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·The Thames. Too thin to walk on, too thick to drink!
Thoughts & Prayers! 🥱
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/cy8pvy7p5djo
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The Thames. Too thin to walk on, too thick to drink!
About 14 000 kms away. Long live OF.
So he taught you how to sharpen blades by video?
I think we might have to lock this thread temporarily as it appears there isn’t a great deal to appreciate after all.
New Zealand has offered political asylum to the entire Canadian hockey team where they have an opportunity to redeem themselves by learning rugby.
Pour out a bottle of maple syrup for the boys
The refs who blew a ton of calls, like when the US had 7 men on the ice, well they should probably go incognito for a while.
Of the four official for the game, 2 were Canadian, 1 each from USA and Finland.
https://www.hockeyfeed.com/nhl-news/referees-announced-for-gold-medal-game-on-sunday
Please don't forget the 5-on-3 for almost two minutes and the late power play on which Team Canada got nothing. Calls were no better or worse than your average NHL game, which means plenty missed against both teams and some that probably should not have been called at all.
Credit to Hellebuyck. Without him, it would not have been pretty for the US.
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I personally hate the 3 on 3. You play 60 minutes of proper hockey, then play a completely different game for the OT? I realize they do it for time constraints, but it's a poor way of deciding a hockey game - the only thing worse is penalty shots.