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TheSloth

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  1. I'm in the "I don't think Matt Cooke is physically coordinated enough to intentionally cut Karlsson's achilles tendon in such a bang bang play" camp unless people are saying that Cooke was just trying to kick him in the back of the leg with his skate as he was going in for the hit and got lucky, in which case who knows, I don't think so but there's no way to prove it and it all happened pretty fast.

    When you're a notorious douchebag like Cooke questions will be asked when shit like this happens.

  2. Jesus. Sorry about this boys. I know all too well how you are most likely feeling this morning. I truly hope Karlsson makes a full recovery and doesnt lose a step because he is excitingasfuck to watch.

    ::awaitsRoller'sEKwinkyface::

    Send Anderson into the kitchen to take care of some vegetable chopping and call it a season.

    Then have Alfred Morris get in a car crash and join RG3 in a wheelchair and call 2013 a wrap.

    Well, as Dinghy and I discussed last night, now is prime time to give the kids tons of minutes and........ yeah Im not really sure what the and part is. I think Im in the don't do anything rash frame of mind, not sure what trade would work or who you'd trade.

    Rough final season for Alfie.

  3. I don’t think you know what stream of consciousness means because if you did then you'd understand that you just confirmed what I've been trying to point out to you.

    Noun

    1.A person's thoughts and conscious reactions to events, perceived as a continuous flow.

    2.A literary style in which one's thoughts and feelings are depicted in a continuous and uninterrupted flow.

    This is what you posted (and I'm not trolling you, I’m legitimately trying to get you to understand)

    Spezza going under the knife... announcement at 11. :)

    If that's your stream of consciousness then you’re happy another person is having serious back surgery, all in the name of a sport we watch for fun and that's classless. You never want to see someone seriously hurt. Knocked out of the game after a big hit, yeah, great hit, but never season ending serious surgery. You think anyone would be happy if Markov got hurt? Christ, I'd love to see that guy play a full season.

    Fans chanting and taunting a losing team isn’t classless, it's fandom at its best. Philly fans cheering when Micheal Irvin broke his back was classless.

    It's bizarre can't you differentiate all of this.

    Anyway, Im not saying Im bailing so you won't respond, I was just letting you know I don't have time to try and be funny and burn your ass.

  4. Yet here I am questioning your character and it's all in writing, let people judge for the themselves and I'll spare you the extreme embarrassment of linking up that riot thread. Just reread this when the tears have cleared from your eyes, other pointing out that you say a lot of stupid shit when it comes to hockey, and that's a fact, I've done nothing else.

    As far as last words go, it’s a message board, there's never a last word.

  5. That wind you are referring to is sound of reality swishing over your head.

    Look, Im bailing on work shortly so I'll be brief. No, you're not being nearly as classless as the time you commented on the rioters in Montreal, that was the absolute low point on this board, a board which has seen a lot of low points.

    I guess all I'm trying to say is that you bring the stupid and when you start you just don't seem to be able to stop. It amazes me, not in a good way, that’s it, no need to argue.

  6. I would attribute the slow cadence to living in Kanata personally.

    Being a Habs fan, if anything, makes you bilingual by necessity, and therefore much smarter.

    Yet you demonstrate that you're a complete moron constantly.

    Spezza going under the knife... announcement at 11. :)

    Smiley face? Thanks for proving my point. Disregarding your complete lack of class, that's a big kick in the nuts. Load up on the deer spray Spezzer!

  7. Thanks, James Cotton was one of the greats I couldn't remember. Junior Wells was a memorable performance as well. For some reason I remember Koko Taylor but all the early Bluesfests have kind of blurred into one and she was probably another year.

  8. I'm bussing from downtown tonight (back-to-back games for the first time since I was knee high to a grasshopper). I'll be interested to see how my escape time compares with last night's, when I was in a car.

    I find busing out of there to be a breeze, just don't dick around at the end of the game and you're fine and the buses go straight to your area, no stops in between.

    Busing there is often a pain in the ass because I catch it so late in the line that sometimes it's full and they don't pull over for you.

  9. Totally serious. We waited....and waited....and waited....it was a clusterfuck of epic proportions.

    Was that more of a valet issue? We had a limousine for Roger Waters and the valet service was a disaster, I was completely mangled and couldn't give a crap and time was meaningless but Velvet had to put in a serious effort to make sure we got our limo.

  10. Last one I attended that pretty much all blues was 2001. Favourite remains 1997 though. Little Feat and Dr. John headlined but the big draw for me was Luther Allison, who passed away about 2 weeks later. Pretty sure that was one of his last shows and his last Canadian show.

    That 97 Bluesfest was truly a classic. A few other greats played that as well but Luther Allison's performance is firmly etched in my mind. And Bluesfest was soooooo laid back then, I remember bringing in milk crates with Weirdness and running his taping rig in them and no one gave a crap.

  11. Maybe because the makers of those lists acknowledge guitarists such as Prince stand on the shoulders of those that went before them.

    BB King isn't really too exciting for me but other people will be pleased. If Bluesfest will let you break up your pass into individual tickets this year then that would be an easy sell night.

  12. I saw a few shows there as well. The reason a lot of people didn't go is they used to treat people like shit. If you had a few drinks and having a good time they would not hesitate to toss you out of the show. Even if you were not that bad. One time my buddy was sober but they thought he was drunk cause he stumbled up the stairs. Because he was clumsy he got kicked out. They need to chill the f@$k out if they want people to come to shows.

    We had a saying that it wasn't a proper Barrymore's show unless one of us got tossed. That said, the person that got tossed was usually destroyed.

    I'm very surprised that they would expect a full house for a Pink Floyd tribute act that has been playing in this city since the late 80s.

    Yeah, that made me snicker.

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