AwfulHomesick

Recording a bit earlier this week. Let's get some Q's going, ladies.

I opened that bench door like a champ tonight.

Where the TPE inflation complainers at?

New York-Cologne pipeline keeps on rolling

You're some kind of audiophile, aren't you boubabi?

I didn't know you could spike drinks with a set of BALLS

http://www12.zippyshare.com/v/24034632/file.html Weeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee

Blaine Olynick to the rescue.

238 Reign 239 Americans 240 Express 241 HC Dynamo

3-1 Dynamo

More like Steriodberg

The Boardwalk Empire soundtrack?

But if newer players see a veteran member such as yourself half ass your time there, it may lead to them being not as interested. Granted, I'm not saying for you to wave your team's flag everywhere you go, but it definitely shows when you have the least bit of interest around the locker room and such.

I'll be willing to grade again. I was previously a grader and I know my way around grammar as an aspiring journalist.

I question your participation in the VHL then.

Jeeeeeeeeeeeeeeezus.

http://www48.zippyshare.com/v/17408722/file.html You're in for a good one.

I accept on behalf of Cologne.

I like what I've gotten from Sony. Sennheiser have great headphones, not sure about their earbuds.

180 Titans 183 Reign 185 Express 187 Iron Eagles

Magic.

What in the blue hell is that

After a fairly impressive Season 39, the milestone Season 40 hasn't been all much fun for the Cologne Express and Blaine Olynick. Nearly the entire season has been comparative to a lifeboat floating up and down in the sea; another way to say that the team has been flirting with being above .500 all season long so far. Olynick particularly has been impressive in some spurts of the season, standing on his head with 30+ save games, but in other instances he has been guilty of letting in soft goals against weak teams. Now sitting with a 14-11-3 record, the recent 3 game winning streak is something Olynick is looking to build upon, with a game coming up against tougher teams like New York and other endurance tests against weaker teams like Toronto and Davos, it could be a season-changing next couple of games for Olynick and Co. "I don't want to say I've been in Salo's shadow all season long, but I have an opportunity right now to take the ball and run with it. I may not be able to catch up to his numbers at all this season, but I can out work him and prove how much of a team player I could be," said Olynick after his 4-0 shutout against Davos.

No surprise on Voynov. The NHL has never been the type of league to make national headlines and with the Ray Rice controversy still wandering around, this is the most safe precaution they could make.