Red Baron

can't find a picture, but Dr. Zip was a better subsitute for Dr. Pepper. Also the local Food Basics/A& brand of Root Beer was better than almost any other root beer.

Phil isn't going to win the Open. My bet if its not Tiger, expect either Ogilvy or Scott to win.

Yes, I agree with Niskie about this. I would put Hossa/Crosby/Roberts on the top line if I was Pittsburgh, and he has to be pushing near 20 minutes after two periods. And also I did not expect Fleury to play this poorly either.

Sup Drew, its Xero.

Sorry Nightwing, I think Franzen embelished a bit when Roberts hit him in the face.

Way to show up Pittsburgh.

Tiger should win the US Open. Torrey Pines is his bitch when it comes to Tiger winning.

I swear, Canadians get shit on with crappy music, like Default and Theory of a Deadman, and bands that sound like that. Between 94-97 the biggest bands in "rock" music was STP, Smashing Pumpkins, Green Day, The Offspring and Bush X. The rest were the one, two hit wonders tops. Then it was nu-metal and pop punk that broke out into the year 2000.

Sorry guys, just got internet back, and after a weeks worth of running around, I should be on more frequently.

Ya, I might as well bow out of it.

Detroit defence isn't as immobile as Phili, but Pittsburgh can roll out four lines switch them up and still be productive. Which line would Lindstrom be taking? Crosby or Malkin line. Pittsburgh defence isn't the best and certainly not better than Detroit, but Detroit has a lot more on their plate than what Pittsburgh has to do.

Is Valeri Kamenski coming out of retirement anytime soon?

I'm taking my first pick. I've been away for almost a week with no internet and been stuck running around. I'm taking Toe Blake for my coach in my first round pick.

Offence: Pittsburgh. They can roll out all for lines and get production on each line. Defence: Pittsburgh: Detroit's old age is going to kill them on the back end when matching the speed of the Pens. Unless Lindstrom is going to play 35+ minutes a game, the Wings D needs to pick up their game. Goaltending: Detroit: Fleury hasn't been tested that often this post season, and hasn't seen much offence power from Ottawa, New York and Phili. Detroit is another team all together. Ozzy is solid and needs to step up his game to carry the Wings to victory. Winner: Pens in six.

Too lazy to search, but my first pick. Paul Coffey.

I like girls who can swing a mean stick.

Eagles-esque sound. Country Rock sounds retarded.

Alf Metal

I don't see Chelios retiring next year. The man is going to play until he's fifty or seriously hurt.

What about Ulf Samuelesson. I mean he scored the GWG.

I know this might not be a big deal to some people, but after hearing this I might be unemployed very soon. Imperial Oil loses bid to get Kearl water permit reinstated Last Updated: Wednesday, May 14, 2008 | 4:14 PM ET Comments9Recommend9CBC News Imperial Oil Ltd.'s attempts to get a water licence reinstated for its $8-billion Kearl oilsands project hit a snag Wednesday when a federal judge dismissed the company's request. In a decision filed in Ottawa, Federal Court Judge Douglas Campbell upheld an earlier decision to pull the water licence for the proposed development. The permit was revoked earlier this year after another court ruled the environmental assessment on the project was incomplete. The environmental group Ecojustice had challenged the assessment. "The environmental affects of the oilsands in particular have been mismanaged and until the federal government and the Alberta government can show that their laws are good enough to control those impacts, then those concerns are going to continue," said Sean Nixon, a lawyer with Ecojustice. At a hearing last week in Calgary, Imperial argued that the federal government doesn't have the right to revoke a permit once it's been issued. Imperial has 30 days to appeal the latest decision. On the TSX, shares of Imperial slipped 56 cents, closing at $57.38

Imagine this. Hal Gill, Stanley Cup Champion.

This is awesome

and the sequel