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Will listen later tonight. I expect perfection.

Not active, but I'm still in Malmo and NY. I think that's because of you know what threads.

This again?

Last GM meeting...

I'm sorry DaaD. I just couldn't pull the trigger on voting for you. Maybe next time.

Nice leadership group. Have a great season Malmo.

Three great choices to lead Moscow. Congratulations.

Great choices for Toronto. Good luck to you.

@Doomsday

Congratulations award winners. Nords too good.

Congratulations to the Dragons leadership group.

Well done to those selected and good luck for the season.

Congrats to all selections.

F- Kris Rice @OrbitingDeath

1. What are your player's plans during this off-season? I was recently drafted by the San Diego Marlins, so from this point on, there is no off-season. It's into the grind of training and preparation for my very first VHLM season and I'm eager to start my long journey to the VHL. 2. Halloween was just a few days ago, did your player dress up and go trick-or-treating? Did they eat any candy? Of course I went trick or treating. Coming from Norway it's not a big deal, but my god it's massive here in the United States. No wonder there are obese fatties everywhere, along with dentists on every corner. I dressed up as Ragnar Lothbroek from "Vikings" and carried a real battle axe. At least I avoided diabetes by not accepting Dollar Store candy from weird strangers. 3. After a long, hard fought season, a player can often forget about mental health. What are you (or your player) doing to maintain sanity? Yes, I agree. Mental Health is incredibly important, even for professional athletes. I survived the offseason blues by gaming, working out and making sure to catch up with friends and family as much as possible. 4. If your player needed to take on a part-time job during the off-season, what would it be? I think I would be suited to working security at a club, or maybe even driving an Uber. I'm not familiar with San Diego's streets yet, so that may be an adventure for anyone unlucky enough for me to show up as their driver. 5. Are there any changes you'd like to see happen for S75? I have only just joined, so decisions that benefit the league and it's players are something that I will leave up to the commissioners and veteran players. At least until I've been here long enough to have deserved an opinion. 6. As professional hockey players, we know that a well-balanced diet is important. One of the most important pieces of that diet is protein. What's your favorite cut of steak, and how do you like it done (raw --- well-done, in between)? I don't actually eat beef, but I do enjoy a medium-well caribou tomahawk cut. Reindeer is nice as well, but I always think of Santa if I eat that. Thank you for the questions.

You're crazy lady. Who the hell would want to reference me or make me a sig? Bananas!

D- Jeff Downey @DMaximus

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Because I like to read when I poop.

Promising start. A lot better than the shit I produced when I first started.

Well done to all medallists. Congratulations Team Nordic. Obviously my best wishes in the LR made the difference, but your hard work and talent were also factors. Good stuff.

@Berocka @Victor I'm slowly working my way through the back catalogue of the VSN Podcasts and listened to this last night... WOCSOM Anyway, just wanted to thank you both for the content. Coming back from a VHL hiatus, it's great to hear from Victor and his recollection of events that I missed. I always enjoy hearing from him and he was really helpful when I first started with Boomchenko. He was a great GM when I was in Davos and I hope he will be on more episodes in the near future. Brock, thanks for doing these versions where you speak to individual members. You know that I enjoy 1 and a half aussies, but with this series I'm getting to know newer players and the member behind them. Keep up the good work man, I know it's appreciated by many.