Lillooet_Hillbilly

what i don't get is why dont they play sestito more? he get's goals once in a while and he scares people. why not try him with kass and schroder just to see what happens?

don't tell me you never watched animal house at least once in your life?

long suspension for sure, but it wont be a year. Bertuzzi wasn't suspended a year he was only suspended 20 games. The league shut down that year thats why it seemed so long

i'm getting tired of the slim shady power plays, always go 'round the outside

there ya go

why must you make me weep so early in the season?

mob mentality..........you would think with camera's and all that people would think twice about acting like idiots

i remember when it was rare to watch a hockey game, bctv and cbc was all we had

im gonna ruin the image of tom cruise watchability for you

The man who showed two journalists an alleged video of Toronto Mayor Rob Ford smoking crack cocaine was arrested during a series of police raids in June. The Toronto Star reported in its Friday edition that the alleged gang member was arrested during Project Traveller, which targeted drug dealers in the city's Dixon Road area of northern Etobicoke and led to charges against more than 40 people. - Read CBC's full coverage of the Rob Ford crack allegations After a year-long investigation, police conducted dozens of raids that they say targeted a criminal organization — a street gang known as the Dixon City Bloods or Dixon Goonies — that had allegedly trafficked drugs and brought guns into Canada. The man who showed the alleged video to reporters Robyn Doolittle and Kevin Donovan faces various drug and gun charges, including participating in a criminal organization, conspiracy and trafficking of guns and cocaine, the Star reported. There's no word whether police are in possession of the video. Ford has denied using crack cocaine and says the video does not exist. Both the Star and the U.S. gossip website Gawker published stories in May claiming their journalists had viewed the alleged video, which they say shows the mayor in a well-lit room apparently smoking crack cocaine from a glass pipe. Worldwide attention The allegations were picked up by news organizations worldwide, mocked by U.S. comedians and led to weeks of fallout as some councillors called for Ford's resignation if the allegations were true, and several high-profile members of Ford's staff quit. The Star and Gawker said the man had wanted to sell them the video. Gawker raised $200,000 to buy the video from its owners through an online crowdfunding campaign dubbed the Rob Ford Crackstarter. However, after the fundraising was completed, the man who was the website's contact for securing the video said the owner told him the video was gone. Gawker said it would instead give the money to four Ontario charities. think he's gonna release the tape for a get out of jail free card?

we had a old guy drown in our lake last week. Gotta remember even if its 40c out seaton lake is glacier fed hell i even had hypothermia when i was a kid and it was like 42c outside

it hit the 40c mark here today, I tell ya when the sun goes behind the cloud for 2min it felt awsome until it emerged with a backhand of a heat slap

http://youtu.be/nUgwc5SVT5M

it will be better when the pipe line is there to protect the coast

he reminds me of that crazy guy off of prison break

any rain with it or is my mountains gonna be on fire down here

gonna be massive fires if it does, the bush is tinderbox dry

them people down stream from the fraser better get ready, had another spell of hard rain

needs more ac/dc

needs to know edge was the best character in ff2