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Behold! A man born without a brain stem!

What kind of douche would actually have that jersey made?

ratonmono wrote:Behold! A man born without a brain stem!

What kind of douche would actually have that jersey made?

...and all the while, there are people starving all over the world.

That is an expensive way to say you are a douche.

i bet you buy a hat like that you get a free bowl of soup.

T.C. wrote:i bet you buy a hat like that you get a free bowl of soup.

o, but it looks good on you though

wow... just wow...
Obviously not a real hockey fan...

SMH

Wow... I can't unsee that...

Relative to jersey fouls, is this better or worse than getting one with your name on it?

rbartnik wrote:Relative to jersey fouls, is this better or worse than getting one with your name on it?

best one i've seen was the wings #91 kournikova. perfect.

rbartnik wrote:Relative to jersey fouls, is this better or worse than getting one with your name on it?

I'd get my own name before anything else. I'm no superfan though.

rbartnik wrote:Relative to jersey fouls, is this better or worse than getting one with your name on it?

I vote worse. When you put your own name on it, you look toolish (just you).
When you jinx an entire fan base, we all look toolish because we are left saying,"there's always next year."
Then some of us have to go to jail for elimating the tool threat after the blues get elimated.

Stanley Cup was center for the Blues back in the '70s. His little brother, Dixie Cup, played for the team, so they wore jerseys displaying the names: "S. Cup" and "D. Cup." Later a third brother, Sippy Cup, joined the team for a short stint. During that time, Stanley Cup's jersey displayed his full name because "S. Cup" did not distinguish him from his brother Sippy. In the words of the great sage, McLovin, "Read a F-ing book."

insideout wrote:Stanley Cup was center for the Blues back in the '70s. His little brother, Dixie Cup, played for the team, so they wore jerseys displaying the names: "S. Cup" and "D. Cup." Later a third brother, Sippy Cup, joined the team for a short stint. During that time, Stanley Cup's jersey displayed his full name because "S. Cup" did not distinguish him from his brother Sippy. In the words of the great sage, McLovin, "Read a F-ing book."

They were somehow related to Solo Cup....he wore number 57, I think.

T.C. wrote:

rbartnik wrote:Relative to jersey fouls, is this better or worse than getting one with your name on it?

best one i've seen was the wings #91 kournikova. perfect.

Those were good days to be Sergei Fedorov.

rbartnik wrote:

T.C. wrote:

rbartnik wrote:Relative to jersey fouls, is this better or worse than getting one with your name on it?

best one i've seen was the wings #91 kournikova. perfect.

Those were good days to be Sergei Fedorov.

this we can agree on.