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langleyparkjoe
**LPJ**
Joined: 05 Oct 2007
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Location: Langley Park, MD *Tick Tock*
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Bob, that was totally awesome man.. thanks a bunch for that blog. I found myself starting to copy my favorite parts, then I realized I had to keep switching screens to paste them.. here's my ultimate favorite though (but the velvet suit is totally hilarious)...
“yeah, I score all the time. I was going to score against you anyway, and now I have. Let’s not make any big thing out of it, a’ight.”
Thanks bro, really appreciated that!
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Gametime33
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Joined: 23 Dec 2008
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Location: Manassas, VA
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Lovin It!
Crosby plays like more like David, and whines way too much to be considered in Ovechkin's league.
Malkin is the Troy Aikman of the Pens. (office supplies line was fabulous dear)
He makes them go. Without him they are the biggest losers.
Wonderful game and even better performance from the old Russian Red Wing castoff Federov. (pronounced Fe-der-ov)
Sim-yon Var-la-mov is maturing so quickly I forget he is just now in double digits in total games played in the NHL.
That's amazing.
Round two for the Caps means demoralizing the hockey world, bc Poopsburgh hasn't seen anything like the fury the fans are going to unleash on them.
This is playoff hockey at its finest. I dare the Pens' fans to show us up in our house. Rock the Hawk people.
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Bob 0119
The Punisher
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Location: Manassas
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| Gametime33 wrote: | Lovin It!
Crosby plays like more like David, and whines way too much to be considered in Ovechkin's league.
Malkin is the Troy Aikman of the Pens. (office supplies line was fabulous dear)
He makes them go. Without him they are the biggest losers.
Wonderful game and even better performance from the old Russian Red Wing castoff Federov. (pronounced Fe-der-ov)
Sim-yon Var-la-mov is maturing so quickly I forget he is just now in double digits in total games played in the NHL.
That's amazing.
Round two for the Caps means demoralizing the hockey world, bc Poopsburgh hasn't seen anything like the fury the fans are going to unleash on them.
This is playoff hockey at its finest. I dare the Pens' fans to show us up in our house. Rock the Hawk people.
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I didn't recognize your username at first, so the "dear" part freaked me out for a second!
Everyone, this is my wife, Jen.
Jen, this is everyone.
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Bob 0119
The Punisher
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Location: Manassas
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| langleyparkjoe wrote: | Bob, that was totally awesome man.. thanks a bunch for that blog. I found myself starting to copy my favorite parts, then I realized I had to keep switching screens to paste them.. here's my ultimate favorite though (but the velvet suit is totally hilarious)...
“yeah, I score all the time. I was going to score against you anyway, and now I have. Let’s not make any big thing out of it, a’ight.”
Thanks bro, really appreciated that!
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thanks man,
yeah, I write stuff like that all the time. I was going to write it anyway, and now I have. Let's not make a big...
okay too much for one joke.
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Sir_Monk
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Joined: 12 Sep 2005
Posts: 1539
Location: St. Louis, Mo
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Rock the Hawk people.
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I wish I had enough hair up top to muster the hawk. |
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Countertrey
the 'mudge
Joined: 09 Jan 2004
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Location: Curmudgeon Corner, Maine
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Looking forward to seeing some Caps hockey up here in Bruinsland...
That 3rd period of game 7 was awesome... that is how you play to your strength!!!
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Jake
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Location: Mayo, Maryland
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| Bob 0119 wrote: | | Gametime33 wrote: | Lovin It!
Crosby plays like more like David, and whines way too much to be considered in Ovechkin's league.
Malkin is the Troy Aikman of the Pens. (office supplies line was fabulous dear)
He makes them go. Without him they are the biggest losers.
Wonderful game and even better performance from the old Russian Red Wing castoff Federov. (pronounced Fe-der-ov)
Sim-yon Var-la-mov is maturing so quickly I forget he is just now in double digits in total games played in the NHL.
That's amazing.
Round two for the Caps means demoralizing the hockey world, bc Poopsburgh hasn't seen anything like the fury the fans are going to unleash on them.
This is playoff hockey at its finest. I dare the Pens' fans to show us up in our house. Rock the Hawk people.
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I didn't recognize your username at first, so the "dear" part freaked me out for a second!
Everyone, this is my wife, Jen.
Jen, this is everyone.
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Welcome to the boards, Jen! |
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JansenFan
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Joined: 20 Aug 2003
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Location: Charles Town, WV
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Welcome to the boards, Jen. I promise not to delete any of your posts.  |
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langleyparkjoe
**LPJ**
Joined: 05 Oct 2007
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Location: Langley Park, MD *Tick Tock*
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Nice ta meet ya Jen... yea, that whole "dear" thing.. I was like.. omg!!!
Yea Bob, keep up the great work brutha.
To be honest with ya'll, I haven't watched any of the other series but I do make sure and watch all the highlights though. Man, so much sports happening right now, gotta love it! |
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Bob 0119
The Punisher
Joined: 13 Sep 2007
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Location: Manassas
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It looks like maybe someone from the Caps is reading my stuff! |
Your ‘A’ Game – While individual rivalries grab the spotlight in Capitals-Penguins series previews, there is an interesting parallel behind the bench as well. Both Capitals head coach Bruce Boudreau and Penguins’ boss Dan Bylsma were in-season promotions from their franchise’s AHL affiliates and led their teams to the playoffs as first-year NHL coaches – Boudreau last year and Bylsma this season. The coaches, who will appear on separate media conference calls this afternoon, each got their first taste of the longstanding Capitals-Penguins rivalry with those AHL teams. Washington ’s affiliate, the Hershey Bears, and the Wilkes-Barre/Scranton Penguins are long-time rivals as well – in fact, they meet in the second round of the AHL playoffs with a series that starts just six hours after the Caps and Pens face off at Verizon Center Saturday. |
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Bob 0119
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| Playoff Sasha – Alexander Semin scored eight points (5g-3a) in the Eastern Conference Quarterfinals against New York, continuing the playoff success he began last year. Semin has 1.14 points per game in his playoff career, a step up from his 0.85 in the regular season. This year, his five goals tie him for the lead in the NHL while his eight points tie him for second. Semin carries a five-game point streak (4g-3a) into the Eastern Conference Semifinals against Pittsburgh that begin tomorrow in Washington . The Krasnoyarsk, Russia, native is tied for fourth in the NHL with a +5 rating and his 18.5 shooting percentage is the best in the NHL for any player that took more than 21 shots. Semin recorded at least a goal in all four regular-season meetings with Pittsburgh and ended the regular season with seven points (4g-3a) against the Penguins. |
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langleyparkjoe
**LPJ**
Joined: 05 Oct 2007
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Location: Langley Park, MD *Tick Tock*
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Hey, did anyone see that Chi. Vanc. game last night??? I turned it on when tied @ 3 and I saw dude from Chi. juggling the puck on his stick.. WICKED!.. he then attempted a shot but missed. Vanc. scored and scored again when the net was empty.
I'm still amazed the guys can skate on ice and they keep doing these things that make it look so easy. Taking major hits, controling the puck with a stick, making passes/taking shots, grabbing the puck out of the air while moving.. and even when they fall, all hockey players make sure to position there feet in a way so the blades don't face upwards. I actually notice that everytime someone hits the ice. NHL players are the real deal folks, if you read this and haven't checked out hockey or at least OUR boys, your totally missing out.
I'm convincing some of my folks about hockey, I'm hooked, obviously it's because we have the MJ of hockey (pre-mature or no?) and the fact the team is so dag gone good. Great FO and great coaching, omg.. the fans in the DC area are totally awesome. Gotta love it!
I just withdrew money from the atm.. extra money for when I get off that train @ the phone booth 2marow |
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Jake
Junior Hog
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Location: Mayo, Maryland
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| Game 1 is ours! Eat that Crosby! |
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MDSKINSFAN
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Location: MD
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| I'm glad were up 1-0 to start this thing out. We have to play better defense from here on out though. We allowed a lot of shots on varly today and he bailed us out. How about that stick save on crosby? That was amazing! It will be the top play on sportscenter easily. |
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Bob 0119
The Punisher
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Faked out – Pittsburgh blocked 20 Washington shots in yesterday’s Game 1, and already had seven before Alexander Semin would up from the center point on a first period 5-on-3. Semin didn’t give the Pens a chance to block another here, however – he bluffed the shot and rifled a perfect pass to Alex Ovechkin, who scored a go-ahead goal. Later, in the third, Semin used a similar technique to get the puck to Nicklas Backstrom, turning a 3-on-3 into a 2-on-1, and Tomas Fleischmann scored the game-winner. Semin shares the NHL lead in goals in these playoffs with five, but he proved yesterday to be equally adept when faking a shot – and now shares the league lead in points as well (10).
Hershey Bears Update
Washington’s AHL affiliate took a 1-0 series lead in the AHL playoffs with a 5-3 win against the Wilkes-Barre/Scranton Penguins last night. Game 2 is this evening at 5 p.m. in Hershey. |
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