Nelson staying in Long Island
- obie

Lord Admiral?

pretty interested in those. big non tucker here.
- kicksave856

What about Tom Tucker?

What about Tom Tucker?
- Pat1993

love tom tucker.

Lord Admiral?
- dt99999

Mandela

Dan?

Dan?
- pete26

dandela?

Mandela
- Symba007

I was gonna reply this same thing, but I didn't want to be labelled a racist..

Dan?
- pete26

Willie

Lord Admiral?
- dt99999

would like to see Horatio make a come back as a popular baby name.

I was gonna reply this same thing, but I didn't want to be labelled a racist..
- pete26

that ship sailed son

I was gonna reply this same thing, but I didn't want to be labelled a racist..
- pete26

Mandela did a lot of great things for his sport

"He is one of the most known athletes in the world and a lot of impact in any kind of sport that he did. Even playing hockey, everyone knows him. From being the type of person he was off the ice and on the ice. But you know he changed a lot while he was with us. He’s a tremendous guy.”

Mandela did a lot of great things for his sport

"He is one of the most known athletes in the world and a lot of impact in any kind of sport that he did. Even playing hockey, everyone knows him. From being the type of person he was off the ice and on the ice. But you know he changed a lot while he was with us. He’s a tremendous guy.”
- Symba007

a number of years ago, in a small town near the Arctic Circle, a bouncing baby polar bear was born. But this bear was very different from all of the other polar bears in the town. While all of the other bears had white fur, this bear’s fur was BLUE!!

Although his family loved him very much, the blue bear never really felt as though he fit in at school or among his friends. He was always picked last for hockey games (his favorite). Instead, he would spend most of his time playing his favorite music, the blues, on his saxophone.

Then one day he was told about a hockey team called the St. Louis Blues! Since the blue bear loved hockey, blues music, and was blue himself, he knew he had to find this team!

When he was old enough, the blue bear traveled all the way to St. Louis to meet the Blues. After meeting the team, he was inspired with their high energy and great teamwork. Even though they had never met a blue bear before, all the Blues’ players & coaches liked him so much that they invited him to be a part of the team… as their mascot! He knew that he had finally found where he belonged.

On October 10, 2007, he was introduced to the fans and got to play “When the BLUES Go Marching In” on his saxophone. It was the greatest night of his life.

Then, on November 3, 2007, the blue bear was named Louie by the fans. He was even given his very own game jersey!

Now, Louie can be seen at all home games and throughout the community doing what he loves best— meeting fans and supporting the Blues! So, the next time you’re at a Blues game, be sure to say “hello” or give him a high five.

douche chills

a number of years ago, in a small town near the Arctic Circle, a bouncing baby polar bear was born. But this bear was very different from all of the other polar bears in the town. While all of the other bears had white fur, this bear’s fur was BLUE!!

Although his family loved him very much, the blue bear never really felt as though he fit in at school or among his friends. He was always picked last for hockey games (his favorite). Instead, he would spend most of his time playing his favorite music, the blues, on his saxophone.

Then one day he was told about a hockey team called the St. Louis Blues! Since the blue bear loved hockey, blues music, and was blue himself, he knew he had to find this team!

When he was old enough, the blue bear traveled all the way to St. Louis to meet the Blues. After meeting the team, he was inspired with their high energy and great teamwork. Even though they had never met a blue bear before, all the Blues’ players & coaches liked him so much that they invited him to be a part of the team… as their mascot! He knew that he had finally found where he belonged.

On October 10, 2007, he was introduced to the fans and got to play “When the BLUES Go Marching In” on his saxophone. It was the greatest night of his life.

Then, on November 3, 2007, the blue bear was named Louie by the fans. He was even given his very own game jersey!

Now, Louie can be seen at all home games and throughout the community doing what he loves best— meeting fans and supporting the Blues! So, the next time you’re at a Blues game, be sure to say “hello” or give him a high five.

douche chills
- Fountain-San

but shouldn't they call him blouie?

Dan??

but shouldn't they call him blouie?
- kicksave856

stop

stop
- Fountain-San

lol i'm sorry

lol i'm sorry
- kicksave856

Something he can't do at the buffet..

Something he can't do at the buffet..
- pete26

wow



WOW

wow



WOW
- kicksave856

I forgot *runs*

a number of years ago, in a small town near the Arctic Circle, a bouncing baby polar bear was born. But this bear was very different from all of the other polar bears in the town. While all of the other bears had white fur, this bear’s fur was BLUE!!

Although his family loved him very much, the blue bear never really felt as though he fit in at school or among his friends. He was always picked last for hockey games (his favorite). Instead, he would spend most of his time playing his favorite music, the blues, on his saxophone.

Then one day he was told about a hockey team called the St. Louis Blues! Since the blue bear loved hockey, blues music, and was blue himself, he knew he had to find this team!

When he was old enough, the blue bear traveled all the way to St. Louis to meet the Blues. After meeting the team, he was inspired with their high energy and great teamwork. Even though they had never met a blue bear before, all the Blues’ players & coaches liked him so much that they invited him to be a part of the team… as their mascot! He knew that he had finally found where he belonged.

On October 10, 2007, he was introduced to the fans and got to play “When the BLUES Go Marching In” on his saxophone. It was the greatest night of his life.

Then, on November 3, 2007, the blue bear was named Louie by the fans. He was even given his very own game jersey!

Now, Louie can be seen at all home games and throughout the community doing what he loves best— meeting fans and supporting the Blues! So, the next time you’re at a Blues game, be sure to say “hello” or give him a high five.

douche chills
- Fountain-San

It would be douche if he danced to the dropkick murphies and kernkraft 400

It would be douche if he danced to the dropkick murphies and kernkraft 400
- mr.peanut

hey bud

hey bud
- deadpoulet

Yo

Yo
- mr.peanut

What's up with my boy?

What's up with my boy?
- deadpoulet

Enjoying my evening and need to schedule my w'end, you?