HOCKEY anyone?
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Yin Kong
May 1, 2009, 2:31:29 PM5/1/09
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its playoff time.
caps v pens
1am sunday morning (or really late saturday night)
luga's- the big one.
any one interested? this is the only 1am-er of the series.... the other games will call for 9am breakfast beers.
yin
caps v pens
1am sunday morning (or really late saturday night)
luga's- the big one.
any one interested? this is the only 1am-er of the series.... the other games will call for 9am breakfast beers.
yin
Jason Cox
May 1, 2009, 7:14:00 PM5/1/09
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If you guys want to pick a winner...go with the Vancouver Canucks.
Beat the crap out of Chicago last night. And besides, they are
Canada's last hope to bring home Lord Stanley's Cup. Game 2 goes
Sunday morning at around 3AM Beijing time.
JC.
Beat the crap out of Chicago last night. And besides, they are
Canada's last hope to bring home Lord Stanley's Cup. Game 2 goes
Sunday morning at around 3AM Beijing time.
JC.
Tao
May 2, 2009, 9:33:37 AM5/2/09
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Can someone translate this into English please?
Bonedaddy
May 2, 2009, 11:28:39 AM5/2/09
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I got this Tao,
I visited Niagara Falls once and am therefore widely considered
foreign expert about the sport of Hockey (or Ho-Kay, as they refer to
it in some parts of Canada)
Hockey is a sport where you have two teams of players. One team
pushes a big heavy puck across the ice while two other people either
scratch or smooth the ice in front of the puck. If the puck comes to
rest on a large bull's eye, it is referred to as a hole in one. Three
holes in one make a touchdown, three touchdowns is a hat trick. At
the end of the season there is a big competition where the prize is a
large silver goblet. From this goblet, the victorious team drinks
either mare or seal blood, depending if the current year ends in an
odd or even number.
Oddly enough, a mixed team from South and North Carolina were the
victors in last years joust.
That's the general idea.
-Bonedady
I visited Niagara Falls once and am therefore widely considered
foreign expert about the sport of Hockey (or Ho-Kay, as they refer to
it in some parts of Canada)
Hockey is a sport where you have two teams of players. One team
pushes a big heavy puck across the ice while two other people either
scratch or smooth the ice in front of the puck. If the puck comes to
rest on a large bull's eye, it is referred to as a hole in one. Three
holes in one make a touchdown, three touchdowns is a hat trick. At
the end of the season there is a big competition where the prize is a
large silver goblet. From this goblet, the victorious team drinks
either mare or seal blood, depending if the current year ends in an
odd or even number.
Oddly enough, a mixed team from South and North Carolina were the
victors in last years joust.
That's the general idea.
-Bonedady
Jason Cox
May 2, 2009, 2:06:57 PM5/2/09
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Ouch...being told how hockey works from a South Carolinian really
stings. Actually hockey is much more simple than that. As the great
Bob McKenzie explains:
"There are 3 halves to a hockey game, each called periods, they are 20
minutes long, and they stop to fight."
Enough said...JC.
stings. Actually hockey is much more simple than that. As the great
Bob McKenzie explains:
"There are 3 halves to a hockey game, each called periods, they are 20
minutes long, and they stop to fight."
Enough said...JC.
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