Red Baron

After my drive across half of Canada and Calgary was the cheapest with 128.9-133.5 a litre.

I'm saying Tiger will win and its not going to be pretty either. If Tiger isn't winning, we might see a Tin Cup finale on the 18th if the pin is placed near the pond.

I'm somewhat excited about it. I've checked out some of the Mission: Metallica shit they have on YouTube, and a couple of the demo snippets that play sound like pure Kill 'Em All-era shit. I'm looking forward to at least seeing if the songs are even, you know, decent rock as opposed to decent metal. Yeah, I've been following those clips as well and I've been pleasantly surprised with it thus far. And according to some reviews from a listening party, the songs on the album are structured much like those on Justice. So halfway decent then with no bass at all?

How can you not call Tiger the greatest athlete of ou...oh wait, you don't play golf, so you wouldn't understand.

Save your money then. It's not really worth it.

Usually the US Open is the most challenging and demanding tourney of all four majors. If he does win this playoff tourney today, I think more people would remember him winning this tourney than the open in 2000. I mean he's playing on a bad knee that he should be resting.

DeBoer took the job in Florida. Other than the Vezina, it was a very predictable event.

And Pittsburgh will be last in two years time.

If Tiger wins this tourney, this major victory would be his most memorable one. (so far)

Thorascope: As You Get Older.

C'mon, the only one I'm interested in is The US Open, and considering I'm driving across Canada this week I wont be able to catch any rounds of the open at all.

That the Spaniards raped and pillaged them even more.

Figured so. Anyways, Babcock got a nice three year extention to reign supreme with the Red Wings.

Trevor Linden is expected to retire tomorrow. Is he HOF worthy?

Toby Keith is awesome.

What type of work are you looking to do. There are many type of jobs for whatever skill you have, whether it be a welder, carpenter, heavy load lifter, foreman, electrician. I myself work in a kitchen in a camp up in the oilsands, but experiencing these sites first hand and interacting with other clients from other companies, its a rough job. Suncor Careers Syncrude Careers Imperial Oil Careers Three major companies right here, plus more. Great pay, plus they fly you home on every turn around.

Considering how much I play WoW now, I got thinking about this. How come Pokemon never did an MMORPG. It's instant money making right there infront of them.

American drivers from the south. Seems like they got their licence from NASCAR and will use their car to push other cars out of the way.

So which one is Brett Michaels kid?

They should have just gave them razors and a proper instruction guide on how to cut yourself.

My two contributions

Yes he was. Torn pectorial.

Or you either.

1) Who would open more refineries? WHO? Do you want a national refinery company, owned by the government? Because otherwise Big Oil has no interest in making more refining capacity! 2) Where would you get the money for road upkeep? 3) You want to regulate the price of gas? Are you kidding? As an aside that "oil" from Alberta is tar sands. That shit is so much nastier and more resource intensive than even regular oil. It is not a solution, it is a problem. Re: As a person who works in the Athabasca Oil Sands it is a very dirty and demanding job, and a hell of a lot more expensive to refine. Precious black gold that costs a lot of money to refine. Though there is more oil up here ( a lot more) than what there was in the Middle East

By that you mean, how much more oil lines they can open from Alberta?