Are geeks a protected class?
- hscesq

He said greeks

Are geeks a protected class?
- hscesq

No, but judging by the way things are going over there, maybe they should.

edit: greeks

Brandon Prust can consider his trusty No. 8 extra lucky now that he’ll be able to keep his streak alive as the only number he’s ever worn in the NHL, especially since numbers 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 7 and 9 are all retired in Montreal. Prust won’t have to alter any numbered swag he already owns, having previously donned No. 8 with the Rangers from 2009-10 to 2011-12.

The bruising forward will become the 71st Hab to don the digits, following in the footsteps of players like Mike Komisarek, Mark Recchi, Mathieu Schneider, Doug Risebrough and Richard Duff.

Francis Bouillon may be making his homecoming to Montreal, but he won’t be able to dust his old jersey off in his second stint with the Habs. With the No. 51 he’s spent his entire career wearing with the Canadiens and Predators already in use by David Desharnais, Bouillon will be changing it up in place of his new No. 55.

Only the fourth Hab to ever wear 55, Bouillon joins an exclusive club consisting of Brent Sopel, Jack McGill, Igor Ulanov and Matthieu Descoteaux.

More accustomed to playing with different numbers in his career, Colby Armstrong has worn 19, 9 and 20 with different teams. Since 9 is retired for Maurice Richard and 19 is out of circulation in honor of Larry Robinson, Armstrong’s choice was an easy one. He’ll be returning to the familiar No. 20 he wore with the Penguins and Thrashers.

Armstrong will become the 60th player in Canadiens history to wear No. 20, following the likes of Richard Zednik and Pete Mahovlich…in addition to the seven different players who wore the number in 1956-57 alone

Are geeks a protected class?
- hscesq

Depends wich part of the world we're talking about here.

Somewhere in Montreal, Komisarek jersey owners just rejoiced.

He said greeks
- Fredobface

Sir i believe that is called falsifying evidence and that is very much so a punishable offense.

Brandon Prust can consider his trusty No. 8 extra lucky now that he’ll be able to keep his streak alive as the only number he’s ever worn in the NHL, especially since numbers 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 7 and 9 are all retired in Montreal. Prust won’t have to alter any numbered swag he already owns, having previously donned No. 8 with the Rangers from 2009-10 to 2011-12.

The bruising forward will become the 71st Hab to don the digits, following in the footsteps of players like Mike Komisarek, Mark Recchi, Mathieu Schneider, Doug Risebrough and Richard Duff.

Francis Bouillon may be making his homecoming to Montreal, but he won’t be able to dust his old jersey off in his second stint with the Habs. With the No. 51 he’s spent his entire career wearing with the Canadiens and Predators already in use by David Desharnais, Bouillon will be changing it up in place of his new No. 55.

Only the fourth Hab to ever wear 55, Bouillon joins an exclusive club consisting of Brent Sopel, Jack McGill, Igor Ulanov and Matthieu Descoteaux.

More accustomed to playing with different numbers in his career, Colby Armstrong has worn 19, 9 and 20 with different teams. Since 9 is retired for Maurice Richard and 19 is out of circulation in honor of Larry Robinson, Armstrong’s choice was an easy one. He’ll be returning to the familiar No. 20 he wore with the Penguins and Thrashers.

Armstrong will become the 60th player in Canadiens history to wear No. 20, following the likes of Richard Zednik and Pete Mahovlich…in addition to the seven different players who wore the number in 1956-57 alone
- Symba007

WTF?

Brandon Prust can consider his trusty No. 8 extra lucky now that he’ll be able to keep his streak alive as the only number he’s ever worn in the NHL, especially since numbers 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 7 and 9 are all retired in Montreal. Prust won’t have to alter any numbered swag he already owns, having previously donned No. 8 with the Rangers from 2009-10 to 2011-12.

The bruising forward will become the 71st Hab to don the digits, following in the footsteps of players like Mike Komisarek, Mark Recchi, Mathieu Schneider, Doug Risebrough and Richard Duff.

Francis Bouillon may be making his homecoming to Montreal, but he won’t be able to dust his old jersey off in his second stint with the Habs. With the No. 51 he’s spent his entire career wearing with the Canadiens and Predators already in use by David Desharnais, Bouillon will be changing it up in place of his new No. 55.

Only the fourth Hab to ever wear 55, Bouillon joins an exclusive club consisting of Brent Sopel, Jack McGill, Igor Ulanov and Matthieu Descoteaux.

More accustomed to playing with different numbers in his career, Colby Armstrong has worn 19, 9 and 20 with different teams. Since 9 is retired for Maurice Richard and 19 is out of circulation in honor of Larry Robinson, Armstrong’s choice was an easy one. He’ll be returning to the familiar No. 20 he wore with the Penguins and Thrashers.

Armstrong will become the 60th player in Canadiens history to wear No. 20, following the likes of Richard Zednik and Pete Mahovlich…in addition to the seven different players who wore the number in 1956-57 alone
- Symba007

With any luck #91 will be there for him

I doubt Italy produces the best coffee in the world. Jamaica and Colombia are more renowned.

Italy just invented the brewing procedure.
- Fredobface

they were speaking espresso not coffee.

Somewhere in Montreal, Komisarek jersey owners just rejoiced.
- Pecafan Fan

He said greeks
- Fredobface

He did? I thought he said geeks.

With any luck #91 will be there for him
- habs12

Nobody wears #91 now.

- mcmanmat

- mcmanmat

Nice nails matt.

Doubt whatever the (frank) you want. Go drink your Van Houtte poop and (frank) off.
- hscesq

now this is a howiesplosion

Nice nails matt.
- QuebecPride

I did them at lunch.

He did? I thought he said geeks.
- hscesq

They put people in jail for falsifying evidences. You should put Fred in jail.

they were speaking espresso not coffee.
- eihcnerf

Still espressos are brewed, not produced. Only the the coffee beans can be produced.

They put people in jail for falsifying evidences. You should put Fred in jail.
- PRICEless

Please, I'd have more time to work out.

Nobody wears #91 now.
- hscesq

You're right, forgot the mexi/amer changed to Saku's #

Please, I'd have more time to work out.
- Fredobface

WTF?
- mcmanmat

Seems #20 was and always will be a rental player number in this organization.

Please, I'd have more time to work out.
- Fredobface

...and more time to get (frank)ed up the a.... ooooh heeey Howie, how are you?!

...and more time to get (frank)ed up the a.... ooooh heeey Howie, how are you?!
- Pecafan Fan

Seems #20 was and always will be a rental player number in this organization.
- jaymster790

Mike Johnson
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