Red Wings are still in the playoffs (apparently)
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Red Wings are still in the playoffs (apparently)
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Originally posted by Evil Chris
Ah come on, dont be bitter, the Leafs will win a stanley cup.... someday.... maybe.....LiveBucks / Privatefeeds - Giving you money since 1999
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Exactly what I was going to say!Originally posted by Brent
Hey Chris - how bout those Canucks ;-)))
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I'm impressed with them. Which is more than I can say about my Leafs this morning. I'm getting tired of saying "next year"...Originally posted by Brent
Hey Chris - how bout those Canucks ;-)))Comment
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LMFAO!!!!!!!
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THAT is the funniest thing I have ever seen on this board!!!!
Well Done!
I grew up watching the Wings and i have never witnessed one man take down and entire team. GiGi was on it. The puck must have looked like a soccer ball to him. Look at the stats. Detroit pounded them every shift. In the end J.S. took down goliath.
Emilio Estevez has done a great job with that teamComment
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I finished my assignment reaerching on what is a CanuckOriginally posted by PaulSweet
Exactly what I was going to say!
Here is my findings.
Through the years Canuck has been a term that has been synonomous with our neighbors from the north. The actual meaning of the words can be traced back inot he 1800's although no real definition has ever been determined, the term Canuck has often been looked upon as being a derogatory slang remark. Oddly in America Canuck has been used to label those from Canada. it is believed however that one of the first uses of the word nay have come from French Canadians labeling the Irish imagrants.
In the 1860's a figure was used in political satire "Johnny Canuck" the character was to represent a wholesome figure often depicted as a logger, a ranger, etc. This could be compared to the character used to represent the U.S. uncle Sam. The most common use of the word today is from the Professional Hockey team the Vancouver Canucks. The Whale in the Capital "C" of the logo has nothing to do with the word. The Whale is sybbolic of the Corporation that owns the team The Orca Bay Entertainment group and adopted the Killer Whale as a result of the name.
During the anti nazi movement a comic book character Johnny Canuck and Captain Canuck were used as anti nazi propaganda tools.Last edited by Mr. Jim; 04-23-2003, 10:45 AM.Comment
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Originally posted by jimholio
I finished my assignment reaerching on what is a Canuck
Here is my findings.
Through the years Canuck has been a term that has been synono,ous with our neighbors from the north. The actual meaning of the words can be traced back inot he 1800's although no real definition has ever been determined, the term Canuck has often been looked upon as being a derogatory slang remark. Oddly in America Canuck has been used to label those from Canada. it is believed however that one of the first uses of the word nay have come from French Canadians labeling the Irish imagrants.
In the 1860's a figure was used in political satire "Johnny Canuck" the character was to represent a wholesome figure often depicted as a logger, a ranger, etc. This could be compared to the character used to represent the U.S. uncle Sam. The most common use of the word today is from the Professional Hockey team the Vancouver Canucks. The Whale in the Capital "C" of the logo has nothing to do with the word. The Whale is sybbolic of the Corporation that owns the team The Orca Bay Entertainment group and adopted the Killer Whale as a result of the name.
During the anto nazism a comic book character Johnny Canuck and Captain Canuck were used as anti nazi propaganda tools.
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Is this true of all of Canada? You have to be fucking kidding me.
http://oncampus.richmond.edu/academi...ms/mcgill.html
A (85-100%)
A- (80-84%)
B+ (75-79%)
B (70-74%)
B- (65-69%)
C+ (60-64%)
C (55-59%)
D (50-54%) - Does not transfer
F (0-49%) - Does not transfer
Fucking an 80+ is an A? A 49 and below is an F? Fuck me, I would have had a 4.0 in Canada.Comment




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