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The literally unknown Guy LaGuy has decided to take his talents, or lack thereof, to the VHLM. He was seen boarding a plane only because his great granddaughter posted a picture on her social media account. Why he was still wearing his gear, nobody really knows, but we do know that he is certainly on his way to North America to join fellow Chad native Guy LaDude and foot phenom Tickle Mafoot. Rumor is that he likes to set up LaDude, who scores the goals for the potentially dominant line. Despite his playmaking ability, he is quite literally a toothpick, but no worry. Foot encyclopedian Tickle Mafoot is a face puncher that protects the two and retrieves the puck for them. The trio is looking to establish themselves at the minor league level with hopes to make an impact in the pros. In a statement by LaDude's agent Jeff Funkbiscuit, he says: 
"LaDude, LaGuy and Mafoote have to play on the same line or else we will press charges on the VHLM and the respective organization for literally no viable reason." 
General Managers around the league may be scared to pick them up because of the risk of drama, but it is likely they'll find a team that can accommodate their needs.

I didn't really think much of the VHL before earlier today. Figured I would never really care for it, so I never asked Dyl what it was all about until today. Maybe I was a bit wrong. I thought it would be a bit more boring than it is. At first sight it just looked like a website that wants you to read and write about hockey. I've come to find that it's quite a bit more than that. There's a community here that I never took notice to. And now I suppose it kinda makes sense why he spends so much time on the forum every day. You get out what you put in, and that correlates with not only your player's performance, but also your creativity. With a little help from Zeph and "studying" a few of the graphics around the forum, I was able to make what I thought was a pretty good graphic and potential signature for my player for the time being. I'm happy that I can take what I learned from making that graphic and use it to make the next one better, while also upgrading my player. For those of you that have already reached out to me offering help, thanks. I think Zeph will do the job until he doesn't know the answers.

@eaglesfan036 thought the same thing when I first showed him the league...7 years later, we're both still here!

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I've only been here for a day and I agree completely. 

I didn't really think much of the VHL before earlier today. Figured I would never really care for it, so I never asked Dyl what it was all about until today. Maybe I was a bit wrong. I thought it would be a bit more boring than it is. At first sight it just looked like a website that wants you to read and write about hockey. I've come to find that it's quite a bit more than that. There's a community here that I never took notice to. And now I suppose it kinda makes sense why he spends so much time on the forum every day. You get out what you put in, and that correlates with not only your player's performance, but also your creativity. With a little help from Zeph and "studying" a few of the graphics around the forum, I was able to make what I thought was a pretty good graphic and potential signature for my player for the time being. I'm happy that I can take what I learned from making that graphic and use it to make the next one better, while also upgrading my player. For those of you that have already reached out to me offering help, thanks. I think Zeph will do the job until he doesn't know the answers.

I didn't really think much of the VHL before earlier today. Figured I would never really care for it, so I never asked Dyl what it was all about until today. Maybe I was a bit wrong. I thought it would be a bit more boring than it is. At first sight it just looked like a website that wants you to read and write about hockey. I've come to find that it's quite a bit more than that. There's a community here that I never took notice to. And now I suppose it kinda makes sense why he spends so much time on the forum every day. You get out what you put in, and that correlates with not only your player's performance, but also your creativity. With a little help from Zeph and "studying" a few of the graphics around the forum, I was able to make what I thought was a pretty good graphic and potential signature for my player for the time being. I'm happy that I can take what I learned from making that graphic and use it to make the next one better, while also upgrading my player. For those of you that have already reached out to me offering help, thanks. I think Zeph will do the job until he doesn't know the answers.

I didn't really think much of the VHL before earlier today. Figured I would never really care for it, so I never asked Dyl what it was all about until today. Maybe I was a bit wrong. I thought it would be a bit more boring than it is. At first sight it just looked like a website that wants you to read and write about hockey. I've come to find that it's quite a bit more than that. There's a community here that I never took notice to. And now I suppose it kinda makes sense why he spends so much time on the forum every day. You get out what you put in, and that correlates with not only your player's performance, but also your creativity. With a little help from Zeph and "studying" a few of the graphics around the forum, I was able to make what I thought was a pretty good graphic and potential signature for my player for the time being. I'm happy that I can take what I learned from making that graphic and use it to make the next one better, while also upgrading my player. For those of you that have already reached out to me offering help, thanks. I think Zeph will do the job until he doesn't know the answers.

I didn't really think much of the VHL before earlier today. Figured I would never really care for it, so I never asked Dyl what it was all about until today. Maybe I was a bit wrong. I thought it would be a bit more boring than it is. At first sight it just looked like a website that wants you to read and write about hockey. I've come to find that it's quite a bit more than that. There's a community here that I never took notice to. And now I suppose it kinda makes sense why he spends so much time on the forum every day. You get out what you put in, and that correlates with not only your player's performance, but also your creativity. With a little help from Zeph and "studying" a few of the graphics around the forum, I was able to make what I thought was a pretty good graphic and potential signature for my player for the time being. I'm happy that I can take what I learned from making that graphic and use it to make the next one better, while also upgrading my player. For those of you that have already reached out to me offering help, thanks. I think Zeph will do the job until he doesn't know the answers.

I didn't really think much of the VHL before earlier today. Figured I would never really care for it, so I never asked Dyl what it was all about until today. Maybe I was a bit wrong. I thought it would be a bit more boring than it is. At first sight it just looked like a website that wants you to read and write about hockey. I've come to find that it's quite a bit more than that. There's a community here that I never took notice to. And now I suppose it kinda makes sense why he spends so much time on the forum every day. You get out what you put in, and that correlates with not only your player's performance, but also your creativity. With a little help from Zeph and "studying" a few of the graphics around the forum, I was able to make what I thought was a pretty good graphic and potential signature for my player for the time being. I'm happy that I can take what I learned from making that graphic and use it to make the next one better, while also upgrading my player. For those of you that have already reached out to me offering help, thanks. I think Zeph will do the job until he doesn't know the answers.

I didn't really think much of the VHL before earlier today. Figured I would never really care for it, so I never asked Dyl what it was all about until today. Maybe I was a bit wrong. I thought it would be a bit more boring than it is. At first sight it just looked like a website that wants you to read and write about hockey. I've come to find that it's quite a bit more than that. There's a community here that I never took notice to. And now I suppose it kinda makes sense why he spends so much time on the forum every day. You get out what you put in, and that correlates with not only your player's performance, but also your creativity. With a little help from Zeph and "studying" a few of the graphics around the forum, I was able to make what I thought was a pretty good graphic and potential signature for my player for the time being. I'm happy that I can take what I learned from making that graphic and use it to make the next one better, while also upgrading my player. For those of you that have already reached out to me offering help, thanks. I think Zeph will do the job until he doesn't know the answers.

The literally unknown Guy LaGuy has decided to take his talents, or lack thereof, to the VHLM. He was seen boarding a plane only because his great granddaughter posted a picture on her social media account. Why he was still wearing his gear, nobody really knows, but we do know that he is certainly on his way to North America to join fellow Chad native Guy LaDude and foot phenom Tickle Mafoot. Rumor is that he likes to set up LaDude, who scores the goals for the potentially dominant line. Despite his playmaking ability, he is quite literally a toothpick, but no worry. Foot encyclopedian Tickle Mafoot is a face puncher that protects the two and retrieves the puck for them. The trio is looking to establish themselves at the minor league level with hopes to make an impact in the pros. In a statement by LaDude's agent Jeff Funkbiscuit, he says: 
"LaDude, LaGuy and Mafoote have to play on the same line or else we will press charges on the VHLM and the respective organization for literally no viable reason." 
General Managers around the league may be scared to pick them up because of the risk of drama, but it is likely they'll find a team that can accommodate their needs.

LaGuy on a plane to North America to take part in his first VHLM season.