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(Msg. 1) Posted: Sat Oct 27, 2007 8:10 am
Post subject: Calgary game wrap-up
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Alex Tanguay was fast, skilled and physical. There are no weaknesses
to his game.
Stephane Yelle was fast, skilled and physical. There are no
weaknesses to his game.
Ian Laperriere was fast, skilled and physical. There are no
weaknesses to his game.
Ben Guite was fast, skilled and physical. There are no weaknesses to
his game.
Jose Theodore was fast, skilled and physical. There are no weaknesses
to his game.
Everyone else on the ice had flaws too numerous to list here.
Let's get ready for the next tough game: Minnesota, where we will see
the magnificent perfection of Eric Belanger, Pierre-Marc Bouchard, and
Stephane Veilleux.
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(Msg. 2) Posted: Sat Oct 27, 2007 10:33 am
Post subject: Re: Calgary game wrap-up [Login to view extended thread Info.]
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"Christophe" <noone.DeleteThis@goaway.com> wrote in message
news:kmh6i3tj0imf8ulvneamvvhmm8ivo9ro8t@4ax.com...
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> Alex Tanguay was fast, skilled and physical. There are no weaknesses
> to his game.
>
> Stephane Yelle was fast, skilled and physical. There are no
> weaknesses to his game.
>
> Ian Laperriere was fast, skilled and physical. There are no
> weaknesses to his game.
>
> Ben Guite was fast, skilled and physical. There are no weaknesses to
> his game.
>
> Jose Theodore was fast, skilled and physical. There are no weaknesses
> to his game.
>
> Everyone else on the ice had flaws too numerous to list here.
>
> Let's get ready for the next tough game: Minnesota, where we will see
> the magnificent perfection of Eric Belanger, Pierre-Marc Bouchard, and
> Stephane Veilleux.
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(Msg. 3) Posted: Tue Oct 30, 2007 12:08 am
Post subject: Re: Calgary game wrap-up [Login to view extended thread Info.]
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Christophe wrote:
> Alex Tanguay was fast, skilled and physical. There are no weaknesses
> to his game.
>
> Stephane Yelle was fast, skilled and physical. There are no
> weaknesses to his game.
>
> Ian Laperriere was fast, skilled and physical. There are no
> weaknesses to his game.
>
> Ben Guite was fast, skilled and physical. There are no weaknesses to
> his game.
>
> Jose Theodore was fast, skilled and physical. There are no weaknesses
> to his game.
>
> Everyone else on the ice had flaws too numerous to list here.
>
> Let's get ready for the next tough game: Minnesota, where we will see
> the magnificent perfection of Eric Belanger, Pierre-Marc Bouchard, and
> Stephane Veilleux.
>
> Christophe
This is probably the only entertaining schtick ever uttered in this group.
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