Still pretty hot.
Still pretty hot.
I'll be heading to Wendy's from now on when I have a fast food craving. The one I go to time to time renovated and added in decent lounge seats, fireplace and a TV that's showing hockey 24/7. They had the Wings@BJ game last night.
Theyre probably trying to keep up with mcdonalds, I remember reading a couple years ago that McD's wanted to revamp and be more casually friendly.
http://webcache.googleusercontent.co...ient=firefox-a
had to use google cache since the article on mcd site is gone.
Jordan Schroeder gets recalled to try and stop the bleeding at second line center. Not sure how much help he's going to be considering he's about as big as Ace.
Pretty sure the Central division winner gets decided tonight.
that was fast
there's always the #4 seed to play for if you lose.
This day is going so slow.. can't wait to go to the Caps game tonight!
Just to watch them lose.
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To Winnipeg!
I believe this resembles you more!
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I'm not that pretty.
But prettier than any of you.
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I found this story hilarious. Sad the guy gets fired for telling the truth.
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http://www.theglobeandmail.com/life/...rticle6117178/
Santa tells 3-year-old the Leafs suck, gets fired
The Santa who told a three-year-old boy wearing a Toronto Maple Leafs hat that the hockey team “suck” has been fired by his employer ahead of Christmas, the Toronto Sun reports.
The boy was apparently first in line to see Santa at Lowe’s Toronto Christmas Market in the city’s historic Distillery District on Wednesday.
The mother, Mary Trent, told the Sun that Santa was half an hour late. Trent told the paper that Lowe’s Santa proceeded to tease her son: “The first thing he tells my son is, ‘Oh, you look like Paul Bunyan,’” Trent said.
Then the other shoe dropped: “Then he said, ‘Oh, you’re wearing a Toronto Maple Leafs tuque, you shouldn’t be wearing that, they suck.’”
Trent intercepted the interaction and took her son away. She said her boy cried in the car all the way home, trying to understand what Santa meant. “I told him Santa was having a bad day. I can’t really tell him Santa’s a jerk,” Trent said.
Eventually, the protective mother complained to the company, with results: Bad Santa has since been fired, and the family has been invited back for a second, more festive visit, the event creator told the Sun.
“The person that had spoken those words is no longer at the Toronto Christmas Market and will not be there in the future,” Mathew Rosenblatt told the paper, adding, “It was upsetting to all of the people who work so hard to deliver a truly magical experience for our visitors.”
While certainly surly, this Santa has nothing on the screaming, ruddy-faced Santa and his demented elves in the classic holiday film A Christmas Story.
Ultimately, what’s Christmas without some trauma with your local Santa?
Isn’t it a time-honoured tradition?
YEAHHHH BOYYYY!!
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Very cool, have fun!