Keyser Soze

You and your damn emoticon etiquette.

I think that goes into the weird column as well. Righties usually shoot left for hockey based on what I've seen. I also realized that I butchered the spelling of "write" in one of my previous posts.

FAIL. It seems that I'm really not up on things.

Hmmm... I disagree, there have never been more than 4-5 rightees per teams that I`ve played on. This year, NHL shooters have been approximately 65% to 35% in favour of the lefties, and keep in mind that teams try to have at least a few right-shooters for the powerplay and right wingers / right dee. However, I think this is also going to change, as sport shops aren't making straight blades anymore. Dad first gave me a plastic stick with a straight blade when I was starting to play on the ODRs, and eventually I just went into something natural. Parents now tend to have their own ideas as to what determines a left/right shooter. Concensus here seems to be that if you write with your right hand, you shoot left, but my brother is right handed and shoots right as well, so you never know. It also depends on the first hockey stick that you buy or is given to you, you kind of just get used to it. True on the pushing the puck forward with one hand when you're on a break. I believe the top hands serves more for stability/precision, as the left hand really drive the stick, forcing it to hit the ice (at the height allowed by the right hand) and bend so that it rockets the puck away when it snaps straight again. Think of carving, exactly the same :D

ur13, what is your avatar?

Boooooo, I didn't even get to ride with you yet! I'm sorry to hear about the injury! I haven't been in a while actually. The rain turned me off from going this past weekend. We're supposed to get snow this coming weekend though, right?

That is all.

I don't know if that's really Ross, but if it is, do what you do man! You make us proud! Good luck with the academy!

I will be viewing this soon, as it looks awesome. I love that "Really!?" segment.

Makes sense, I'm an Ontario boy, so I've no idea what it would be like not to have any ODRs come winter. Still, blasphemy for forgetting the one acronym all Canucks must know! BlueB may have recently become a Canadian citizen, but he's no Canadian until he's been out on the ODRs a few times. :D

OUTDOOR RINK! Back to Canuck 101 for you, I'm disappointed.

I was at Cascades last night, it was pretty empty, VERY empty after 9. Also, sorry I can't help Paul, I don't have TD2s at all.

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Get well soon ak!

Ouf, Red Cap, Schlitz, I think I remember having something called "True North" (the I could be mixing the brand up) that had a bacon aftertaste.

I don't know what Steve's talking about, those cookies look awesome. Don't forget bacon and ODR.

hear hear!

Bollocks, I was at Cascades from 3-7. I don't check bomber that often from home.

Thanks for the breakdown!

How busy is Pakenham in the AM on a Sat/Sun?

Hmm... Genoa's not THAT far from the French border though, Milan a little more, but still... Don't most countries in Europe teach English in school?

No silly girl, in Venice and Rome everybody spoke English! ;op I said outside of Rome & Venice, we ended up making use of French more often. In Milan, it seemed none of the cops spoke any English, but they all spoke French. The people in Genoa seemed to be the same.

Throwing the Shaka up, huh? That's gettin into the spirit! Looking like 'Dinho after a goal, love it.

I'm actually pretty impressed. I don't know what city in Italy you're from, but outside of Rome & Venice, when I met people I'd usually speak French with them rather than English. Keep this up and I'll be checking my own grammar, yikes. Dear Big Willy, may I also call you "daddy"? Errr...

my sick and twisted mind got the best of me today and that sentence just didn't sound right HAHAHAHHAHAHAHHAHA That's awesome, Brazil's definitely somewhere I want to check out. I'm headed to England/France after the season's over for a year or two, but after that I'm thinking about teaching English in Brazil for 6 months or so. A couple of the kids I coached have trials with clubs in Sao Paolo after they wrap up high school this year, so if they manage to make even the reserves, I figure if I get myself out there I should witness some great Football. Do you get out there often? Actually, if you post some racing pictures on facebook, Big Willy can post them here.