Canadian Heritage Moments: “Live” Blogging the Stanley Cup Playoffs, Game 4
April 19, 2012 in Old Time Hockey, Other Cultures, Wordsmoker
Hello again Wordsmokers! Due to indifferent demand and my need to keep occupied lest I bite all my nails off during this game, I have returned to “live” blog Game 4 of the Vancouver Canucks-Los Angeles Kings Stanley Cup Playoff series! A quick recap: The Canucks are down 3-0 in the series, Daniel Sedin has returned to the lineup after a lengthy absence due to injury, and Los Angeles still has two hockey teams.
Let’s dive in!
PERIOD THE FIRST
So far…not much has happened. Cory Schneider (Vancouver Goalie) has made an excellent save! Apparently because Schneider is starting, that means Vancouver’s #1 goalie, Roberto Luongo, is “on his way out” according to Vancouver sports media, which HA. HAHAHAHAHA. Ha ha ho hee hee. I love drummed up controversy in Sports. Read the rest of this entry →
The other day, I was driving home from my friend’s house, after a rousing evening of aerobics and America’s Next Top Model. I was flipping stations on my radio, when I happened upon the most atrocious aural assault known to man, since the Jonas Brothers decided they’d try their hand at music.
1. When I was six, I was pushed from the top of a very high slide, falling on my right hip. I remember falling, I don’t remember hitting the ground. I didn’t break a bone, but I couldn’t sit cross-legged without considerable difficulty.
