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The Hurricane players want to do it and its their idea, I have no problem with it. Let the players have fun if they want ro have fun.
The Wumpus
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Umm... if he skated any slower he'd be skating backwards.
Maybe he can be a defenseman
Considering we were interested in bringing him back at a much higher salary for possibly longer term, I don't see why we wouldn't snag him if he became available. I'm wondering if we even consider giving up a late round draft pick for him (not 6th round though!)
They're obviously trying to have some fun and connect with the fans, which makes sense given how largely irrelevant they've been for the last decade. It's cheesy as hell, but whatever. It's not hurting anybody.
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I can only imagine the Devils doing one of those celebrations and Dano going "OH BOY!" in the background
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They should probably go see a professional about that. None of that over the counter medicine.
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I must be getting old... I'm telling the same story more than once, but...
I worked with the guy that invented the glow puck. We ere out grabbing dinner and a waitress overheard us talking about it. She made him write out an apology for inventing it on a napkin for her boyfriend
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I must be getting old... I'm telling the same story more than once, but...
I worked with the guy that invented the glow puck. We ere out grabbing dinner and a waitress overheard us talking about it. She made him write out an apology for inventing it on a napkin for her boyfriend
WOW, really, that's a funny story. Did the inventor make a lot of money from the puck?
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I must be getting old... I'm telling the same story more than once, but...
I worked with the guy that invented the glow puck. We ere out grabbing dinner and a waitress overheard us talking about it. She made him write out an apology for inventing it on a napkin for her boyfriend
the glow puck was awesome! he shouldn’t have apologized for shit
Wow. You may be the first one I've ever met that liked it.
I *HATED* it because you lost a sense of depth. You coudn't tell if the puck was going cross-ice or flipped up in the air, and it made it hard to tell how far off the ice the puck was.
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i liked it for three reasons- 1, it was easier to track the puck (these were the days before hi def, mind you)...2, you could see in real time how fast the puck was traveling...and 3, in my mind, the glow puck is intrinsically linked to the fox robots that would fight each other after a goal was scored, which was awesome.
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The glow puck was a godsend pre-HD TV.
I maintain that hockey is the sport that benefited most from the HD revolution. You can clearly see the puck now (Most of the time).
I maintain that hockey is the sport that benefited most from the HD revolution. You can clearly see the puck now (Most of the time).
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That Parise/Suter article on the atheltic brings up feelings. I'm glad we're not saddled with that contract but I still miss Zach.
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