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How should the NHL address its myriad of problems?
MrRant replied to The Czech Republic's topic in Sports
Yeah, but then you have players like Ichiro and Yao Ming in other sports coming in and being huge fan favourites, so I don't know how much water that theory holds. They are oddities in a sea of American players (excluding Cubans, etc which are still a minority and most fans probably don't know that they are from other countries anyways). Compare that to a sport of probably 85-90% non Americans. -
How should the NHL address its myriad of problems?
MrRant replied to The Czech Republic's topic in Sports
Well with all the teams migrating to the US, I think some of the problem is that there aren't any superstar American players to be honest. Sad? Yes, but true. Bob in Atlanta is going to probably have a harder time getting behind someone named Solavinksi from Romania then a guy named Jackson from Iowa. -
If anyone wants in let me know.
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http://sports.espn.go.com/nfl/players/prof...le?statsId=6378
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Victim # 1 - Donte’ Stallworth Victim # 2 - Anquan Boldin Who will victim # 3 be? - Issac Bruce? - Marshall Faulk? - Torry Holt?
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If I can find someway to transfer the Shizzle I will. I'm going to look into it.
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SYDNEY (Reuters) - Former U.N. chief weapons inspector Hans Blix now believes Iraq (news - web sites) destroyed its weapons of mass destruction 10 years ago and that intelligence agencies were wrong in their weapons assessment that led to war. In an interview with Australian radio from Sweden, Blix said the search for evidence of biological, chemical or nuclear weapons would probably only uncover documents at best. "The more time that has passed, the more I think it's unlikely that anything will be found," Blix said in the interview, which was broadcast on Wednesday. "I'm certainly more and more to the conclusion that Iraq has, as they maintained, destroyed almost all of what they had in the summer of 1991," Blix said. In 1991, the United Nations (news - web sites)' International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) found what it called a secret nuclear weapons program in Iraq. It spent the next seven years dismantling Baghdad's nuclear capability, until its inspectors were thrown out of Iraq. Before ordering the invasion that toppled President Saddam Hussein (news - web sites), President Bush (news - web sites) referred to an imminent threat posed by Iraqi weapons of mass destruction as a prime justification for war. "In the beginning they talked about weapons concretely, and later on they talked about weapons programs...maybe they'll find some documents of interest," Blix said. Blix spent three years searching for Iraqi chemical, biological and ballistic missiles as head of the U.N. Monitoring, Verification and Inspection Commission. U.N. inspectors left Iraq in March this year as American and British forces prepared to invade. Calls for their reinstatement have been denied, with the U.S. occupation authorities preferring instead to set up their own body, the Iraq Survey Group. After more than five months of searching, no weapons of mass destruction have been found by the Iraq Survey Group, which consists of about 1,500 experts. U.S. officials said in July that the search had uncovered documents pointing to a program to develop such weapons. But the U.S. media network ABC News reported on Monday that a draft report by the Iraq Survey Group provides no solid evidence that Iraq had such arms when the United States invaded. The U.S. government has consistently said the search for weapons of mass destruction will take time and that it is confident evidence will eventually be uncovered.
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You like them loose and gritty huh?
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That would be a lot of wrestling to sit though even if only 5 minute matches .
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What about college girls? Do you have insecurities there? Have you tried using money as a bait? Women will do a lot for merchandise.
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Kinetic's blog sucks. Talk more about meeting chicks at Subway asshole.
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Done. But only because Elk asked.
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I think that was the default setting. Also it allows me to steal them from you...MUAHAAHAHA~! If people want me too I will change to 1 day.
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*coughDon'tKnowWhatYouAreTalkingAboutcough* I was thinking tomorrow night. (Day that I am off. I like to scout the place and see how things are there)
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Giving yourself TWO teams that CAN really CONTEND, isn't that BAD of a thing. I mean after all, it's not like you picked made them both FINE teams. Spoiler (Highlight to Read): Choko Says: Dory picky onny yous. Perhaps I should trade some players... hehehe.
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I tried to find someone else to join. I IMed people but no one wanted to play.
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<--- EVIL~! Genius.
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I will probably see where I am a few games into the season and make moves from there. Thanks Flik. EDIT: I read it as Elk. Sorry.
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Oh.. and I'm also the Shizzle... off the hizzle fo nizzle. Due to the stupid odd # rule.
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I am The NO MA'AM. Every one list who you are so I can post it on the league board.
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I need some one to evaluate my team. I know hockey and I know most of the players etc, but I am not indepth like some of you. Football and basketball are my strenghts.