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Clearly a deep reference and so quickly done, too. This must be the work of the man known only as Childhood Trauma.

mayers was on a top three line. mayers. where art thou petr cajanek, i miss you so. back when you plaed and we had crappy teams we had two lines scoring. where art thou, sometimes lazy czech, but always ready to come through with a point?

in other news, i’d offer a price on brewer’s head but that would be illegal. when brewer comes on the ice, especially when the blues are on the powerplay, i think it’s best at that time to turn away. just look the other way and if i’m tempted to look i’ll cover my eyes with my fingers because nothing is as brutal and horrid as watching brewer beep up and yet another short handed goal. money well spent by the blues and then they had the nerve to question jackman’s ability.

tht year and i half when i was in iraq and the blues sucked and i was only able to see like five minutes of a game, well thank god i was iraq because these last two weeks i feel what you all must have been feeling. for me i saw it in print and online but i wasn’t being inflicted with watching the torture.

breaking news…cia is now banned from forcing prisoners to watch the blues on the power play. perron is quoted as saying, “but i scored and assisted on the power play tonight.” while talking to a reporter this was overheard by a sullen tkachuk who turned and stared at kariya across the locker room as a single tear bled from his eye.

This puzzle is clearly a reference to the thought that the Blues should trade Weight and Brewer to the Rangers for Jagr, who would then play on a line with Ruchinsky and Perron.

i’m thinking yashin myself who will play on a line with no one as he is due to sit out a season

and paraphrasing the deepness,,,,

the child was apparently (very) upset about something to do with walnuts, an old car or some sort of cheese. She also informed me that reseon [Rucinsky] stinks is that [he] “burped some poopy”.