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Then again. Calgary is our B I T C H

Damn, did we lose? I was kind of excited that we won.

Not too much better on Ebay either. Although, I saw this. http://www.ebay.com/itm/Reebok-Premier-NHL-Jersey-Anaheim-Ducks-Team-Black-Storm-sz-S-/201480888139?hash=item2ee9325f4b:g:F~YAAOSwnH1WZkCN Now that is kind of sexy.

I'd get it if it was onesie price. But not for a c note.

Halfway through the midseason premiere. And wow.

Absolutely not for kids. Lots of sex jokes, and not the mild kind. Some nudity. And of course violence. Just what you need for a valentine day flick.

Didn't watch. So good first, second, and third sentences. Sucks on the fourth though.

Deadpool I went in skeptical. I mean redoing a character that is played by the same person that got killed off a few movies ago. But man, they did a great job. You do have to have a warped sense of humor, which was right in my ballpark. So I laughed a lot.

We still have 2/3 of our government, which ain't that bad. Too soon?

Watch 1,400 US workers learn their jobs are moving to Mexico Yay for business decisions!

Turkish forces shell Syrian air base captured by Kurds This is going to end well.

Like we have the prospects to get anything useful atm.

Just so happens..... Bryce Harper fields $400 million question: 'Don't sell me short' This is the 2018 class. Trout won't be a FA till 2020. Among the players that the article listed, Harper and Kershaw are probably the most likely. Kershaw will already be at $32-33 million a season. Stanton will also hit the $32 million mark. $35 million a season? $40 million a season? Then would come Trout. And here is the thing. We know TV revenue is what is driving this. At what point will TV revenues be tapped out? Because cord cutting is becoming more and more popular. And probably the biggest reason for rising TV costs is sports. Oh, and remember the stadium decision is coming up also. And it does not look like Anaheim will bend over backwards in paying for a stadium.

Got to admit. When I saw the stat of something like 30 out of 80 in the shootout for Perry, I chuckled. That's when I knew we already gave up on the game.

Lawsuit contends the California bullet train project is violating state law I just wish this would go away.

Now we just need to get Theodore up here.

I actually think this might hold. The US and Europe already know they can't compete in Syria. If they keep holding on, it just means more pain for the civilians. US and Europe can't just keep arming and training the moderate rebels, to face the Hezbola, Iranian, and Russian military. They just won't hold up. Then you have the group that looks like they can hold Syria, and a member nation says they are terrorists, along with that group seems to have an "understanding" with Syria and Russia. As seen by the Kurdish embassy newly open in Moscow. I also noticed in the ceasefire, that there is no mention of ousting Asaad. IMO, this is mainly Europe saying they can't handle the refugees, and they need the war to end. And the only way for that to happen is stop the losing battle, and really go after who they need to go after, ISIS and like organizations.

Look on the bright side AO. If el Nino brought too much rain. There would be so much standing water, that Zika would be all over the news since there would be so many mosquitos.

One possibly two year from FA'cy, and it's obvious that he isn't going to sign and extension and is going to bolt for either Baltimore, Philly, or NY. Then you would have to be the most idiotic organization ever not to trade him for a boatload of prospects.

Andersen didn't look good at all in that shootout. Wouldn't be surprised if he was hurt.

This can't be good with Andersen.

Getzlaf being Getzlaf in the OT again. At least he didn't turn it over resulting in a goal.

Hell, Garbutt may have more than Getzlaf now