PDF: (1) Anaheim Ducks vs. (3) Calgary Flames (Series 1-0 ANA)
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- Jul 25, 2012
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I just dont think the kings would do much better then the flames/jets.... for 1 its not the same kings we saw the year before, 2 the ducks went out and basically built a team in anticipation of playing the kings this season. The one thing the kings have going for them over the jets/flames is quick is a lot more capable of stealing games then hiller/Op. I still think anahiem would have had their way with the kings if they made it, realistically the only team i feared for anahiem this year was San jose, and minnasota but only because i wont be able to take the amount of crying about physical hockey that fan base brings along.
Terry Yake
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don't even see how there's a competition between in n out and five guys
i'd simply prefer not to pay close to 15 bucks for a cheeseburger, fries, and drink. not to mention five guys doesn't put crack in their food like in n out does
Sojourn
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True, but Calgary was in a playoff spot for pretty much the entire season, unless I'm mistaken. There may have been a few times they got bumped out temporarily, but they were always there. The same was true of Vancouver. If LA or San Jose had managed to make it in, sure, I'd probably agree they were sneaking in, simply because of how the season went. They were on the outside looking in. Calgary was on the inside. Maybe they had to keep an eye on the teams on the outside, but they were still inside.
The Penguins seemed to struggle a lot in the second half, even if they were one of the top teams in the first half.
190Octane
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Im not arguing against Calgary. They had a more comfortable spot than Pittsburgh.
2faded
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No, if I had to pick a burger place I'd go with Fatburger. But, I like In n' Out, it's just not amazing like everyone says. They don't even season their burgers. And those fries...
Maybe I've had it too much or something. I used to think it was the best place.
AngelDuck
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Yeah, that surprises me. I actually think In 'n Out is one of the more reasonably priced burger places around.
3 bucks for a double-double is pretty solid even if their patties are kinda thin and weak
AngelDuck
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It is overrated for sure
I'm convinced it's the sauce and onions they put on their burgers that makes them so successful. I agree their fries are weak as ****
Terry Yake
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five guys is ridiculously expensive
in n out has great value for what you pay. i always spend less than 8 there
vavera4ka
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I am lucky to have In-N-Out down here in AZ.
Pretty much as far East as it goes though.
Sort of limits profit potential but it keeps employees paid well at least. Here in Vegas an average fry cook or cashier makes close to 11 dollars an hour. Janitors like 10
Sojourn
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It's still a billion dollar company, I believe. I don't think profits are an issue. They just don't saturate he market like McDonalds.
PrototypeX85
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The Ducks would have absolutely dominated the Kings in these playoffs.
Besides, Calgary was good enough to make it into the post-season. The Kings were not.
Besides, Calgary was good enough to make it into the post-season. The Kings were not.
Anglesmith
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duckaroosky
So sayeth Duckthulu
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