I could definetely go for some Pizza for lunch.....

Meet me halfway between Montreal and Toronto?
- Scabeh

in cornholio?

So he's receiving the equivalent of a 20$ gift every game.

He's probably thrilled.

Free hotdog too.
- Scabeh

Don't think so - Kessel would have forced a trade to Arizona if true..

what's going back from Les Habs?
- zazzle

No idea.

Hell it might just be one out of a million call and that guy happened to hear about it.

I know how you really feel when people are not around.

It's ok.

We don't need to hide anymore.

It's 2016.
- Scabeh

No idea.

Hell it might just be one out of a million call and that guy happened to hear about it.
- Scabeh

David Desharnais?

David Desharnais?
- zazzle

Twice as bad.. o my point, can Trump be worse than him.
- bixll

Significantly.

Reimer will have the game of his life tonight.
- zazzle

Um ok.
That's why only said 5 -2 leafs.

- burn

You read the attached story???

Um ok.
That's why only said 5 -2 leafs.
- Fakepartofme

Let's hope so as he may not allow the Leafs players to score on him.

David Desharnais?
- zazzle

The (frank)ing dream.

If I had to guess.... maybe Beaulieu? But that's pure speculation.

You read the attached story???
- lumlums

from where?

Um ok.
That's why only said 5 -2 leafs.
- Fakepartofme

Matthews pots 2 tonight. Everybody knows to go high glove on Reims.

5-2 seems accurate, though I want to say 1 to help keep building Freddy's SV% to a respectable number

from where?
- zazzle

PPP

in cornholio?
- zazzle

Halfway is closer to cockville

Or more accurately Gananoque. Can't think of a clever name for that place. Nice golf around there tho

Matthews pots 2 tonight. Everybody knows to go high glove on Reims.

5-2 seems accurate, though I want to say 1 to help keep building Freddy's SV% to a respectable number
- WingmanWillie

Everybody knows to go high glove on Freddy too. Should be a fun game

Significantly.
- lumlums

not from a European perspective.
I for one am happy that chances on a war in Ukraine-Russia (our backgarden) have decreased with Hillary not there.

not from a European perspective.
I for one am happy that chances on a war in Ukraine-Russia (our backgarden) have decreased with Hillary not there.
- MaximusAurelius

yeah no war.

Trump would just let Russia take over Ukraine and all the neighbouring countries

not from a European perspective.
I for one am happy that chances on a war in Ukraine-Russia (our backgarden) have decreased with Hillary not there.
- MaximusAurelius

I'm not overly optimistic about the effects of a Trump presidency on the integrity of NATO, which ultimately affects how Russia deals with the baltic states, which could end up being a proving ground to how they choose to proceed with Finland.

not from a European perspective.
I for one am happy that chances on a war in Ukraine-Russia (our backgarden) have decreased with Hillary not there.
- MaximusAurelius

I'm curious as to why this is thrown around quite a bit. Was there something revealed that supports this idea? (Genuinely curious but I have a hard time not shaking my head off of my shoulders every time I read about this election)

I'm not overly optimistic about the effects of a Trump presidency on the integrity of NATO, which ultimately affects how Russia deals with the baltic states, which could end up being a proving ground to how they choose to proceed with Finland.
- TheMussel

At present, this is lacking anyways; NATO being used as an 'offensive (US) tool' as opposed to a safeguard for freedom and security.
I'm quite surprised by why people think Russia is more 'aggressive' than the US while over the past 20years we've seen the contrary.

At present, this is lacking anyways; NATO being used as an 'offensive (US) tool' as opposed to a safeguard for freedom and security.
I'm quite surprised by why people think Russia is more 'aggressive' than the US while over the past 20years we've seen the contrary.
- MaximusAurelius

I don't debate that the USA is 'more aggressive', but my concern lies with the fact that Russia has been aggressive in their foreign policy specifically with bordering countries.

Georgia
Ukraine/Moldova
Increasing talk around Baltic countries
More recent negative propaganda regarding Finland's political alignment

I'm curious as to why this is thrown around quite a bit. Was there something revealed that supports this idea? (Genuinely curious but I have a hard time not shaking my head off of my shoulders every time I read about this election)
- markmark

very black / white short description:

Ukraine has a complete corrupt government.
That government has support from those close to Hillary. (Obama and company have been relatively balanced in the whole Russia-Ukraine conflict).
Hillary would potentially have wanted to escalate the conflict in Ukraine to 'teach the Russians'.
Another potential created war by US; we're really not wanting this - in particular because as always, it's the normal people that pay most in wars. (and this time with potential to spread out to Turkey and Eastern European countries).

I don't debate that the USA is 'more aggressive', but my concern lies with the fact that Russia has been aggressive in their foreign policy specifically with bordering countries.

Georgia
Ukraine/Moldova
Increasing talk around Baltic countries
More recent negative propaganda regarding Finland's political alignment
- TheMussel

I find it very understandable that Russia is not very happy with Finland and Sweden potentially supporting NATO (=US) troups in Russia's backgarden, something which could eventually lead to an armed conflict and war.
Such a position does not help keep stability in the region.
I personally don't see Russia being aggressive toward europe/EU anyways; merely response to NATO discussions.

p.s.: Matthews with the hattrick tonight!