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the Octopi are gonna get ya!!!!

Welcome TO Hockeytown...... need I say more? There are few traditions in sports that compare to those in the game of hockey. One such tradition is the throwing of octopi onto the ice at Red Wings games. Ever wonder how it started? The octopus first made its appearance on April 15, 1952, during the Red Wings' Stanley Cup playoff run. Two Detroit brothers, Pete and Jerry Cusimano - storeowner's in Detroit's Eastern Market - threw the eight-legged cephalopod on the ice at Olympia Stadium. Each tentacle of the octopus was symbolic of a win in the playoffs. Back then, the NHL boasted only six teams, and eight wins (two best-of-seven series) were needed to win the Stanley Cup. The Red Wings swept the series that year, and the Octopus has come to be the good luck charm ever since. The tradition carried over to Joe Louis Arena on opening night in 1979 when several found their way onto the ice. During the 1995 playoffs, Bob Dubisky and Larry Shotwell, co-workers at a meat and seafood retail company near Detroit, tossed a 38-pound octopus onto the ice during the National Anthem prior to Game 1 of the Western Conference Finals. The year after, the duo struck again with a 50-pounder in the Conference Finals. Although the feat received no airtime on the nationally broadcast game, the octopus was proudly displayed on the hood of the Zamboni between periods.

dammit wheelz.... you beat me to the punch.... and I type slow....

flapjack boobies???? or she needs a sandwich... either will work I suppose.....

I love you man.... really I do.... (like a brother you queers!!)

I need one more level and I can.... I think yota is almost there too...

and she's drinkin a DIET coke..... WTF is the point at that juncture...

ride it over dover.... so I can be annoyed by your pipe...

I meant to the limits... of the machine...

tire chains and reinforced rubber grommets attatched to industrial grade polyetyhelene fabric.... so it don't melt thru...

really... you drinkin??? nooooooooooo!!!

dang girl.... at least you got it out of the way early... now you can focus on riding the limits on it...

in english.... does this sound eerily familiar?

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CMYkxszXe9s this is what's coming down the pipe....

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jvxiG56M-eU

http://www.unmotivating.com/gallery2/main.php?g2_view=core.DownloadItem&g2_itemId=5877&g2_serialNumber=1

ummmm a moped would be light.... just kiddin.... I'd lean towards older inline 4's or maybe a sv 650, naked.... they are fairly light from what I understand...

and how the hell would you know??? been talking to kawi again I see....

when they came for the jews I did nothing, then they came for the blacks I did nothing.... etc. etc. till there was no one left to defend me...... one day peeps are gonna wake up and realize that maybe the "little guy" doesn't deserve what the hell he didn't go out and work for.... as far as the legislation goes, it's already up to shareholders to have a say in how their "companies" are run, it's called a proxy vote.... and good companies listen to shareholders and run the companies for the long run... it's when gov't got involved and insisted that everyone deserved a home loan is where the country started going south.... then the credit crisis came, then the housing market collapsed, money dried up... etc etc.... we got here via bad leadership... I.E. THE WHOLE F-N GOV'T is to blame for this..... not just one side.... and Not because CEO's were getting paid big money....

dave you are looking at 2-300 bucks total..... bret you are around 600-800 range.... thats mostly material... like I said I can help either of you out to save some money doing a little of the prep work is the easiest way to save cash, because it's the most labor intensive... or like ousley said he'd do it for beer...

welcome to our little corner of heaven....