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[NikkiD]

Careful RF - rememeber what hockey does to me?

[JONNO_CELEBS]

Originally posted by Rat Faced@6 October 2003 - 00:53
You just go ahead and watch it...dont mind me 

Are you talking to me?? Ooo RF I never knew sweetie

@Nikki..........What what what what???

Heh, cool, 2 mods helping me hijack a thread

Jonno B)

[Rat Faced]

Yep....

I'll bring the gear so you can get rid of all that suppressed aggresion...


Cant wait...




/me goes to buy the cuffs and whip....

[Rat Faced]

Erm.....

/me must remember to Quote nikkiD's posts....

[JONNO_CELEBS]

RF, you really gotta stop aproaching me like this, people will talk

Jonno B)

[Guillaume]

Originally posted by Rat Faced@6 October 2003 - 01:56
/me goes to buy the cuffs and whip....

Hockey must have changed a lot since I last saw a game!

[Smith]

aiight i wish i could watch hockey but i just have 2 much work *just started high school. o herd the leafs won last night, that would make it tthe fith of october anyone know the score?

[Smith]

ok heres the deal. form now own as often as i can im going 2 post stats about the leafs games.


starting with last night


Leafs' brass announced Monday that Carlo Colaiacovo, Pierre Hedin and Jamie Hodson have been assigned to St. John's while Jamie Pushor has been released. That leaves rookies Matt Stajan and Maxim Kondratiev with the team at least until Tom Fitzgerald and Bryan McCabe can return from injury. Sunday night, Mikael Tellqvist made yet another strong preseason start, in the Leafs 4-2 win over the Red Wings.

[dgmortal]

R.I.P. Dan Snyder

http://nhl.com/onthefly/news/2003/10/153868.html

[Riddler]

Originally posted by dg_mortal@6 October 2003 - 20:09
R.I.P. Dan Snyder 

http://nhl.com/onthefly/news/2003/10/153868.html

Yes. The saddest part about all this money they throw at pro athletes is that sometimes they accumulate too many dollars and not enough sense.
Dany Heatley is not the only one guilty of having too much money and not enough braincells to match it, but to be flying around a residential neighborhood in a Ferrari after a night out ( and possibly a few wobbly pops ) and ending up responsible for the death of his passenger--a teammate--is tragic in more ways than one.
I wonder if pro sports organizations have given any thought to educating these young, ridiculously rich superstars re; the world of shit they might find themselves in if they decide to treat real life like it was a very realistic video game ?