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NHL 2016.2: An All-Canada Final (Playoffs and Off-season)

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joecct said:
Bettman rejoices as another Canadian team bites the dust.

SteveP and I are upset. Kep is loading the bombers as we speak.
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I keep them on stand-by... :mad:

God, another round of these fat f-cks, and on the same weekend the Nats sweep the Mets.

I need a vacation.
 
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Kepler said:
I'm retiring there. They stay.
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I went to Phoenix in the summer once. It averaged 105 degrees the whole trip. That line about "but it's a dry heat" is pure concentrated BULL HONKEY. It was a torture chamber. I was sprinting from air conditioned lobby to air conditioned lobby. Whoever put the water misters on the valet parking at the hotel deserves a **** medal.
 
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Twitch Boy said:
I went to Phoenix in the summer once. It averaged 105 degrees the whole trip. That line about "but it's a dry heat" is pure concentrated BULL HONKEY. It was a torture chamber. I was sprinting from air conditioned lobby to air conditioned lobby. Whoever put the water misters on the valet parking at the hotel deserves a **** medal.
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Went to Vegas once. Dry heat is f'real. Loved it. Dockers/dress shirt the whole time. Beautiful. Just gotta remember to hydrate.
 
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Twitch Boy said:
I went to Phoenix in the summer once. It averaged 105 degrees the whole trip. That line about "but it's a dry heat" is pure concentrated BULL HONKEY. It was a torture chamber. I was sprinting from air conditioned lobby to air conditioned lobby. Whoever put the water misters on the valet parking at the hotel deserves a **** medal.
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I don't agree at all. As someone who starts to feel sweaty when the temperature goes above 65 back east (why yes, living in DC is pure hell, thank you for asking), I have been in NM and NV when the temperature is 108 and as long as I'm wearing my ginormous ol' safari hat and have plenty of bottled water I'm fine.

Low humidity is better than heroin.
 
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The other thing about low humidity, especially at high altitude, is that it cools off at night. No matter how miserable it is during the day, you can sleep. The worst thing about high humidity is trying to sleep when you're sweaty and uncomfortable.
 
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dxmnkd316 said:
I thought the Vikings were going to win the super bowl.
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Oh hey, I thought the Vikings were going to beat the Seahawks with just 10 seconds left in regulation a couple years ago.
 
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CLS said:
The other thing about low humidity, especially at high altitude, is that it cools off at night. No matter how miserable it is during the day, you can sleep. The worst thing about high humidity is trying to sleep when you're sweaty and uncomfortable.
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LOL, keep thinking that.

I lived in the high desert area of Idaho for about 10 years, and my parents never got A/C.

While you are spot on if you are sleeping outside, especially on a clear night- people seem to forget that you house actually warms up, and retains much of that heat while you are trying to sleep. So while it may be nice and cool at 4am, it's not so nice at 10pm.

Still- I don't see that many reasons to get Arizona out of the NHL anymore. Too many people moved there for them to be ignored, even if they don't like hockey.
 
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alfablue said:
LOL, keep thinking that.

I lived in the high desert area of Idaho for about 10 years, and my parents never got A/C.

While you are spot on if you are sleeping outside, especially on a clear night- people seem to forget that you house actually warms up, and retains much of that heat while you are trying to sleep. So while it may be nice and cool at 4am, it's not so nice at 10pm.
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I don't think that, I know that. I lived in Colorado for 18 years and I never had trouble sleeping. We never had A/C either, but we did have windows that opened. Any heat the built up during the day dissipated quickly.

Still- I don't see that many reasons to get Arizona out of the NHL anymore. Too many people moved there for them to be ignored, even if they don't like hockey.
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I'm reminded of the joke that was going around when a team was put in Florida. They said that hockey would be successful because of all he Canadians that had retired to Florida. Then they found out that the reason that they moved to Florida was that they hated hockey.
 
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FadeToBlack&Gold said:
I thought you were going to Santa Fe? Or did that turn out to have too many trust fund turds for you? ;)
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Now that our daughter has joined my in-laws in Phoenix we want to be closer to them. So, Prescott.
 
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CLS said:
I'm reminded of the joke that was going around when a team was put in Florida. They said that hockey would be successful because of all he Canadians that had retired to Florida. Then they found out that the reason that they moved to Florida was that they hated hockey.
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This joke was originally about the LA Kings.
 
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Welcome to the 2017 playoffs Colin Wilson.
 
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So when they have the Stanley Cup parade in Nashville will they stop at the Grand Ole Opry?
 
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It was fun watching Bonino blow by Shattenkirk and Orpik to score the go ahead goal. #BUonBU&BCCrime
 
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