yeah
- mr.peanut

good good. i mean, they need to know.

Yes, me too.

Laval is doing pretty well form what I read in here, so should be a good time.

I’m good, got tix for the habs in edm on Thursday so that should be interesting..
- pete26

That's great

Yeah, Laval are doing great, but they have a lot of injuries...hopefully they can keep their heads above water

Pretty quiet..

Cole Caufield, so expensive, can't carry a line.

- Martin Lemay, WaterBoy

c, c, & p, good morning.

c, c, & p, good morning.
- kicksave856

You were one C away from being labeled an 80's vilain!

You were one C away from being labeled an 80's vilain!
- Scabeh

i wanted to add it but i couldn't come up with another place that started with C.

Cole Caufield, so expensive, can't carry a line.

- Martin Lemay, WaterBoy
- Scabeh

He's not the same player he was last year, much more complete but he's just 24 it's normal. When he came in the league he was "just a shooter" and that statement was true. Last year goal scoring was more difficult, it's nice to see him step up his game this year with playmaking.

He's not the same player he was last year, much more complete but he's just 24 it's normal. When he came in the league he was "just a shooter" and that statement was true. Last year goal scoring was more difficult, it's nice to see him step up his game this year with playmaking.
- Fredo

Oh I agree, and if that statement would have been made 2 years ago, I wouldn't have clapped back at it.

But these are things being said in the past few days.

Cole has been improving every season, he's a great player and I'm so (frank)ing glad we have him on our team at a very reasonable price until 2030.

With the cap going up, our first line will be such a bargain.

Cole Caufield, so expensive, can't carry a line.

- Martin Lemay, WaterBoy
- Scabeh

😂

F’n Martin..

Oh I agree, and if that statement would have been made 2 years ago, I wouldn't have clapped back at it.

But these are things being said in the past few days.

Cole has been improving every season, he's a great player and I'm so (frank)ing glad we have him on our team at a very reasonable price until 2030.

With the cap going up, our first line will be such a bargain.

- Scabeh

Ok then they are idiots, we can move on.

c, c, & p, good morning.
- kicksave856

cocaine, cock and wussy?

Anyways, morning.

Today I got Red Headed Stranger by Willie Nelson

cocaine, cock and wussy?

Anyways, morning.

Today I got Red Headed Stranger by Willie Nelson
- Mashadar

you gotta get so high!

Omg he scored a winning goal…3 on 3

Omg he scored a winning goal…3 on 3
- WaterBoy

Also setup up Suzuki on the one timer 5 on 5

Also setup up Suzuki on the one timer 5 on 5
- Fredo

Omg he set up Suzuki on the one timer.... 5 on 5

Omg he set up Suzuki on the one timer.... 5 on 5
- Mashadar

let's all be nice. we're all great friends on the internet!

let's all be nice. we're all great friends on the internet!
- kicksave856

You're a great friend on the internet.

You are.

Wait... is that how it is suppose to go?

You're a great friend on the internet.

You are.

Wait... is that how it is suppose to go?
- Mashadar

i feel like it went pretty well!

you're a great internet friend too!

i feel like it went pretty well!

you're a great internet friend too!
- kicksave856

Sounded sarcastic is what I meant, though.

Sounded sarcastic is what I meant, though.



- Mashadar

we're all sarcastic friends on the internet!

For the 1st time in Canada, surgeons put teeth in patients' eyes to restore sight.

When Brent Chapman's doctor first pitched him on the idea of having one of his own teeth surgically embedded in his eye to restore his sight, he says he felt "a little apprehensive."

But then he spoke to a woman in Australia who had undergone the same procedure to tremendous success.

"She had been completely blind for 20 years, and is now snow skiing," Chapman, 33, of North Vancouver, said. "I know it sounds a little crazy and science fiction-y."

Chapman, who is blind in both eyes, is one of three Canadians undergoing osteo-odonto keratoprosthesis (OOKP) — or as it's more commonly known, tooth-in-eye surgery — at a B.C. hospital this week.

It involves removing a patient's tooth, usually the canine, installing a plastic optical lens inside it, and then implanting the whole thing into the eye.

My question is... did a blind person accidently fall down stairs, lose a tooth along the way, and have it embedded in their eye when they reached the bottom, and suddenly they could see?

The poop people come up with is mindboggling to me.

For the 1st time in Canada, surgeons put teeth in patients' eyes to restore sight.

When Brent Chapman's doctor first pitched him on the idea of having one of his own teeth surgically embedded in his eye to restore his sight, he says he felt "a little apprehensive."

But then he spoke to a woman in Australia who had undergone the same procedure to tremendous success.

"She had been completely blind for 20 years, and is now snow skiing," Chapman, 33, of North Vancouver, said. "I know it sounds a little crazy and science fiction-y."

Chapman, who is blind in both eyes, is one of three Canadians undergoing osteo-odonto keratoprosthesis (OOKP) — or as it's more commonly known, tooth-in-eye surgery — at a B.C. hospital this week.

It involves removing a patient's tooth, usually the canine, installing a plastic optical lens inside it, and then implanting the whole thing into the eye.

My question is... did a blind person accidently fall down stairs, lose a tooth along the way, and have it embedded in their eye when they reached the bottom, and suddenly they could see?

The poop people come up with is mindboggling to me.
- Mashadar

Crazy stuff for sure.

For the 1st time in Canada, surgeons put teeth in patients' eyes to restore sight.

When Brent Chapman's doctor first pitched him on the idea of having one of his own teeth surgically embedded in his eye to restore his sight, he says he felt "a little apprehensive."

But then he spoke to a woman in Australia who had undergone the same procedure to tremendous success.

"She had been completely blind for 20 years, and is now snow skiing," Chapman, 33, of North Vancouver, said. "I know it sounds a little crazy and science fiction-y."

Chapman, who is blind in both eyes, is one of three Canadians undergoing osteo-odonto keratoprosthesis (OOKP) — or as it's more commonly known, tooth-in-eye surgery — at a B.C. hospital this week.

It involves removing a patient's tooth, usually the canine, installing a plastic optical lens inside it, and then implanting the whole thing into the eye.

My question is... did a blind person accidently fall down stairs, lose a tooth along the way, and have it embedded in their eye when they reached the bottom, and suddenly they could see?

The poop people come up with is mindboggling to me.
- Mashadar

you know, they really missed an excellent opportunity here. your canine teeth are also known as your eye teeth.

i mean, it was right there.

you know, they really missed an excellent opportunity here. your canine teeth are also known as your eye teeth.

i mean, it was right there.
- kicksave856

Yeah, was thinking that too, when reading, but forgot because I was just so mind boggled by it all.

What kind of Dr Frankenstein thinks of these things... and actually makes it work.

(frank)ing amazing.