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Published by Toronto Mike on October 14, 2005 @ 11:59 in Guest Blog Entries
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First of all, my statement regarding politicians was meant to be a joke and second of all, you're a jerk. I rest my case, be-atch.
Vanessa
Welcome to the family...
Guest Blog Entry
Published by Toronto Mike on October 14, 2005 @ 08:11 in Guest Blog Entries
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I feel the need to defend myself here. I did know that the Vice President was (and still is) Dick Cheney, but when someone fires questions at me, in the obvious attempt to make me feel stupid, I tend to get a little flustered. Besides, who really cares? Politicians are all pretty much the same anyway.
Vanessa
I rest my case.
Guest Blog Entry
Published by Toronto Mike on October 13, 2005 @ 08:06 in Guest Blog Entries
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Great news Mike!
Congratulations to Steve and Vanessa.
Does this mean you'll be nicer to your future sister-in-law and stop making her cry?
Anonymous
I remember the situation as if it was yesterday. I merely asked her who the Vice President of the United States was. She didn't know and Steve and I had a little fun with her ignorance. C'mon! How the hell could she not know who's the VP of our big bad neighbours? If I can't pick on her a little for that, the terrorists have already won.
Guest Blog Entry
Published by Toronto Mike on October 9, 2005 @ 07:54 in Guest Blog Entries
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No DEFENSE when the going gets tough. It's time to step up & play beyond your ability. The Leafs can't do this when holding a lead as is evident the last 2 games. Eric & Eddie cannot keep the team close all year without the supporting cast. Proabably 1 of the best signings (Eric Lindros) the Leafs made, even though I'm not a fan of Eric's, but my mind is changing with his play the last 2 games as he was the best player during both of these games. Defense wins games in any sport & the Leafs have none. At least I saw them win the cup in 1967-this is Not their year. What happened with the Owen Nolan situation? Are the Leafs stuck with his contract this year or not?
Dale
Nolan's contract won't count against the salary cap, which is really all I care about. I agree with you regarding The Big E. He's been our best offensive player and he's getting little help. Things looked rough before Sundin's injury, now things look particularly bleak.
Having said all that, we've only played 2 of 82 games and we've secured 1 of a possible 4 points. We had leads late in both games, so we haven't been getting our butts handed to us. Eventually we're going to win 1 or 2 of these suckers. I hope...
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Published by Toronto Mike on October 7, 2005 @ 07:47 in Guest Blog Entries
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mIKE, If you've forgotten Liisa LaDouceur used your quote of the week in describing the Hip, "It's not the band I hate, it's their fans."
She has ruined a perfectly good verse from a Sloan song.
For Shame...
Carter
Oh yes, laughable Liisa LaDouceur. If my memory serves me correctly, before trashing "Courage" she first called The Hip "hoser rock" and claimed they were no better than other Canadian bands like Spirit of the West. Then, after being attacked by others on the 50 Tracks panel, she tried to bail out with that great "Coax Me" line. I was willing to let the whole thing slide until that awful Pearl Jam article that showed just how out of touch and unaware she actually is.
For the record, I wrote Liisa at her personal Sympatico account to give her a fair chance to respond but I never heard back. It's not the differing opinion I hate, it's the ignorance.
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Published by Toronto Mike on October 5, 2005 @ 13:13 in Guest Blog Entries
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Over the last couple of days I've become more convinced than ever that Dubya has gone right round the twist. First there's this:
http://www.cnn.com/2005/POLITICS/10/03/scotus.miers/index.html
And now:
http://www.cnn.com/2005/POLITICS/10/05/bush.reax/index.html
Nominating your own lawyer, who has no experience being a judge, to the highest bench in the land? Even putting aside her legal qualifications, it's a lousy political move right after the whole Mike Brown-FEMA thing.
Being aware of the possibility of an outbreak of bird-flu or any other disease is a good thing. Witness the relatively minor problem we had with SARS the other day. Suggesting that the military come in to be used for law enforcement? That's the start of a VERY slippery slope.
Still three more years to go...hoo-boy.
Mike H.
None of this surprises me. Lets review the Dubya record:
- As Governor of Texas, he presided over more executions than took place in the other 49 states combined during the same time period.
- Bush is allied with the bigoted extreme right who want to deny equal rights to homosexuals.
- He refuses to sign the Kyoto Protocol agreement on global warming even though Canada and 177 other countries did.
- When Bill Clinton left office, there was a surplus of $235 billion. Since Bush took over, the surplus has been depleted and his administration's 2003 reflected a $400 billion federal deficit.
- Bush has no respect for the United Nations. When Bush couldn't secure the necessary votes on the Security Council, he subverted the process and invaded Iraq regardless.
- George W. Bush, President of the United States of America, gets his news from Andrew Card and Condoleezza Rice. He doesn't watch the news on television, read newspapers or read the news online.
- The man has taken far more vacation time than any previous President, which is probably a good thing.
- His actions and inactions are directly to blame for the horribly inadequate response to Katrina.
- Osama is still at large. Many believe it's because Dubya took his eye off the prize and prematurely invaded Iraq which had nothing to do with 9/11.
I'm sure I'm missing a bunch of stuff, but I have work to do and can't spend all day recounting Dubya's failures. This Harriet Miers instance is yet another example of Bush putting his pals and cronies in spots that should be reserved for the more qualified. She's another Brownie. The man is grossly incompetent but the greatest over achiever in the history of the world.
Guest Blog Entry
Published by Toronto Mike on October 3, 2005 @ 08:40 in Guest Blog Entries
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Q. What is the difference between the Toronto Maple Leafs and a cigarette machine?
A. You can get Players out of a cigarette machine
Q. What do the Toronto Maple Leafs, Toronto Argonauts and the Toronto Blue Jays all have in common besides being based in Toronto?
A. None of them can play hockey
The Grinch
Ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha! You're frickin' hilarious.
Guest Blog Entry
Published by Toronto Mike on October 1, 2005 @ 16:20 in Guest Blog Entries
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As I sit here listening to all the different versions of Halleluja (for the 100th+ time) you put up, I realize that no one could do it as well as Leonard Cohen. The others are good but my mind can be distracted when listening to the others but when Leonard sings it, I am drawn in to hear every word. I get chills listening. You can feel the passion in his voice. I just can't get enough of it! I find myself hitting repeat because you really don't want that feeling to go away after just 6 minutes and 55 seconds. I just wanted to share that with you and thank you for giving all the versions to me especially Leonard Cohen's!
Cheryl of Texas
It's nearly impossible to argue against Leonard Cohen. I'm glad you're enjoying that Canadian gem, in all its glorious forms.
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Published by Toronto Mike on September 30, 2005 @ 20:27 in Guest Blog Entries
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Your choices for best Leafs are VERY surprising. You have a page dedicated to MR. BARILKO & he's not even in your top 5. How can that be? Frank Mahovlich - you're kidding. A good player but not in my top 15!
Twins From Bolton
Admittedly, I found it very difficult ranking players I've only read about or seen in historical footage. I fell in love with the Leafs in the very early 80s when Rick Vaive and John Anderson were providing most of the offense. My Mahovlich ranking was based on what I've read and the opinions of others I trust.
As for Bill Barilko not making my top five, it's "best" Leafs and not "favourite" Leafs. Barilko is a legend for a single goal and one goal does not an all-time best make. This is why Paul Henderson is not in the Hockey Hall of Fame.
Guest Blog Entry
Published by Toronto Mike on September 29, 2005 @ 12:22 in Guest Blog Entries
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Keep up that dream Mike. You just never know. I have been a long suffering Pittsburgh Penguin fan for some twenty years. Being from Ottawa it would be easy to jump on the Seanator's band wagon (I think not). I never gave up on my Penguins and all of a sudden with the roll of a lottery ball, I await this season like none before.
You never know how a season is going to unfold. Do not EVER give up hope. That parade will come someday and will feel mighty fine. Just as Red Sox fans found out.
Mark from Ottawa
At least your Penguins enjoyed the ultimate success twice in the past 15 years. I'm a die hard Blue Jays fan and I've felt that high you feel when your team, the team you've invested blood, sweat and tears in, finally wins it all. It's unbelievable.
I will never forget those two nights in '92 and '93 when my Jays clinched the World Series. I'll jot down the details later. As for the Leafs, I'll keep hopin' and wishin' and prayin'.
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