockey sense to play the way they need to, but they really stood out."

Says Bob Mac:

The Canadiens are in the process of touching base with potential head coach candidates including Michel Therrien, Guy Carbonneau, Marc Crawford, and Bob Hartley. Interviews have not been set up and the process is in the early stages.

Says jaymster790:

mother(frank)ing poop
- jaymster790

weeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee

Is that another poorly executed joke?
- _nay_

That was supposed to be a laughie, I'm on fire today.