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Gullzy
Vancouver Canucks
Location: Vancouver, BC
Joined: 02.07.2013

Feb 17 @ 10:32 PM ET
I'd consider other returns.

But I am trying to free up a roster spot, so I don't want to take on extra players.

I suppose I'd do a one for one if the deal made sense.

- Fosco



You freeing up the roster spot for Brodeur?
Chest Rockwell
Vancouver Canucks
Location: White Rock, BC
Joined: 08.31.2007

Feb 17 @ 10:36 PM ET
You freeing up the roster spot for Brodeur?
- Gullzy


Anybody can put a claim in on him.
Fosco
Vancouver Canucks
Location: Marwood's Beotch, BC
Joined: 12.08.2007

Feb 17 @ 10:42 PM ET
Any interest in Downie?
- Chest Rockwell


Not really.

He's just having a down year, but I don't really have the desire to trade for him right now.
A_SteamingLombardi
Location: Systemic failure / Slurptastic
Joined: 10.12.2008

Feb 17 @ 10:45 PM ET
Indeed, makes Gillis look like an intellectual colossus/savant
- Zogg

Just don't want to see him with his shirt off.
Fosco
Vancouver Canucks
Location: Marwood's Beotch, BC
Joined: 12.08.2007

Feb 17 @ 10:47 PM ET
You freeing up the roster spot for Brodeur?
- Gullzy


No.

Actually hadn't noticed you dropped him until now.

Just have a couple players expected off IR soon, and I wouldn't mind a 2nd (or 1st, of course) round pick.

Your offer is interesting, but I'm going to wait and see what else comes up. I've had some chatter regarding one of the guys you want.

Plus, you're asking for one of my favourite players
Gullzy
Vancouver Canucks
Location: Vancouver, BC
Joined: 02.07.2013

Feb 17 @ 10:51 PM ET
No.

Actually hadn't noticed you dropped him until now.

Just have a couple players expected off IR soon, and I wouldn't mind a 2nd (or 1st, of course) round pick.

Your offer is interesting, but I'm going to wait and see what else comes up. I've had some chatter regarding one of the guys you want.

Plus, you're asking for one of may favourite players

- Fosco


haha let me know before you pull the trigger on a deal. we might be able to work something out.
Fosco
Vancouver Canucks
Location: Marwood's Beotch, BC
Joined: 12.08.2007

Feb 17 @ 10:52 PM ET
haha let me know before you pull the trigger on a deal. we might be able to work something out.
- Gullzy


Will do.
Gullzy
Vancouver Canucks
Location: Vancouver, BC
Joined: 02.07.2013

Feb 17 @ 10:54 PM ET
Anybody can put a claim in on him.
- Chest Rockwell


I dropped him cause it looks like no one is going to put in a solid offer for one of my netminders. I saw that Subban was available, so I thought why not grab him now; and just build through the draft?

Im willing to trade Pat Marleau for a high 1st rounder if anyone is interested.
hillbillydeluxe
Vancouver Canucks
Location: I didn't read it , BC
Joined: 09.21.2013

Feb 17 @ 11:05 PM ET
Any thoughts on that Mike Babcock clip of his reaction to a stupid question re it would have been better to beat Finland in regulation to have an easier opponent.... or something like that? As if the team wasn't trying or taking the opponent seriously.

Anyway, I think it was LeBrun who asked it, and he acted like it was a question all reporters wanted answered.

Anyway, I think he asked it after Babcock had just spoken on how hard the team was playing and you can't expect the path to Olympic gold to be easy and it shouldn't be.

(Really summarized.)

sounding like that snl character
Whiskey-Tango
Vancouver Canucks
Location: Classification: Bipolar-Tanker, QC
Joined: 12.10.2011

Feb 17 @ 11:06 PM ET
There doesn't seem to be an absolute consensus as to the origins of pierogies (with quite a few Eastern European countries staking them as their own - although Poland, Ukraine and Slovaks are at the top of the list). That said, there are theories that they actually originated in the far east - China/Japan (the 'pierogie' being inherited from the gyoza/dumpling)

As far as Montreal, at least there is the legacy of the marvel of engineering that is the Olympic stadium . Free concrete for all!

Edit: now I'm @$#@@#$ hungry

- Zogg


ahaha exactly.

Thanks for the Pierogie info, i have noticed a few nationalities claim the delicious delight to be their own however the best one's i have ever had came from the various polish deli's around MTL. Sooooooooooo dam good
Zogg
Vancouver Canucks
Joined: 09.16.2005

Feb 17 @ 11:11 PM ET
ahaha exactly.

Thanks for the Pierogie info, i have noticed a few nationalities claim the delicious delight to be their own however the best one's i have ever had came from the various polish deli's around MTL. Sooooooooooo dam good

- Whiskey-Tango


I know, @#@# delicious! (must be nice to have a quality source of said delight - just another reason to like Montreal (to offset my disdain for Les Habitants ) What kind of filling(s) do you like?

Edit: I've had ones even filled with blueberries
A_SteamingLombardi
Location: Systemic failure / Slurptastic
Joined: 10.12.2008

Feb 17 @ 11:14 PM ET
I know, @#@# delicious! (must be nice to have a quality source of said delight - just another reason to like Montreal (to offset my disdain for Les Habitants ) What kind of filling(s) do you like?

Edit: I've had ones even filled with blueberries

- Zogg

Nutella and a piece of banana.
Whiskey-Tango
Vancouver Canucks
Location: Classification: Bipolar-Tanker, QC
Joined: 12.10.2011

Feb 17 @ 11:14 PM ET
Looks like his motorboat'n face, so I'd guess the boob-grab event...

Yeah, some interesting comments from the Canadian snowboarder about Putin and the budget for the Olympics.

Sounds like a good chunk of the $50-billion went to a Bluth-like approach to building—make everything look good on the outside and screw the foundation and interior. Putin's model houses...

Apparently some of the recent building is already showing damage.

Putin's definitely getting a reputation boost with some of his jovial behavior in the media, but we'll see several years from now when all the buildings are crumbling from not having the money for upkeep, and the conditions are even worse than they are now throughout the rest of the country...

- Fosco


I'm not too sure about the longevity concerns related to the Sochi infrastructure as the geographical location amounts to nothing more then a small tourist village, meaning the massive stadium in which the hockey is played seems as though it might not serve much of a purpose post games.

One thing i don't get about all the lost money concerns related to Olympics games is that i thought a large fraction of the revenue used to create the games in any country is financed and supported by corporate entities in the interests of advertising/marketing?

Good point thought, have you guys noticed the interior of the bobsledding course, nothing more then a bunch of plywood
Zogg
Vancouver Canucks
Joined: 09.16.2005

Feb 17 @ 11:17 PM ET
Nutella and a piece of banana.
- A_SteamingLombardi


No way? are you pulling my snout? that does sound quite interesting, though, you pierogie connossieur you Is that from the deli you frequent or some sort of secret family concoction?
Whiskey-Tango
Vancouver Canucks
Location: Classification: Bipolar-Tanker, QC
Joined: 12.10.2011

Feb 17 @ 11:19 PM ET
I know, @#@# delicious! (must be nice to have a quality source of said delight - just another reason to like Montreal (to offset my disdain for Les Habitants ) What kind of filling(s) do you like?

Edit: I've had ones even filled with blueberries

- Zogg


Blueberries eghhhh

Best i ever had was stuffed with potato, bacon, cheese and garlic ( more of an American style i suppose)

But yes, Montreal has some of the best, most diverse food possibilities imaginable that is unlike anything i have ever seen in the likes of Ottawa/Toronto/Vancouver.
hillbillydeluxe
Vancouver Canucks
Location: I didn't read it , BC
Joined: 09.21.2013

Feb 17 @ 11:20 PM ET
I'm not too sure about the longevity concerns related to the Sochi infrastructure as the geographical location amounts to nothing more then a small tourist village, meaning the massive stadium in which the hockey is played seems as though it might not serve much of a purpose post games.

One thing i don't get about all the lost money concerns related to Olympics games is that i thought a large fraction of the revenue used to create the games in any country is financed and supported by corporate entities in the interests of advertising/marketing?

Good point thought, have you guys noticed the interior of the bobsledding course, nothing more then a bunch of plywood

- Whiskey-Tango


http://www.businessinside...evo-olympics-2013-11?op=1
A_SteamingLombardi
Location: Systemic failure / Slurptastic
Joined: 10.12.2008

Feb 17 @ 11:20 PM ET
I'm not too sure about the longevity concerns related to the Sochi infrastructure as the geographical location amounts to nothing more then a small tourist village, meaning the massive stadium in which the hockey is played seems as though it might not serve much of a purpose post games.

One thing i don't get about all the lost money concerns related to Olympics games is that i thought a large fraction of the revenue used to create the games in any country is financed and supported by corporate entities in the interests of advertising/marketing?

Good point thought, have you guys noticed the interior of the bobsledding course, nothing more then a bunch of plywood

- Whiskey-Tango

They are hosting a Formula 1 race this year (Oct.12) actually I think they have a 3 yr deal with Formula 1, so those hotel rooms better still be around in Oct.
A_SteamingLombardi
Location: Systemic failure / Slurptastic
Joined: 10.12.2008

Feb 17 @ 11:21 PM ET
No way? are you pulling my snout? that does sound quite interesting, though, you pierogie connossieur you Is that from the deli you frequent or some sort of secret family concoction?
- Zogg

Polish friends.
Gullzy
Vancouver Canucks
Location: Vancouver, BC
Joined: 02.07.2013

Feb 17 @ 11:25 PM ET
I'm not too sure about the longevity concerns related to the Sochi infrastructure as the geographical location amounts to nothing more then a small tourist village, meaning the massive stadium in which the hockey is played seems as though it might not serve much of a purpose post games.

One thing i don't get about all the lost money concerns related to Olympics games is that i thought a large fraction of the revenue used to create the games in any country is financed and supported by corporate entities in the interests of advertising/marketing?

Good point thought, have you guys noticed the interior of the bobsledding course, nothing more then a bunch of plywood

- Whiskey-Tango


KHL might want to move in after? They can also transform the village into a winter sports training haven.

I hope they do have some sort of plan for Sochi post olympics because the place is now apart of sporting history.
Whiskey-Tango
Vancouver Canucks
Location: Classification: Bipolar-Tanker, QC
Joined: 12.10.2011

Feb 17 @ 11:27 PM ET
http://www.businessinside...evo-olympics-2013-11?op=1
- hillbillydeluxe


Wicked shots!

My uncle served down there during the unrest and was actually tasked with clearing out the ski jump building witnessed in the third picture ( building with the U.N marking on the roof) as they were taking repeated sniper fire from that location

Insane to think that a host country could slip into genocidal violence within 4-5 years of the Olympic games
Zogg
Vancouver Canucks
Joined: 09.16.2005

Feb 17 @ 11:34 PM ET
Blueberries eghhhh

Best i ever had was stuffed with potato, bacon, cheese and garlic ( more of an American style i suppose)

But yes, Montreal has some of the best, most diverse food possibilities imaginable that is unlike anything i have ever seen in the likes of Ottawa/Toronto/Vancouver.

- Whiskey-Tango



I'm @#$ salivating
Zogg
Vancouver Canucks
Joined: 09.16.2005

Feb 17 @ 11:36 PM ET
Polish friends.
- A_SteamingLombardi


Good stuff have they ever offered you Spiritus? (the Polish equivalent of Everclear, except the chances of blindness are much more likely
Chest Rockwell
Vancouver Canucks
Location: White Rock, BC
Joined: 08.31.2007

Feb 17 @ 11:37 PM ET
They are hosting a Formula 1 race this year (Oct.12) actually I think they have a 3 yr deal with Formula 1, so those hotel rooms better still be around in Oct.
- A_SteamingLombardi


Those hotel rooms better be in better condition for the spectators of the Formula 1 race. Athletes and Media are one thing, but Formula 1 clientele won't stand for unfinished lobbies and electrical panels in the shower stalls.
vancity787
Vancouver Canucks
Location: My Parents Basement, BC
Joined: 07.14.2008

Feb 18 @ 12:00 AM ET
Hello ladies. In order to get my trade to go through I need to drop a player from my roster to make both fit. Anyone interested in anyone for a pick throw me an offer. And Chest, Im mulling over your offer.
A_SteamingLombardi
Location: Systemic failure / Slurptastic
Joined: 10.12.2008

Feb 18 @ 12:05 AM ET
Those hotel rooms better be in better condition for the spectators of the Formula 1 race. Athletes and Media are one thing, but Formula 1 clientele won't stand for unfinished lobbies and electrical panels in the shower stalls.
- Chest Rockwell

As long as there is enough room to park the helicopters everything will be okay.
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