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Posted on 09/27/2008 2:29:40 PM PDT by Behind Liberal Lines
Reports continue to come in that Barack Obamas Presidential Campaign is threatening legal action against his critics.
On Tuesday (September 23), CBS affiliate KMOV reported that Obama had enlisted a number of Missouri law enforcement officials, including local sheriffs and prosecutors, to target anyone who lies or runs a misleading television ad [against Obama] during the presidential campaign."
The CBS report is the latest of several incidents where the Obama campaign has threatened critics with civil or criminal prosecution. According to World Net Daily, his campaign also sent threatening letters to several news agencies in Pennsylvania and Ohio demanding they stop airing ads exposing Obama's gun stance. In addition, Obamas lawyers twice demanded the Department of Justice investigate and prosecute the American Issues Project, its officers, board of directors, and donors, for running ads critical of Obamas ties to unrepentant domestic terrorist William Ayers.
Obama himself has also urged tough measures against people who fail to back him, telling a group of supporters in Nevada recently to argue with and
get in [the] face(s) of Republican and independent voters.
Just think how it's going to be on 01-20-09 when "The One" fully morphs in a god. America is toast.
Is this Barack Obama or Hugo Chavez?
Better question is this Obama or Hitler?
Too many people are drinking this kool-aid. I honestly don't get it. A principled American of any political persuasion should be appalled and scared by this increasing trend. But they aren't...
As near as I can tell, the only difference between Obama and Chavez is that the latter actually believes in domestic oil exploration.
Sadly, half the people in this country think that's just fine as long as you're telling lies about the Obama. But its okay to tell lies about any conservative.
Folks, we'd better get ready to stand and fight 'cause tough times is a comin'. A complete monetary collapse may be the only thing that saves us.
This is still a free country this is just a little of what will happen when or if this little you know what becomes president..I am sending this article to everyone I know including the MSN..They are already starting to try and scare people away from voting and saying what we can say or can't..If this moron doesn't want to hear the truth about his dumb self then he should bow out of the race..And if he doesn't like that then he can lump it..He is letting all of this go to his head..
Come on people, wise up for God's sake! If YOU are not going to fight for your 1st Amendment Right, who do you think will? And by the way (this is a pop quiz), what Right do you think protects the other rights?
Why is it that many FReepers see the truth and so many others have scales over their eyes?
A+. Mind if I appropriate that as a tagline and in all of my personal emails?
"*gasp* How dare the Obama campaign ask local law makers to uphold the law! Why.. that's unAmerican! We can't have these "truth squads" roaming the streets, and charging people who are printing lies with libel. We may as well be Communist Russia at this point. Its a good thing there is a candidate running for office who just will not stand for liars being held accountable for their lies!".Another simply said
"Proverbs 19:9. Seems pretty clear cut to me..."(Proverbs 19:9 reads " A false witness shall not be unpunished, and he that speaketh lies shall perish".)
Please keep in mind that these friends of mine are not fringy wackos. They do not attend protest rallies or belong to left-wing organizations. They are not starry-eyed college kids. These folks are average, property-owning, job-holding, educated, child-rearing Americans.
Based on their responses, I'd guess that the public is solidly behind Obama's call for government officials to use the power of the State against people who are deemed by them to be lying about Obama.
Hehhehheh. Good one.
But President Bush and the Republicans are fascists.
only until it goes against them...then watch them scream and yell.
The two people in the video are the St. Louis County Prosecutor, Bob McCullough (Democrat) tne the other is also a Democrat representing the City of St. Louis.
I would suspect one of the largest private PAC organizers for Obama in St. Louis has put pressure on both Bob McCullough and Mayor Francis Slay to get this "Truth Squad" accomplished.
Follow the money.
Interesting that You Tube has disallowed comments on that piece...
Wow! These main stream media guys are in the tank for Obama! How come no opportunity for the Republicans to give their side of the story?
Has the NRA responded to this yet?
*Truth Squads*?!?!?!?!?!
It goes to show what a muslim thinks of our Constitution when it comes to freedom of speech.
This is only the beginning folks. If he gets in ( and he probably will) all anti Obama talk will be suppressed. The Fairness Doctrine will be #1 on his list. rush , Savage , Levin and the likes will be off that air in a New York minute.
Places like FR will be targeted .Think I'm kidding ? Just wait .
If anyone catches Obama in a lie can that person press charges? Based on the logic of his campaign it appears one could...but of course that would be slander to point out a lie and would be arrested before pointing out said lie.
Welcome to 1955 USSR.
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I want my money back!
I've paid my dues, done all the things right, saved my bucks, never faltered on any payment - even once in this nation - and the people who do get rewarded because they were 'mislead' by sharks????
Gimme a break! Everyone knows when they are being handed a rainbow they can't afford nor ever intend to make payments on it.
Excellent my friend...and very scary as well.
I notice that my left wing friends that have been screaming about loosing their rights under Bush are very quite and in fact will not respond to this. What is happening is beyond sad.
Obama forgets this is not Nigeria, Zimbabwe, or Kenya, his birthplace.
Maybe there is some kind of 'subliminal' advertising going on (apart from the odious, overt kind) with folks who watch a lot of movies and TV. I don't watch television but rarely but a hell of a lot of people do, and it seems like they are more or less brainwashed.
Thanks. The sad part is that I could probably make a killing selling them non-ironically to a lot of Democrats.
Someone should run an ad saying Obama is showing a forged birth certificate on his website then invite them to prosecute or disprove them.
Alternatively, run an ad claiming Obama is communist who has been the Protege of William Ayers since meeting him in 1983 in New York where they were both at college in the same neighborhood.
Have him disprove that one too!
This is really scary. What will they do? Arrest people? Intimidate? Blackmail? I downloaded the video and have sent it out.
I don't watch TV either and I see very easily what Obama is. Scary that so many people support an American hating Bolshevik. I'm worry for all of us , I really am.
Here it comes folks , the revolution.Don't doubt for a second that this guy is in for the long haul.I don't doubt that if he looses he wont protest and call for revolution .
My Dad and I just look at each other and wonder how in the hell a creep like Obama ever got as far as he has. This is really scary.
Legal action by a prosecutor for non-adherance to partisan talking points warranted a trip to the concentration camps in Nazi Germany for a breech of 'political justice'.
That shit ain't gonna fly here.
well , Kerry came close , so did Gore , both complete fools. This guy is much more dangerous.Most of America is watching Dancing with the Stars and Deal or No Deal or whatever crap and they haven't a clue or an interest in what is really going on . The MEDIA directs most minds and the media is LEFT driven.
Oh, the PRINCIPLED ones are...
If anyone catches Obama in a lie can that person press charges? Based on the logic of his campaign it appears one could...but of course that would be slander to point out a lie and would be arrested before pointing out said lie."
This is exactly what came to my mind. Shouldn't 0bama be the first to turn himself in to the authorities if he cares SO much about truth???
1955 USSR is right on the money!
Brainwashing camps, "truth squads", and now marshall law. This is what democrats like, Pelosi, Reid, Frank and Obama want for the american people.
I'm in shock—Drudge has two articles about this posted now.
Right now it is those Republicans who are standing in the way of the White House and Democrats literally selling your children's and grandchildren's future down the toilet.
The Democrats have, in this proposed bailout, piled all kinds of payoffs to groups like ACORN, a criminal enterprise that is supposed to register potential voters. Dozens of ACORN employees have been convicted or indicted for election fraud. And who is their lawyer? Non other than Senator Barack Obama, whose campaign was caught laundering money to ACORN through another company in violation of federal campaign laws.
The Obama campaign is now under investigation by the FBI and the FEC. Not surprising, the mainstream media is ignoring that investigation and if it wasn't for Free Republic non of us would even know that investigation exists!
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Gov. Blunt Statement on Obama Campaigns Abusive Use of Missouri Law Enforcement
JEFFERSON CITY - Gov. Matt Blunt today issued the following statement on news reports that have exposed plans by U.S. Senator Barack Obama to use Missouri law enforcement to threaten and intimidate his critics.
St. Louis County Circuit Attorney Bob McCulloch, St. Louis City Circuit Attorney Jennifer Joyce, Jefferson County Sheriff Glenn Boyer, and Obama and the leader of his Missouri campaign Senator Claire McCaskill have attached the stench of police state tactics to the Obama-Biden campaign.
What Senator Obama and his helpers are doing is scandalous beyond words, the party that claims to be the party of Thomas Jefferson is abusing the justice system and offices of public trust to silence political criticism with threats of prosecution and criminal punishment.
This abuse of the law for intimidation insults the most sacred principles and ideals of Jefferson. I can think of nothing more offensive to Jeffersons thinking than using the power of the state to deprive Americans of their civil rights. The only conceivable purpose of Messrs. McCulloch, Obama and the others is to frighten people away from expressing themselves, to chill free and open debate, to suppress support and donations to conservative organizations targeted by this anti-civil rights, to strangle criticism of Mr. Obama, to suppress ads about his support of higher taxes, and to choke out criticism on television, radio, the Internet, blogs, e-mail and daily conversation about the election.
Barack Obama needs to grow up. Leftist blogs and others in the press constantly say false things about me and my family. Usually, we ignore false and scurrilous accusations because the purveyors have no credibility. When necessary, we refute them. Enlisting Missouri law enforcement to intimidate people and kill free debate is reminiscent of the Sedition Acts - not a free society.
It was sarcasm.
Relax. Obama is going to lose and he is going to lose big. You are being manipulated by rigged survey results and a constant barrage from the MSM. The majority will speak loudly on November 4. Worry about Iran having the bomb, but not about this clown.
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Skip to comments.We're all immigrants, the only difference being that some of us happen to have been born here
Posted on 10/09/2012 5:42:09 PM PDT by moonshinner_09
Think you are an American citizen? Well think again, because you and I are probably illegal immigrants There were no humans born on the original land mass of what is today known as the United States.
The National Geographic Society thinks that the first inhabitants migrated to the Americas some 13,000 years ago, and they are not sure who got here first. That means that even our "native" Native Americans may be here illegally.
So let us get something straight: When a citizen gripes about letting all these "foreigners" in, they should stop to reconsider: he or she might be one of them. Weren't we also the invaders who took the land from the Indians? The Pilgrims came here without visas or passports About the only thing any of us have going for us are squatters' rights. This may be the land of the free and the home of the brave, but it also happens to be the world's greatest melting pot. Get used to it.
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Why should there even be a "golden door" any more? Just rip it off its hinges and what's beyond it becomes the world's door mat, truly a cosmopolitan zone and not a country. There is not a single other country in the modern world that suffers from such suicidal madness.
They weren't attracted here by government freebies and handouts either.
And some still wonder why we know journalists are at the bottom of the SAT pile.
Post-modern deconstructionist BS. Just for that, I'm pulling for the Yankees!
We fought a bloody war for this country, and we won.
Those who trespass must pay the piper. It's called the LAW.
I was born here and have an original birth certificate to prove it.
A little footnote to history.
Most indian tribes fought on the side of the British in the American Revolution.
Journalist would well remember that as they exercise their first Amendment rights PAID IN BLOOD fighting these indian tribes fighting next to the British and Loyalists.
Good grief. There was no sovereign nation in what became the U.S. when the Pilgrims arrived; or, for that matter, when the first "Americans" arrived from Siberia via the Bering Straits landbridge. There can be no "immigration" without a sovereign state to "immigrate" to. Migration is not the same as immigration.
what happened, the british gave them more trinkets?
We are a settler nation. But we have had a government for over 200 years. This author does not believe in the legitimacy of America, or any other nation state. (At least white ones. I'm failrly certain that if Americans were immi-vading a non-white country, he'd cry foul again).
Memorable quote from Jesse Jackson when he was running for President: "We all came here in different ships, but we are all in the same boat now."
This is complete bs. I'm NOT an immigrant; I was born here. Further, while my ancestors may have been involuntary immigrants, they were NOT criminal illegal aliens. Their criminality was from entirely different laws broken. There were NO immigrations laws here to break.
The British were the best army in the world and were expected to win handily.
The indian tribes wanted to be on the winning side both for loot and power.
Anything to rationalized illegal immigration until the whole damned thing collapses under it's own weight. Idiots.
The US is not a geographical place. Its a constitutional republic. So, you're a citizen or you're not a citizen. The rules are clear.
In a democracy, we agree to share power with our neighbors. But we don't agree to share power with just anyone; thats where the rules of citizenship come in.
Some malcontents claim that Indians had governments. And do not mention that they were local affairs, and never managed to stake out geographic rights in the sense we know them today. Had North American Indians had the savvy to come up with the concept of geographically defined states, then we'd be talking a different story. They were nomads.
Whatever. Perhaps our modern-day immigrants should just live off of the land eh? Or spend some time at Ellis island, eh?
Contribute and integrate, or leave.
It can't be said much better plus our ancestors came to this land in search of freedom as well as legal immigrants now, huge numbers of illegals are coming in search of freebies.
what a stupid article
"Freebies" is the big draw.
Illegals are raping our treasury, and stealing jobs.
Sorry, gang. My family came here before the Revolution and helped to found this nation. They fought and died for this nation. They gave their lives for it. They filled its churches. They built it.
I'm not going to listen to another dumb reporter claiming that my family didn't build this country. They did. And the also upheld her laws or faced the consequences.
There was no such thing as an "American citizen" until 1776. There are also plenty of Americans who are privileged to be descendants of the first "citizens." I am proud to say I am one, having twenty-three ancestors who fought in the American Revolution, on both my paternal and maternal side. So I along with many others, we can truthfully state we are not immigrants.
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" Sorry, gang. My family came here before the Revolution and helped to found this nation. They fought and died for this nation. They gave their lives for it. They filled its churches. They built it."
If I go to an Asian city, and overstay my visa BY A LENGTHY PERIOD OF TIME, I expect to be arrested, jailed, fined, and DEPORTED.
If I sneak into a foreign city, forge my documents to get a job, and get caught, I expect a long time in prison in a horrible place, and likely beaten as well.
I am a Native American. I was born here. In Brooklyn, NYC. Passports didn't come into vogue until the mid-1800's. Visa's started shortly after stating the purpose where they came from and when will they be leaving or had to leave in order to buy ,sell, or trade even travel and the practice has been around ever since. That started around the Roman empire days.
Many of my ancestors were born here before this country was "discovered"...........
One of my ancestors on my fathers side was a guide for a tenderfoot named Daniel Boone. On my mother's side the folks at Ellis Island made sure the family entered here legally.
Lol, if we follow that line of nonsense, and if we believe that man originated in Africa, then all the peoples of the world are immigrants except those who still live near where man supposedly originated.
And I know any self-respecting, PC 'jounalist' will subscribe to the "out of Africa" theory.
But none of that is relevant to immigration laws in 2012.
Illegal immigration cannot possibly be a good policy, period.
Of course the author's entire premise is that America is illegitimate and if we become Mexico, China, or some other hell hole so be it.
All the more reason to control immigration.
What is this —one of the non-winning entries in an eighth-grade essay contest?
I assumed by ancestors all came during the potato famine (some did), but fairly recently I discovered a branch in the midwest going back much further — so far, pre-Civil War. I'm hoping to trace it back even further.
This is all a load of crap. I sometimes hear people talk about how we "stole" the land from Indians. Well you know what, they aren't getting it back. It's our place now and you have to play by our rules. We decide who's illegal and who's not - our standards for deciding are very simple.
Logic like this is why I canceled my National Geographic subscription thirty years ago.
Evidently the folks at National Geographic are not bright enough to realize that a population that predated laws could not possibly do anything illegal.
First-grade logic FAIL!!!
Dude is a plagiarist. I heard the Mexican writer Carlos Fuentes give the contents of that letter as a speech back in the early 1990s.
What silly, ignorant, foolish nonsense. The first Europeans to arrive in America were explorers. They were followed by colonists. There's no such thing as immigrating to a region that has no organized, enforceable sovereign authority. Totally bogus. Some simpletons would have us believe that land ownership is established by merely standing on terrain.
You're exactly right. And it's frustrating to say the least that pro-unending mass immigration enthusiasts get mainstream media forums to spew forth this garbage.
Immigration is a very complex and far reach topic. I don't think there is any single issue more important because immigration impacts and affects pretty much every top-tier issue. We should have a serious, rational debate about how much, if any, immigration we should allow. Instead we get morons like this uttering pure nonsense about how we're all illegal aliens. It's nothing but a cheap way to make people feel guilty for daring to oppose mass immigration.
I have Cherokee and possibly other "native" blood, and I know an ancestor came over in 1622 with some cousins, so my American roots are fairly well entrenched. Any one that says otherwise can KMA.
My dad's side has been traced back to before and including Charlemagne but haven't had much luck for my mom's side.
You forgot the Barf Alert.
Every country has a right to determine who comes in, as well as a right to expel illegals.
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Yeah, that means all countries in all of the Americas - not just "the USA" - are 100% full of illegal immigrants. Since even the Indians (and the Africans they may've killed off) migrated from somewhere.
I knew this had to be an idiot self-righteous "reader" as opposed to an editorialist, who usually have more decency in writing.
BTW, "melting pot" is what we USED to call it, Mr. PC. People were expected to meld in and adopt "American" ways, not insist on just being what they were from (having cake and eating it, too). PC bastards tell us we should have balkanization and as such, it should be a tossed salad.
What a bunch of disgusting BS.
This is a letter to the editor; he's not a "journalist", just Joe Schmoe.
" PC bastards tell us we should have balkanization and as such"
This creates Democrat voters. The slimeballs know exactly what they are doing.
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In the era of MMOs we have seen games like EverQuest, Ultima Online, Anarchy Online, Dark Age of Camelot come into play before World of Warcraft. In the post Warcraft era many games have been going after large known names to have a success. Games like Lord of the Rings Online, Warhammer Online, Age of Conan, and Star Wars: The Old Republic all followed this formula. While I like all of those game, few MMOs really branch out to build their own fantasy worlds. DarkFall is one that stands out for its appraoch to making a game set in their own world with a sandbox environment.
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Originally posted by Theocritus
Darkfall was probably on the right track, but it used a format (ffa pvp) that the majority of gamers just don't like.....WoW came pretty close but it was too easy for old school MMO vets and it fell short......I think someone will get it right but it may take awhile to get out of the WoW rut that so many MMOs seem to be stuck in atm.
If Darkfalls on the right track then the genre really is doomed. I mean hell they didn't even have a working playable build ready by their second missed released date, and lets add the whoel custmer service of 'Oh thats right we were supposed to release today. Funny thing that we kinda figured last week there was no way we could get the game working, and probably should beta test so we won't be releasing today, however feel free to pre-order so you can pay to beta test out game."
The big name companies of course will never attempt such a feat. EA? please they still think subscription cost was the reason SW:Tor tanked.
Blixxard with their lets make WoW more casual and dumb it down so players have one A,B<C choice every 10 levels.. Bah not gonna happen,
I'd say our only hope lies with the kickstarter crowd thats not afriad to make a PC game tyhat used the pc's strengths rather then all the companies currently aming to dumb things down for the consules limitations (ie CCP / dust)
Originally posted by Arskaaa
"when players learned tacticks in dungeon/raids, its bread".
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The only thing about Darkfall that stood out was it was a badly written Indie game. Fortunately they realized that and had the money and time to rewrite it.
It would be nice if someone could do such a thing in a fantasy world. It can't be a themepark though. And no, Pathfinder is not it, that is just a very poorly written game, just like the original Darkfall.
"I guess the main question is will it work? Well, yes if you include a few major elements to MMOs that have been missing as of late. The biggest would be player housing."
Oh, you got me! I thought this wasn't a joke (or a personal opinion of some random guy mis-using his/her status as an "interwebz blogger/journalist"). Good one!
Without getting my nose too brown, there's been some great features by the mmorpg.com crew lately...
I think the excitement over Star Citizen looks set to come good. But I also think it's easier to design a "sci-fi galaxy" IP than a "fantasy world". The world should be more granular and more fractal in levels of detail etc. Also it means the assets are lot heavier with all that landscape and people instead of space and ships? Finally IP's such as Games Workshop or LOTRs have had several and more decades to get all these details right. Maybe an IP in a fantasy is therefore saving time on all that and leveraging good quality of a refined vision and artistic style (as well as a ready-built market)?
The problem is fitting IP's to boring designs or fitting designs to IP's that are not "fit" for those IP's. eg Cable TV of Thrones: Why Game of Thrones Doesn't Work as a Game
...but you could also have markets and castles built and run by players. Tournaments and events hosted by the players. Ultima Online really started to have these player run events and they were amazing.
= Social interaction, creating and changing & influencing the game world - seem to be the key to mmorpgs imo.
Odd how UO started the ball rolling, then it stopped for so long (apart from a few). Possibly players chose more "game" than "simulation" in mmorpgs as that is generally "more gratification more quickly" than the sort of "work" that is required to learn and enjoy EvE?!
But possibly a mix of the IP in a suitably "uncarved block" of a section of that IP's world (risk of sounding like a broken record) this question came up recently:
Massively: With Pathfinder Online being such an open world sandbox, how much liberty do you have to expand upon the Pathfinder IP? Or are you staying 100% faithful?Ryan Dancey: We are able to work within the Pathfinder IP and still provide extensive freedom to our players. We are locating the game in an area of the Pathfinder world called the River Kingdoms, which was designed to be very "sandboxy" even for tabletop RPG players (it was the home of an Adventure Path published by Paizo Publishing called Kingmaker that was a "sandbox" approach to tabletop RPG play!). Within the River Kingdoms we've created a region we call the Crusader Road. This is a place where people from all over the world of Pathfinder are converging, which gives us easy access to all the incredible backstory, character types, and regional flavor built in to the Pathfinder world without having to try to build that whole world in the game. Goblinworks and Paizo Publishing are extremely close. In fact we're physically located in the same building. There's a tight connection between the staff and management of both companies to ensure that we get maximum consensus on everything we're doing in Pathfinder Online and that everyone who works on Pathfinder at Paizo has a chance to provide input and context on all the content that is being created.
Well the progression element has yet to be addressed. Raiders like dungeons but instanced dungeons turn it into more of lan party than a mmo. Equal distribution of PVP, PVE , Battleground, RVR and Crafting gear needs to be spread over the entire player base and not restricted to one playstyle. Then make those components dependant on each other.
Fable did a lot of things right that needs to be copied, roaming NPCs that remember you and you can deal with, and colorful specs and skills. There is too much homiginization of skills so mmos can be esports, I could care less about Esports. If I wanted Esport I would play RTS games.
There needs to be non combat specs and classes pure merchants or merchant based professions. Just like the old LP mud rpg games like Batmud, actually just copy batmud.
Also fantasy mmorpgs need to copy the EVE online model into a fanasy setting, players want to own their own property, siege equiptment, npc hirelings, have contract and land disputes you name it, it needs to be translated over into fantasy and not the single player skill spam homoginized garbage they pass off as mmo rpgs these days.
I think the gauntlet in this case falls to indie companies. Big publishers just want to stick with what's already been tried, innovation is just too risky. Citadel of Sorcery for example takes a step in the right direction for being the next epic fantasy as it introduces more variables to quests which we haven't seen before in MMO, like tracking enemies, knocking them out and capturing them to question them, NPCs could lie to you, knock you out and capture you, imprison you, you get to disguise yourself, sneak around, try to trick your enemies, spread rumors, create diversions, make NPC friends and enemies which are unique to you and the list goes on.
Epic has more to it than "stuff does a lot of damage which you need to survive". When a player's strategy extends beyond the realm of simple combat things can get much more exciting. I mean, when you see an NPC asking for help and have to analyze things to decide if they actually do need help or trying to trick you into an ambush, things tend to get every bit more exciting.
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I hope that Blizz's Titan is not a shallow themepark.
I also hope that they are making WoW so casual because it is dated and they need to squeeze as much money from it as possible before it dies (which is what you are supposed to do in this product life cycle stage, imo) and not because it is their current philosophy for making games.
While I consider Arche Age to be a step in the right direction in many aspects, I am afraid that it will not be that new big thing.
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Boy, I think someof you folks, in years to come, are going to be embarrased by your wholehearted swallowing of the Star Citizen Hollywood fluff. Even cursory research reveals a number of long delayed projects, money wastage, and undelivered features in these guys' past. Roberts' movie production does not speak of good judgement or creativity to me. Especially for someone who was widely viewed by his company's co-workers as prefering making movies to making games.
Maybe you'll get a half decent space FPS, but for the rest.....don't hold your breath.
Sadly, most fantasy worlds are not that creatively done, and that's before you even get to game fantasy worlds. Making good, open fantasy world games is not easy to do, and not easy to continue to develop and run. Cross your fingers and support the ones that you do find to your liking.
If you are holding out for the perfect game, the only game you play will be the waiting one.
Originally posted by Arglebargle
Boy, I think someof you folks, in years to come, are going to be embarrased by your wholehearted swallowing of the Star Citizen Hollywood fluff. Even cursory research reveals a number of long delayed projects, money wastage, and undelivered features in these guys' past. Roberts' movie production does not speak of good judgement or creativity to me. Especially for someone who was widely viewed by his company's co-workers as prefering making movies to making games. Maybe you'll get a half decent space FPS, but for the rest.....don't hold your breath. Sadly, most fantasy worlds are not that creatively done, and that's before you even get to game fantasy worlds. Making good, open fantasy world games is not easy to do, and not easy to continue to develop and run. Cross your fingers and support the ones that you do find to your liking.
Good thoughts to consider. With Jumpgate, Black Prophesy etc all burning, the space for SC is wide open, so it's already going to surf on top of that wave of being better/different from other space rpgs/mmo-ifieds.
Agree about fantasy world need to be developed to a high level of detail and standard. But it's not the IP -> design that's the major problem (you could say Games Workshop might have caused problems but even that pales), it's Design -> IP that is going wrong; looks like the same thing but the IP SHOULD BE FLEXIBLE eg take a corner of the world that's sandbox/exemplary etc - it can easily be done. But the design of themepark mmorpg to every IP just does not fit eg WAR: Each faction is separate! Creating destro vs order was incredibly bad move when viewing 2-faction themepark -> Warhammer IP eg. Even taking mmorpg, a back step or two, perhaps RTS is better fit? etc etc.
I think when UO introduced the concept of "player housing"... what was so charming/alluring about it was it was an actual PLACE. You could leave Britan or Skae-Brae... and go to your house. You had a key for it that you had to protect like your own first born. It was a place you could run to if an enemy player was attacking you and save yourself.
It was where you could store your loot when your bank ran out. It was where you could safely duel a friend. It was where you could practice skills like magery without fear of being killed or pick pocketted.
Lastly, if you owned a house... you literally owned that piece of the MMORPG. It was a part of the massive world that was yours and yours alone.
It seems so often developers who get focused on Player Housing think that if they deliver some instanced house with a few hundred design options, that it satisfies all the feelings of old school housing. Ever since UO, every bit of "housing" in any MMO I've ever played is just pointless fluff, since it's not meaningful.
If an MMO wants to rekindle that UO-housing feel, they need to really take a look at what made it special, and it wasn't just the ability to decide if the floors were wood or stone.
Originally posted by winter
Originally posted by Theocritus
Darkfall was probably on the right track, but it used a format (ffa pvp) that the majority of gamers just don't like.....WoW came pretty close but it was too easy for old school MMO vets and it fell short......I think someone will get it right but it may take awhile to get out of the WoW rut that so many MMOs seem to be stuck in atm.
If Darkfalls on the right track then the genre really is doomed.
He wasn't saying it is . . "was probably" . . suggesting there were parts that were.
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UBC's Shanice Marcelle finalist for CIS MVP
OTTAWA – Shanice Marcelle of the UBC Thunderbirds women's volleyball team is a finalist for the CIS female athlete of the year. It's the second time in three years she is up for the top individual prize in Canadian university sport.
Marcelle, a fifth-year outside hitter from Victoria, wrapped up one of the most decorated careers in CIS women's volleyball history. After being named CIS player of the year for the second time in three seasons, the kinesiology student guided the Thunderbirds to a fifth national title in as many campaigns with the team and was voted a CIS championship all-star for the fifth time.
"Shanice was instrumental in our team capturing the national championship, not just this season but in all five years that she has been a varsity athlete," says UBC head coach Doug Reimer.
"She has been selected an all-star at the CIS championship in all five seasons, which is an absolutely phenomenal accomplishment. This season was her best as a T-Bird. Her tremendous on court play in all areas was enhanced by her emergence as a strong team leader."
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YIKES!! We're glad you survived! Your story really got me thinking, "What I would I have done?" Thanks to your stories, I'm convinced to spend this weekend prepping. I'm getting an emergency car kit for sure. No more procrastination.
Baby Step 1: Buying an emergency car kit. But while I'm waiting for my order to arrive, what can I put together? What do I need in order to survive in my car? In addition to the standard car maintenance items of course.
Uh oh. The standards. Do I even have those?
Baby step 2: Make sure I have basic car maintenance items. These include a tire pressure gauge, a jack, a lug wrench, a spare tire, and jumper cables. (Note to self: buy a spare tire this weekend!) If you don't have the tools included in the Auto Tool Kit then consider buying the kit. Winterize your car too – stop at your mechanic's or a lube shop if you need help.
Third Baby step: Figure out which "extras" I already have at home. Extra backpack to hold everything – check. Extra blanket – check. Extra gloves – check. Extra hat – check. Extra sleeping bag? A tarp or mat (to kneel on when changing the tire)? Flashlight, food...
… What food have I got at home that I can put together tonight? Some dried fruit, nuts – but those won't last me long-term. Some granola bars? Those have a lot of sugar for quick energy boosts, but not enough calories to sustain me. I really need one of these high-calorie food bars. They don't take up a lot of room and they're sturdy enough to withstand extreme temperatures. It's no steak dinner, but it'll keep me alive if I'm stuck in my car for a couple of days.
And what do I do about water? If I keep water in the car it'll freeze. Does anyone have any good suggestions on how to keep liquid in my car without it freezing? Should I keep a filter or purifier and try to use snow instead?
Fourth baby step: Get a map and find alternative routes for my normal drive. If you're going into the city this weekend, or traveling around your state, take a little time to explore a road you wouldn't normally take. Even if I'm not stranded, knowing alternate routes will be a big help when freeway traffic is at a stand-still.
If you've already done these baby steps, well done! You're obviously ready to baby step on a more advanced level. Read through Craig's story again. What would you do if you were stranded and had no means of communication? (i.e., you don't have a phone, you can't get service, or it's dead.) How would you signal for help? Do you have a bright-colored flag or banner? Do you have some kind of whistle or other attention getter (flares, flashlight)?
What about first aid? Small first aid kits don't cover broken bones; what do you keep in your car that could help? Could you use a long ice scraper as a splint? Do you have something to secure it with? What will you do for using the toilet if you can't move?
Staying warm and dry is a big deal, especially when injured. Craig had extra blankets, what do you have in your car?


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CP Custom Baits Crankbait
Perennial powerhouse on the FLW Tour and American Fishing Series circuits, Craig Powers has also been painting and making his own lures for quite some time - even painting some tournament winners for anglers like David Dudley.
The CP Custom Baits Crankbaits feature have a lot more under the hood than just a bait a guy carved and painted in his garage. Every CP Custom Crankbait is specially weighted and balanced, and each bait also undergoes an 8-layer dipping process to get it painted, sealed and hardened to a lasting finish. The CP Custom Crankbaits also feature a lexan lip, as opposed to the standard circuit board lip on many flat-sided crankbaits. The lexan lips are also clear as opposed to white, which creates a more compact and realistic profile. Each bait is personally hand carved and hand painted by Craig Powers, himself.
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"People believe this myth that you have to have a square bill to come through cover. It's not the shape of the bill, but the angle and the pull point that determines how the bait will ride. The Series 1 will hang in cover. It's not made for that because it has a tight wiggle and the hooks ride down more. But the Series 2 because of the bill angle, rides with its back hook up and the middle hook higher than the bill, so the bill deflects it around cover. It's great around rip rap, stumps and laydowns." - Craig Powers
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"I call this bait Geronimo. It's a warrior. If you want to catch a fish, go with Geronimo. It works in more situations, but again it's another tool. If I'm running steeper banks, this is what I throw. It's set up to cast like a rock." - Craig Powers
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Comments: Smokin Hot! This crankbait is awesome. I was just scanning through Tackle Warehouse's crankbait selection wanting a thin Balsa bait & stubble upon this bait. I read the reviews & decided to try it out. The bait runs true straight out of the pack. I caught over 20 fish on my first outing with this crankbait and got my $12 dollars worth. Thanks CP!
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Comments: Shannon from LA. apparently you have not been fishing for very long. You do not smash a crankbait off the water to remove grass. especially a handmade wooden crankbait. its not CP's fault that you have no idea how to handle your equipment.
From: Rob: PA
Comments: I had some baits Custom Hand Painted by C.P. they were horrible. Looked like something straight out of a horror movie. I was very disappointed. Not to mention it took forever to get them back. I know he is better than this as you can see. He just didn't want to spend the time on them. These were high end baits and now their junk!
From: Skat: Right here, TN
Comments: if you are slapping a custom wood crank on the water to remove junk, you are either a straight up rookie, not smart, or both. Quit fishing and take up golf.
From: cool keith
Comments: Not sure how you can be disappointed when you were the one to break the bait. Common sense says that a hand carved bait would be delicate.
From: Jon: AR
Comments: Disappointed. Got the 1 series in and was looking forward to getting out and trying it. Made a few cast and loved the way it came through the water. On about my 5th cast - thats right cast number 5 got some grass on it and as always slapped the water to remove the grass. THE WHOLE BILL CAME OFF AND BROKE the HEAD RIGHT IN TO. $14.99. IMO - CP needs to invest in a little sturdier material or move his price down. I'm just happy this happen on removing grass and not on a nice fish.
From: Shannon: LA
Comments: Bought as series 1 in Foil, and was impressed with the lures action. Bait was small, but cast well and caught fish right off the bat. The hooks were of poor quality, so I replaced them-however about after the tenth fish I started getting hung about every time I would hit structure--stop to let it float out and nada. Upon inspection, I found the bait was sinking like a rock. Not sure (guessing the bait is absorbing water via crack/split) however I cannot see one on the bait. Good lure, but for this kind of dough I would expect something a little more durable.
From: Brad: TX
Comments: All the BassSoldiers live off CPs crankbaits! Balsa is where its at and CP is a master at duplicating each bait to run the same, which has always been the knock on the original flat side baits, not to mention the paint schemes are money!
From: McCoy: Maryville, TN
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Waiver Wire Madness
Kent Wilson
October 05 2010 11:02AM
With today being the last day to submit waiver lists, a lot of notable names hit the wire this morning with some of them getting scooped up.
On the Flames front, Matt Pelech and Cam Cunning cleared waivers while Brett Sutter was placed on the wire, no doubt with a view to sending him down. That cuts the hopefuls down to Brodie and Meyers in town, meaning they will both likely be on the roster come Thursday.
- Former Canucks first round pick Michael Grabner was claimed by the New York Islanders. Acquired by the Panthers in the Ballard trade, Grabner was unable to crack a pretty feeble line-up in Florida, but was nonetheless interesting to NYI (an even more depthless roster thanks to a recent injury to Okposo).
- Mattias Ritola was claimed by Steve Yzerman and the Tampa Bay Lightning. Ritola is one of the Wings better forward prospects, although his results in the AHL thus far have been just okay. Clearly, Yzerman is familiar with the player and sees something in him worht taking a chance on.
- Shane O'Brien was dealt for Ryan Parent. The former was expensive for his role in VAN at $1.6M and suffered from a number of discipline issues/run-ins with the coach last year. He's a salary dump. As for Parent, he was a former first rounder by NAS who has already been traded 3 times. At 23 years old and with a lot of marginal results behind him at both the NHL and AHL level, Parent's stock has plummeted since he was picked 18th overall in 2005.
- The Rangers placed Tim Kennedy and Todd White on waivers as well. This is an odd move seeing as both guys were recently acquired by Sather, especially since the team didn't really need to clear space since Wade Redden was recently re-assigned to the AHL. This suggests that Sather is clearing room for a specific move in the near future.
Feel free to add anything else in the comments.
October 05 2010, 11:44AM
I sure hope B.utter Jr. does not get pick up I think he will be a great 3rd liner, pkiller, and defence forward type in the near future....
October 05 2010, 12:00PM
You think Sutter will clear? Really?? I get a sense he won't. Which will be most disappointing, as I agree Flamin' Cannot's comments above.
Good to see Meyer make the squad. Still think Staois gets waived. Thing 1 is Ivanans, correct? He needs to be waived, as well.
Grabner is a good pickup for the Isles.
It's a numbers game, putting Sutter on waivers and keeping Meyers was the correct move. Meyers was pretty solid in camp, and clearly has moved ahead of Sutter on the depth chart.
Nothing wrong with Sutter, but the league has a surplus of 4th line rookie/vet talent. I expect him to clear waivers, not a huge loss if he does not.
October 05 2010, 12:35PM
...Now all we have to do... collectively... is know that "Meyers" last name is actually "Meyer" ;) Funny how many people are getting this wrong! He is going to be a real positive find, Meyer. Brent knew what he brought to the table. Well done.
Sutter could be a good fit on Long Island.
October 05 2010, 01:08PM
I wouldn't be surprised if they are waiving him today but with the intent of playing him. Might as well waive him in the mass group to minimize the risk of him being picked up. Then play him until Moss or Kotalik is ready and then move either him or Meyer down.
I can't see them playing 12-forwards, including Ivanan, especially with cap relief available. Unless they really need him on the heat.
I would LOVE to see the Flames claim Kennedy. Young, offensive potential, plays center or wing, cheap like borscht. I don't know much about his underlying numbers, but I can't imagine him going unclaimed.
October 05 2010, 05:04PM
I was thinking the same on Kennedy. The only down-side is his size. The Rangers had him at $550K. I agree - a porential bargain.
October 05 2010, 05:05PM
"Porential"... translated in English, means "potential"! :)
October 05 2010, 05:21PM
So is this what we expect Thursday.
Tanguay - Jokinen - Iginla Hagman - Backlund - Bourque Glencross - Morrison - Conroy Jackman - Meyer - Ivanans
Regehr - White Bouwmeester - Giordano Sarich - Brodie
Kipper Karlsson
October 05 2010, 05:36PM
So is this what we expect Thursday.
Tanguay - Jokinen - Iginla Hagman - Backlund - Bourque Glencross - Morrison - Conroy Jackman - Meyer - Ivanans
Regehr - White Bouwmeester - Giordano Sarich - Brodie
Kipper Karlsson
Almost. According to Vicki Hall, the 2nd/3rd lines to expect are:
Hagman - Morrison - Bourque
Glencross - Backlund - Jackman
Which could be worse. I like Glencross with Backlund, at least.
@Section 216
Wasn't the purpose of signing Morrison to have him be the second line center and have backlund be third???
Do you think that if Brett Sutter was not a Sutter he would have an easier time making this team? It seems like his dad will choose someone else over him in a tie to ensure that people do not think that he is just "giving" a spot to his son. Not saying that Brett Sutter should have made the team over Meyer or anything. Just wondering if anyone else gets the same feeling...
Why is twitter exploding with Souray to CALGARY rumors????? WHY?
October 05 2010, 06:01PM
Why is twitter exploding with Souray to CALGARY rumors????? WHY?
Yeah, that seems like the most terrible idea ever. Only thing that would make it remotely acceptable is if Edmonton threw in their 1st for this season.
October 05 2010, 06:08PM
*Really hopes they are just rumors*
October 05 2010, 06:27PM
Would anyone take Souray and Cogliano for Sarich and Glencross? That's one of the rumours...
October 05 2010, 06:36PM
I wouldn't either! I like both players. I think Sarich, in particular, is a class act...
October 05 2010, 07:03PM
The "rumor" also has picks coming to Calgary. It is also clearly speculation as opposed to rumor. Though there are some in twitter-land that seem to think its based on something. Dreggor has said he has heard nothing of the sort though.
Personally, and I know I am in the large minority, I wouldn't mind seeing Souray in Calgary. Regher-Souray; Bouwmeester-White; Giordano-Staios is a pretty potent D in my opinion. The catch is he needs to be healthy though.
Yes, Souray to Calgary would be great. Until we have to trade him in January, because he got in a fight with Iggy over that little concussion and broken hand incident...
October 05 2010, 07:43PM
Glencross is good for 12-15 goals a season. Maybe more. For his salary, a bargain.
In 3 seasons, Andrew Cogliano has twice scored 18 goals. He's not even 24. He's making 1M this year & a RFA after this season. Glencross makes more, has less potential, all while being a UFA at season's end. Souray has a bomb from the point on the PP, plays physical & contrary to popular belief, is not the plague. Sure, his contract is less than attractive, but with Langkow likely out for the season, they should have the $. His value is so low because the Oil have no bargaining power, not because he's no good.
This wouldn't be the first trade I'd look to make, but I find it somewhat funny how quick to dismiss this deal everyone is. It does fill 2 needs. If given the choice between this or nothing, I'd lean toward seriously considering it.
Souray+Cogliano+2nd rounder to CGY for Sarich+Staios is really the only somewhat acceptable deal I could see. Glencross would be a player that I would NOT trade away unless we are in 14-15th place and there is no way to re-sign him. Only then. I really hope this is a rumor that will become nothing more. Anyone have any info on Cogliano just in case this crap rumor may be true because I know nothing about him at all (other than he is fast)
In 3 seasons, Andrew Cogliano has twice scored 18 goals. He's not even 24. He's making 1M this year & a RFA after this season. Glencross makes more, has less potential, all while being a UFA at season's end. Souray has a bomb from the point on the PP, plays physical & contrary to popular belief, is not the plague. Sure, his contract is less than attractive, but with Langkow likely out for the season, they should have the $. His value is so low because the Oil have no bargaining power, not because he's no good.
This wouldn't be the first trade I'd look to make, but I find it somewhat funny how quick to dismiss this deal everyone is. It does fill 2 needs. If given the choice between this or nothing, I'd lean toward seriously considering it.
Thanks for the Cogliano info I did not see your comment before I posted mine.
...what about Sarich or Staios + Backlund for Souray + 2nd round pick?
October 05 2010, 09:09PM
Any thoughts from anyone about this being a sort of thank-you from Edmonton for taking Staios last year. Take Souray and Cogliano and give us your couple of contracts you really want gone. Kotalik and Staois? I don't know who or how it would fit in the cap. Hope it's not Sarich, I like him for depth.
October 05 2010, 09:31PM
I need to stop reading these posts - these rumours are scaring me, I can't dismiss the rumours because I could see Dutter doing this deal! Yikes
October 05 2010, 10:38PM
...what about Sarich or Staios + Backlund for Souray + 2nd round pick?
Sweet Jesus, no.
The issue I take with this hypothetical trade is not in Cogliano or Souray as players, but the amount of cap fockery it would only serve to increase. Souray just costs way too much, and is signed for the next two seasons at that price. Some teams could take the hit, but Calgary is not one of them.
And now from Vicki Hall, as well...
One persistent rumour - that finally hit main-stream media websites Tuesday night - is a blockbuster trade between the Flames and the Oilers that would see Sheldon Souray, Andrew Cogliano and draft picks moving to Calgary for Cory Sarich and Curtis Glencross.
The move makes some sense. Glencross ($1.2 million US) was an on-and-off resident of head coach Brent Sutter's doghouse last season.
Sarich can still contribute at 32, but his $3.6 million contract is hefty.
The banished Souray has a cap hit of $5.4 million. Cogliano would help with team speed, and his salary comes in at $1 million.
But it's just a rumour.
IMO, Daymond Langkow is done. As mentioned all summer, Ales Kotalik could be sacrificed if need be.
The Flames supposedly have an opportunity to unload an over-priced d-man (whom I like... at a mil less than he makes) & an impending UFA (whom I like, but seems at odds with the coach) and acquire two guys at 50cents on the dollar -- Souray, who is not worth the cap he makes, but IS worth more than his perceived value, and a 23 year old speed demon (coming off a sub-par season) with 46 goals & 111 pts in 246 games since turning pro (while not missing a game in his entire pro career). FYI, Sam Gagner has 44 goals & 132 pts in 223 games in the same stretch.
Like I said, its not the first deal I'd go out looking to make, but if its between this or staying the course for the season, I'll take this deal. Perhaps they can even retrieve the 3rd rounder they gave up in the Staios deal.
Why Flames fans are sickened at the thought of adding some youth & speed to the mix is beyond me. Remember, we spent all summer saying that if Staios wasn't gone, we'd have to move Sarich, even for a negative return.
I was able to dismiss that as soon as I heard it. It doesn't make a lick of sense, which of course means Sutter might actually be doing it. But the math just can't be made to work without both Staotalik's going to the minors... or Souray himself, at some point this season. I think that handcuffs Sutter. Although, if we're tanking mid season and there's a first rounder involved, I think that would be a great first start at a full rebuild.
I've always wondered why GMs don't get creative and take bad contracts as part of a rebuild. For example, had we decided to do a full rebuild last season, why not offer Kipper to Chicago for Huet and a couple first rounders? You still have to pay to the salary floor and want to get as high a pick as possible, so loading up on crappy contracts for a couple years to buy a ton of picks seems like a good idea to me.
Sorry, I digressed. Never gave this rumor a 2nd glance.
And @Kent... bahaha! Nice one on the Sutter-vocab zinger! :D
October 05 2010, 11:06PM
At first I thought this deal was stupid, but the flames would be a better team for it. The flames need a good young centre - in addition to Backlund, so getting Cogliano would improve the team, Souray is not a bad defence man - who would you rather Souray or Sarich? To me it is a saw off even when you look at salaries...I guess we will find out soon enough.
October 05 2010, 11:22PM
In other news, Howse has 7 goals in the first 3 games of the WHL season. Good start.
October 05 2010, 11:25PM
Shush, quit poisoning their minds!
Remember folks, this is a bad deal... BAD!!!
October 05 2010, 11:37PM
I'm a pretty big Cogliano fan, so no need to convince me on him. I still don't like the Souray side of it, and as far as forwards go, if Kotalik were involved then Calgary would be trading two solid third liners (albeit one significantly overpaid) and getting only one guy who's currently of third line ability back.
It wouldn't be the worst trade in the world, but again, Souray's cap hit is pretty rough; especially on a team with four guys making a combined 17 million dollars on the blue line already.
Hi all, Big Flames player move to come I almost guarantee. The Flames must clear so will be sending someone to the minors or trading for sure. Even with Long-Term Injury Reserve exceptions, you cannot be over the cap to start the season and this includes injured players (like Langkow and Stahan). The CBA examples show that a team can only replace salaries (like Stajan and Langkow or others) if you are already under the cap. I have some legal background and poured over the CBA, section 50.10 (d) and all subsections and examples below it. I am 99% sure that Flames have to make a move to save at least $2.575 million now. And that salary number already assumes a 23-main roster (per www.capgeek.com) with Morrison salary is in, while Brodie and Meyer salaries out (must be sent down). Options to get under cap: 1) Send down Sarich and you could keep Brodie or Meyer up easily. 2) Send down Staios, you are covered but only 22-man active roster. 3) Send down Kotalik or other $3M salary and can barely keep either Meyer or Brodie (who has bonuses) up with Flames. You heard it here first!
Is anyone else annoyed that Vancouver is able to dump a salary like O'Brien and yet Sutter is still sitting on 8 defencemen? Is he even trying to make a trade? Granted O'Brien isn't making as much as Staio's or Sarich but c'mon!
Do you think Edmonton would be willing to part with Omark? Do you think he would be worth it as part of the deal? He might fit nice with Backlund and make up two-thirds of pretty talented (albeit green) third line.
tangs jokes iggy
hagman stajan bourque
morrison backlund kotalik
glencross connie moss.
(dunno if works cap wise)
not to bad. GET RID OF THING 1 + 2
October 06 2010, 10:22AM
yesss...butter junior has cleared waivers = still a flamer!
October 06 2010, 10:23AM
yesss...butter junior has cleared waivers = still a flamer!
dutter junior, if you wanna get technical.
October 06 2010, 10:31AM
dutter junior, if you wanna get technical.
Well butter sounds better and his first name is Brett = Butter and I need to differentiate between him and Brent so Butter Junior was born! I guess it depends or your perspective…
I love the Thing 1 and 2 nicknames, but to me they seem more suited to be BeeBop and RockSteady.
October 06 2010, 12:48PM
Thank gawd - sounds like Souray has been sent to the AHL, which means no trade with the flames...
Hearing on the Fan 960 that Mark Giordano has possibly signed extension! Really want that confirmed, that would make my day. Am waiting for the Fan to confirm, right now it is just an "I heard this rumor type thing".
Kent or Pat or anyone, have you heard anything about this?


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