Van Basten II

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That's what made this game kinda blasphemous.

As a athlete , i'm as bad as it gets, i was the kind of kid who was always picked last in team sports, my skating skills made Garth Butcher look like Brian Boitano compared to me. Besides watching them sports were not a big part of my life. I went a few times at the old Forum, my first game there was the Habs against the Nordiques, at the time Guy Lafleur was playing for Quebec so it was the only time i got to see live my favourite player, it was quite a thrill. Saw a few Canada Cup games as well. Regarding the feeling about watching a game live compared on tv, it is quite amusing that most Americans have that problem, never felt that the game was that dilluted on the small screen. I remember my frustration when Fox started broadcasting games on National TV and used all those gimmicks like the glowing puck. Only good thing they did good was to devise the behind the net shot during a power play. To be honest i have stopped following the game a long time ago, i basically check out the scores on the newspaper and that's about it.

I think because of copyright reasons, very few complete archived games are available on a legal basis on the web. And the NHL makes sure to close down any site infringing them. In this case it's actually the site of the original broadcaster who's hosting the original tape At best you can maybe find on Youtube some highlights, anyway i'll try to do some research in my free time.

Every Good friday and obviously Easter break we tend to remember about the game that place that holy day . During the 1984 playoffs Habs were leading the series 3 to 2 against hated rivals Quebec Nordiques and were looking to clinch the series at home. The rest was history, to reminisce or to discover, here's the whole broadcast of that game. http://archives.radio-canada.ca/sports/plu...ts/clips/14858/

If they'd buy music instead of downloading it for free they would find happiness

As long as they don't stay for dinner i'm fine with them.

I would have bet all my CDs that this thread would turn into a Redman bashfest. It's apparently a crime to get a music deal with a major company. It's not like i think of him as a great or even less a phenomenal player but he becomes an easy target that it is not even funny...

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Sure, just send me a PM with your Address! Maybe i have misread him but according to Dan, there is a way to take the files into the computer and put them ourselves into a CD. You have gone to all this trouble to take the time to participate , choosing the music and all the techno stuff that comes with it and i say thank you. So i'll try to do the rest without giving you more work and avoid having to spend money on shipping fees.

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Depends on your perspective, I guess. I think Berigan was being ironic.

Never heard of Blackburn, thanks for the tip.

If you look at the details in the top right corner you could see it was during the filming of Sex and the city, don't know if it was part of the script or there was an accident that made both actors lose their balance.

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Will we be able to put the download thing into a proper CD so we can listen to it on a regular CD player, i'm old fashion that way, plus i'm not found of listening to music with my computer's speakers, they're reliable to watch sports but that's about it.

PM sent on the Peggy Lee and Woody Herman. By the way, sorry about your financial troubles, hope you'll get back on you feet as soon as possible.

I did a search again, i've noticed that 7/4 has snatched away the 9th place The Magnificent Goldberg. And Jim Alfredson has passed in front of Brownie. 10 The Magnificent Goldberg 1013 views 9 7/4 1028 views 8 King Ubu 1127 views 7 Brownie 1138 views 6 Jim Alfredson 1191 views 5 Chuck Nessa 1303 views 4 J Sngry 1446 views 3 Joe G 1542 views 2 Van Basten II 1828 views 1 Marsupilami 2811 views I'll keep you updated on the most exciting race this side of the Democratic Convention

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