unkn0wnwarrior

I bought Pokemon Black, Pokemon White and DK Country Returns. I'm playing those 3 and NHL 11/Borderlands.

Bought both Black and White recently. Played through and beat White taking Tepig to start. Took Snivy on Black. Not quite to the first gym, though. I think my team for the E4 was Emboar ~lvl 65, Seismitoad ~lvl 45, Bouffalant ~lvl 40, Simisage ~lvl 45, Larvesta ~lvl 40 and Pidove's final form around lvl 35. Emboar did pretty much everything. Now I have a few of my favourite oldies in Charizard lvl 70, Blastoise lvl 52 and Tauros lvl 45, as well as Emboar lvl 70, Bouffalant lvl 47 and Zekrom lvl 50 still.

I would especially hate to see that since it would be the Flyers' turn to win. I am kind of hoping for a Vancouver vs Washington final, but I doubt Washington will get the goaltending they need for that to happen. If Vancouver can finally beat Chicago in the playoffs, they have a pretty good chance to make it, though.

Looks like that's happening. Will be a series to watch, that's for sure. I think I want the habs to win, so boston's draft pick is higher :D I think this is the first time I have ever wanted the Habs to win a playoff series, really.

Gustavsson can play well. For whatever reason, he didn't this year. Next year, he could be back to the level he was at last year during his win streak. Only time will tell which one we get. And those Oilers wins were a bit surprising, but I knew they'd get one of the two at least.

Highly disagree. Most of the rewards and the resource dungeons are enough to nullify your point. I don't really want the next skill to be f2p however... I don't want burden over burden of more skill training when I have enough to do already. I agree. F2P has enough skills. The only exception to this rule, in my opinion, would be fletching. But even that I can live without. And yeah, the resource dungeons are nice. Last time I was on, I could enter even the low-level ones and see nobody during "peak hours".

My gamecube is still hanging around here somewhere, but I use the Wii to play the games from it now. Double Dash gave me countless hours of entertainment, more than any other Mario Kart, I think. And 007 Nightfire was my main game for a long time, too. It was also the third game I had for the system (behind Sunshine and NHL 2K3).

Perfectly good? Not really. But not entirely wrong, either. That is ONE of any number of possible outcomes. They could also make the playoffs, maybe win the cup, identify reasons they could (or maybe should) not have and strengthen those areas, and be a much stronger team the following year. Or they could try to strengthen those areas and end up worse. Also, I never liked the idea of tanking, either.

Chicago gave up a lot more than the goalies. Byfuglien comes to mind, as do Versteeg and Ladd. Those 3 were worth a combined 54 goals last year. Add the goalies to that and you already have a quarter of the team gone. And there are probably more, but I don't follow the 'Hawks very closely. I barely pay attention to the Western Conference until playoffs. And I am a Leafs fan, but I knew from the start we weren't going to make it. I admit that Reimer had gotten my hopes up some for a while, though.

My friend has had a picture of that as his profile picture on facebook for at least a month. I love it. Optimus Reim... great nickname as long as he plays well.

My line was supposed to run until 2:30 am but by the end of the night they had told us to shut down at 10:45pm (after saying 1:30am, 12:30am and 11:30pm) so we stayed for 15 minutes to clean up and went home. I said no to the overtime anyway, but stayed for the cleanup since I am stuck in the building for a half hour after my shift anyway (my mom, aka my ride home, starts and finishes a half hour later).

Just checked on my hero for the first time since Thursday and he has Temporary Tattoos +23. 11.6% temple and no pets at level 27.

Maybe they're still trying because then Boston gets a later pick? They already got #2 last year, why give them another good one this year? Plus, you never know what will happen once the Playoffs begin. I don't think we'll get past the first round, but it could happen.

For the second time since I have been put back to afternoons my line ran on my shift. For those keeping track (which nobody is, I know) that is 2 days in 3 weeks. And for those of you wondering what I've been doing the rest of the time (again, I know... nobody) we have to go through the cups that we use on the line to make sure they don't have anything wrong with them because for some reason we don't have the scanner that's supposed to do it for us.

I don't think I would enjoy watching the game nearly as much without my favourites. Every game means more to me with them. Even games not involving my top 3 (Toronto, Calgary and Vancouver). But yeah, Phoenix does deserve some good runs in the next few years, and I hope to see them do it.

Gustavsson will stay. If one gets moved, it will be Giguere. And you can't fully blame Giguere for the goals. The team gave up in front of him late in the game, even though he was playing alright. Reimer has definitely been the better goalie this year, though.

Yeah, the +/- should start fixing itself now that they are. Although if Wilson keeps putting them on in the defensive zone, maybe not.

The chances I referred to were just the ones of Tavares, Stamkos, Duchene and Richards. Those first 3 will be kept by their current teams and Richards will have other options to choose from. We'll have a chance at some good players, yeah, just not those specific young centers. Truly a great day to be a Leafs fan :P I missed the game, as usual, due to work.

As much as it won't happen, I would still like to see one or more of them join the Leafs. The only chance we have is Richards, and even that isn't a good one.

I spent an hour and a half last night dumping out expired and moldy pails of various sauces and flavourings. Most of it was the marshmallow portion of Rocky Road.

He has proven closer than Kadri, though. Kadri might not even be NHL ready next year, but I think Schenn will. Only time will tell. I only really agree because I really wanted both Schenns. I don't think that deal was that bad at all, really. It was based on what we needed at that time. Raycroft gave us a (relatively) solid year (37 wins, tied Belfour's club record) before imploding. We didn't do much with it, though. Plus, if Reimer keeps playing like he has, we don't need Rask. And I hear Burke is looking to trade the 2 first round picks, as well as the third rounder from the Versteeg deal, for either a better pick or a proven player.

Finally finished my first season on NHL 11 BAP. Won the Cup, as well as half of the personal trophies. Maybe I'll start the next season this week.

Having both Luke and Brayden would have been awesome. I think I agree. The Kessel deal hasn't really come back to bite them too hard, yet. But that game really was pretty boring. I enjoyed the fight, though.

In the West, the only team not pretty much guaranteed a spot yet I really care about is Calgary. Maybe the Jackets, too. The Jackets only because of Nash and Mason, though. I don't really see Giguere being traded, but not for lack of effort. Also, Kaberle mentioned in an interview that he would love to play in the post-season again, especially in Toronto. So there is very little chance he will waive the no-trade for a non-contender. And as was said earlier, If the Leafs win the next 2, we're within legitimate reach of a playoff spot. Still, I think a couple of those teams between us and 7th have games in hand.

I really can't see Mac getting moved, but Versteeg is a good possibility. I would rather they both stay, though. And I think the Beauchemin deal will help the Leafs more than the Ducks. We needed another goal-scorer and Lupul CAN be just that. Only time will tell, I guess. Gardiner, I don't know much about, though. And draft picks are always good... even later rounds.