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post #31
08 June 2006, 01:49 UTC#31
fuck, 0 - 5 hurricanes :angry: edmonton is screwed now since they have that goalie. He lets more rubber between his legs thena 5 dollar hooker! christ
post #32
08 June 2006, 01:58 UTC#32
Now that they have jussi markkanan startng it lookslike a sealed deal, fuck I want the oilers to win but the light is fading quick.
post #33
08 June 2006, 01:59 UTC#33
yah man me to, we need a canadian team to win the cup! but fuckin wussy roloson, if he wasnt hurt we'd win this sereies, now we got that dumbass in net we're fucked
post #34
08 June 2006, 02:15 UTC#34
QUOTE(Independent @ Jun 7 2006, 07:59 PM) [snapback]343652[/snapback]

yah man me to, we need a canadian team to win the cup! but fuckin wussy roloson, if he wasnt hurt we'd win this sereies, now we got that dumbass in net we're fucked



That would be fucked up if an american team wins the cup, considering that hockey is a canadian sport, but 90% of the player on the American teams are Canadian anyways.
post #35
08 June 2006, 02:19 UTC#35
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QUOTE(Independent @ Jun 7 2006, 07:59 PM) [snapback]343652[/snapback]

yah man me to, we need a canadian team to win the cup! but fuckin wussy roloson, if he wasnt hurt we'd win this sereies, now we got that dumbass in net we're fucked



That would be fucked up if an american team wins the cup, considering that hockey is a canadian sport, but 90% of the player on the American teams are Canadian anyways.

hockey started in canada? I figured it would've been played in europe before canada?
post #36
08 June 2006, 02:21 UTC#36
I'm Not completly sure where it started but, hockey has always been dominated by canadians.
post #37
08 June 2006, 02:21 UTC#37
:biggrin: oh Cameron Ward... I stand true to what I said. If anyone is earning the cup, it's him. This final is all about the goalies. Without Roloson the Oilers don't stand a chance, Cams time to shine again tonight Image file not present in the recovered backup
post #38
08 June 2006, 02:32 UTC#38
QUOTE(jmax @ Jun 7 2006, 08:21 PM) [snapback]343664[/snapback]

I'm Not completly sure where it started but, hockey has always been dominated by canadians.



I agree with you but if the oilers have a chance they will need pissani to step up, cause he is leading tem in goals right now.
post #39
08 June 2006, 02:39 UTC#39
QUOTE(jmax @ Jun 7 2006, 08:21 PM) [snapback]343664[/snapback]

I'm Not completly sure where it started but, hockey has always been dominated by canadians.


started in canada, in the 1800's in nova scotia.



the next two games are in edmonton, so they will have the fans behind them. the fans in edmonton are amazing. just like having another player out on the ice.
the last three times edmonton has played there the fans were so loud the opening singer had to stop singing the national anthem and let the fans sing. its unreal.

so im still gunning for them. until I see carolina hoisting the cup I will be cheering for edmonton and hope they hoist it instead.
post #40
08 June 2006, 02:42 UTC#40
QUOTE(luciferrrrrrrrrr @ Jun 7 2006, 08:39 PM) [snapback]343675[/snapback]

QUOTE(jmax @ Jun 7 2006, 08:21 PM) [snapback]343664[/snapback]

I'm Not completly sure where it started but, hockey has always been dominated by canadians.


started in canada, in the 1800's in nova scotia.


thanx I new it was something like that, you looked it up?
post #41
08 June 2006, 02:46 UTC#41
nah, ive followed hockey my whole life. I just know some useless shit
post #42
08 June 2006, 02:50 UTC#42
QUOTE(luciferrrrrrrrrr @ Jun 7 2006, 08:46 PM) [snapback]343680[/snapback]

nah, ive followed hockey my whole life. I just know some useless shit



cool :cool:
post #43
08 June 2006, 07:32 UTC#43
QUOTE(luciferrrrrrrrrr @ Jun 8 2006, 05:39 AM) [snapback]343675[/snapback]

started in canada, in the 1800's in nova scotia.

I thought that it was London, Windsor and Halifax who've always been arguing in which of these towns hockey was played for the first time.. Aren't those towns in Ontario? I can't be arsed to check :)

There's a story about how some kids were playing on the ice with a rubber ball but being round, it kept flying into a window in a nearby store, so the old man who owned the shop got tired of this and cut the rubber ball into being flat (=puck) so that it wouldn't rise from the ice.

Some say that it evolved from a game native indians would've played on the ice with a rock and braches.
Some theories take the game to the Netherlands where people have always skated on the canals.

I know a thing or two about hockey too :)
post #44
08 June 2006, 09:39 UTC#44
I saw the goals btw and I wouldn't blame them on Markkanen.. MacTavish even said that he played well and he's gonna get the start in game 3.
post #45
08 June 2006, 09:41 UTC#45
Markkanen for MVP

j/k
but still.. 3 goals on PP :S PP goals can seldom be blamed on the goalie..
post #46
08 June 2006, 09:56 UTC#46
Yeah but after losing a game by 5 goals the goaltender is often the person the fingers are pointing at :)
And the reason to change goalies after a loss doesn't always have to be because of bad goaltending. It can be just a maneuver to wake the team up. Especially when Conklin and Markkanen aren't that far from each other in the Oilers depth chart. Anyway, Conklin screwed up in game 1 so I guess he wasn't even a choice for Mc T for game 3
post #47
08 June 2006, 10:08 UTC#47
Ben are you coming shopping to ALEPA today? My work starts at 15.oo! cya :)
post #48
08 June 2006, 10:12 UTC#48
I just might rob the store. AND YOU AINT TELLIN ON ME!!! :)
post #49
08 June 2006, 10:17 UTC#49
gimme a cut and we're all good!

Cause if there is to much cash in the register and it gets robbed I have to pay for it myself :D I dont know where the lines is drawn... but you could get lucky and get like 1500-2000euros ben! go for it! :) Or then go for the safe in the office.. and youll get like alteast 5k :P
post #51
08 June 2006, 17:42 UTC#51
QUOTE(benCKa @ Jun 8 2006, 11:57 AM) [snapback]343852[/snapback]

Back to hockey. Any Flames fans in here?
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Although I have to disagree on the defense. I think they have sick potential there with Regehr, Hamrlik, Phaneuf and even Leopold

:mad: I'm angry with them right now, I had Phaneuf<3, Leopold and Amonte for picks in my hockey pool and they let me down, I expected Detroit and Calgary to go far (my two teams)
post #52
08 June 2006, 19:17 UTC#52
Phaneuf is insane! He's gonna be such a superstar. I remember seeing him for the first time in the World Juniors a couple of years back and he was already on a completely different level than the rest
post #55
08 June 2006, 21:36 UTC#55
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post #56
10 June 2006, 00:08 UTC#56
QUOTE(benCKa @ Jun 8 2006, 01:32 AM) [snapback]343753[/snapback]

QUOTE(luciferrrrrrrrrr @ Jun 8 2006, 05:39 AM) [snapback]343675[/snapback]

started in canada, in the 1800's in nova scotia.

I thought that it was London, Windsor and Halifax who've always been arguing in which of these towns hockey was played for the first time.. Aren't those towns in Ontario? I can't be arsed to check :)

There's a story about how some kids were playing on the ice with a rubber ball but being round, it kept flying into a window in a nearby store, so the old man who owned the shop got tired of this and cut the rubber ball into being flat (=puck) so that it wouldn't rise from the ice.

Some say that it evolved from a game native indians would've played on the ice with a rock and braches.
Some theories take the game to the Netherlands where people have always skated on the canals.

I know a thing or two about hockey too :)


nah didnt start in ontario, halifax im pretty sure, all of those above named cities had some of the first teams tho.

pretty sure hockey started as an adaptation of a similar game from scotland played on land. as far as natives playing it on ice, never happened. the natives invented lacrosse but never really played hockey as skates were hard to make with the technology they had.

later on when the fur trade and the hudsons bay company had the boom in upper canada and in what is now northern manitoba many traded pelts and furs, but not for skates..... mostly guns, and booze. sad story actually. my great great grandfather was one of these traders and apparently he brought a cheif an extra case of whiskey when trading, so in exchange the cheif gave him his daughter, so I am part metis from this. :) crazyshit, I think we should start a fuckin fur traders post again.

im willing to trade some whiskey, I want a beaver skin. for a bottle



p.s. go oilers!
post #57
10 June 2006, 11:08 UTC#57
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QUOTE(benCKa @ Jun 8 2006, 01:32 AM) [snapback]343753[/snapback]

QUOTE(luciferrrrrrrrrr @ Jun 8 2006, 05:39 AM) [snapback]343675[/snapback]

started in canada, in the 1800's in nova scotia.

I thought that it was London, Windsor and Halifax who've always been arguing in which of these towns hockey was played for the first time.. Aren't those towns in Ontario? I can't be arsed to check :)

There's a story about how some kids were playing on the ice with a rubber ball but being round, it kept flying into a window in a nearby store, so the old man who owned the shop got tired of this and cut the rubber ball into being flat (=puck) so that it wouldn't rise from the ice.

Some say that it evolved from a game native indians would've played on the ice with a rock and braches.
Some theories take the game to the Netherlands where people have always skated on the canals.

I know a thing or two about hockey too :)


nah didnt start in ontario, halifax im pretty sure, all of those above named cities had some of the first teams tho.

pretty sure hockey started as an adaptation of a similar game from scotland played on land. as far as natives playing it on ice, never happened. the natives invented lacrosse but never really played hockey as skates were hard to make with the technology they had.

I read that allready in the 16th century Dutchmen played a similar game on the frozen canals...

But I guess that's not really hockey...

but this is:
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The Society for International Hockey Research contends that the earliest game of hockey occurred in Halifax in 1859


So It's between those two that you'll have to choose...


aaand I allso read that:
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There are claims that ice hockey was invented in Windsor, Nova Scotia and named after an individual, as in 'Colonel Hockey's game. Proponents of this theory point out that the surname Hockey exists in the district surrounding Windsor, though this is an unlikely coincidence.



I think that hockey was played in Europe long before they played it in America. But the puck was invented in Canada. So the question is: Is it hockey if there is no puck?




post #58
10 June 2006, 13:55 UTC#58
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So the question is: Is it hockey if there is no puck?

Nope :)

By natives I meant that they played a similar game on the ice (without skates though yeah), but they did use branches as sticks and a rock or a piece of wood as a thing to play with. They played it on the ice cause it was easier due to the flat surface. But it's just a legend that's never been proven to be correct.
The Scottish game you mentioned was called Hurling or something like that by the way.


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I read that allready in the 16th century Dutchmen played a similar game on the frozen canals...


Maybe you read it here :)
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Some theories take the game to the Netherlands where people have always skated on the canals.
post #59
10 June 2006, 14:16 UTC#59
QUOTE(benCKa @ Jun 10 2006, 04:55 PM) [snapback]344746[/snapback]

The Scottish game you mentioned was called Hurling or something like that by the way.

QUE ????


The heat is messing up your head benny boy! xD

QUOTE(benCKa @ Jun 10 2006, 04:55 PM) [snapback]344746[/snapback]

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I read that allready in the 16th century Dutchmen played a similar game on the frozen canals...


Maybe you read it here :)
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Some theories take the game to the Netherlands where people have always skated on the canals.




And I didnt read
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Some theories take the game to the Netherlands where people have always skated on the canals.
that here.. if I would have I OBVIOUSLY wouldnt have put it in the same way...



But anyway I forgive you as usual and come to the conclusion that hockey(as we know it) was born in HALIFAX in 1859
post #60
10 June 2006, 14:22 UTC#60
Not you, I meant Luciferrrr Image file not present in the recovered backup