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Zero: You know what makes me barf? How fucking sick you are!

Why are you staring at her monitor? Doesnt she have a rack? Get on with it already.

Hit on her and give us some play by play.

Or how much you read what you quote.

I love you again Kev. How's that for hate, ya fuckwad?

You owe me 50$ Jaimoe, ya dumbass. I could have suckered him!

I'll bet you 50$ Arod gets it.

Didnt we already go through this with you Roller? Perhaps not but I can tell you this. Give me the RDS broadcast anytime.

Pathetic attempts Geoff but enjoyable to watch the fool you make.

Kanada Kev -50 points You come across in your posts as a bitter, nasty person ... and that's not only posts related to the Leafs.

I read it online today and choked at the sight. Obviously something occured and its ridiculous. Maybe they should also have held a ceremony for the return of Carlo C to the lineup.

At least POG can see the light of day.

I hate the Leafs. They held a pre-game ceremony last night commemorating the 92-93 team that made the semi-finals? What a fucking joke. By the way. Nice payroll on for your defence and Jaimoe is a fan all the way. Dont let him tell you any different. Hi William.

The Globe and Mail's William Houston reported that the CBC is the front-runner to retain National Hockey League broadcast rights past the 2007-08 season. A source close to the negotiations said CBC should hold on to the rights, but it will be a short deal of only three of four years. If that happens, Habs' fans across Canada will have to endure four more years of Leaf Night in Canada... err, Hockey Night in Canada, which has been ignoring the Quebec market for far too long. It has been speculated that the CTV network, which owns TSN, is making a pitch for the national rights, but talks between the NHL and Bell Globemedia have not reached a serious stage yet. One possible downside to the CTV deal would be the fact only one game would be shown on Saturday nights instead of the double header the CBC carries. If the CBC were to lose the NHL TV contract, it would mean the end of Canada's longest-running and perhaps best-known television show, Hockey Night in Canada. Here's is what some believe could happen, according to Houston: The CBC would continue to air Saturday night doubleheaders, but would be required to share Canadian games in the playoffs with TSN. TSN would have its Canadian content increase dramatically. It would air a doubleheader Wednesday nights in which both games would involve Canadian teams. In the playoffs, TSN would get a first-round, and perhaps a second-round series involving a Canadian team if more than one was playing. The CBC's rights fee would likely be in the range of $100-million a year. Right now, the network is paying $65-million annually and earning a profit of about $30-million. With the increased fee, that cash cow would disappear. It is believed TSN is paying the NHL between $15-million and $20-million annually in its current cable agreement. With the added value of more Canadian games and playoff content, that fee would jump considerably.

I loved him and all but I would say he can still be a prick: "I know I was a great player, probably one of the Top 10 guys that ever played the game."

What a coincedence. 30 minutes ago, DaveO sent me the following "Side note – great new album, that I think you’d enjoy? M Ward – Post War. He’s in the Bright Eyes, Jim James, Jason Molina circle of friends."

This should go in the Burger Forum.

Is it ok to buy an electric guitar for $800? How about receive one as a gift? $500 for a good guitar is justifiable. However, I seldom fork out more than $300 for guitars, and I pretty much survive on 1 acoustic for summer, 1 electric and 1 keytar in winter.

Kev points +10

HOAGIE!

I believe DaveO is talking about a few US shows but I will allow him to clarify if I am wrong. I cant attest to the fact that I saw them in Vermont last spring and they had shit for offer. Nothing.

I enjoyed those last year! Consider them on my wish list for Myrnas. You rock. Thank you!