Phil

If you want, I can dedicate an episode to doing that.

1:41 of 1st period - Matt Bentley is hit by Phil Villeneuve and loses puck. 1:45 of 1st period - Matt Bentley is hit by Phil Villeneuve and loses puck. 2:16 of 1st period - Shot by Robin Gow. 2:16 of 1st period - Shot Misses the Net. 2:23 of 1st period - Matt Bentley is hit by Phil Villeneuve and loses puck. HAHAH I love pointing out how much I hit on Victor <3

The debates rages on. The buzzfeed has been zipping around faster than a fly hyped up on maple syrup. The KnightTime Podcast is back and as it happens, there has been a switch-around in the host of the show. It used to be David Knight who would introduce us and leads the discussions in the Podcast with Phil Knight providing some arbitrary answers and lovely banter and adding that humour and spark that gives the term "colour commentator" its meaning. However, since the revamp of the show, the tables have turned. It is now Phil who is hosting and David providing the colour. There are always differences of opinions and preferences that will or won't be matched but some radio critics are screaming for things to go back to the way they were. Some say that Phil's personality just fits the role of the co-host better while others argue that with him at the fore-front, he'll draw the listeners into the podcast. In the end, this is just an article and a poll to make you guys active in hopes that you tune in some time in the New Year. Publicity is key and I doubt I'll listen to the results of this poll. Ima keep hosting this bitch! LaTer!

DAV G with the stunner

Helwinski

aww nice one germans

Great win here

lol nice math drapes.

Spick and Spam

I didn't know Mike was able to concieve. OMG! Can we call the baby M&M or Mikey-Munk? Or Munkowski? or Sztamunkski? or Danny Glover?

Beautiful sentiments street and jason! <3 Jason, that term you are looking for... by my definition it IS family. We often hear "home is where the heart is"... and Home is where family stay.If not in the biological sense, then truly in the spiritual sense, (or Christmas sense at least) 'family' is whoever you cherish laughter, love, time or memories with. You pin-pointed that very well here.

Well VHL, another Christmas has come and gone. And a Merry Yohoho to you all. I do hope it was filled with all the wonder, charm, magic, and stuffed bellies that you could have only imagined possible. Christmas means something different to everyone. We all have our own ideas of what Christmas means. Personally (as I can attest to with my facebook post) Christmas is a time for friends and family. It's a time for giving, and giving alone. One of my pet peeves (to which I do only have a very limited few) is - and I actually get infuriated by this question, because to me, it is the epitome of everything Christmas isn't - but this pet peeve is "What did you get for Christmas?" or "Was Santa good to you this year?" Why is everything centered around materialistic possessions? I can't believe I'm referencing this, but in Papa Roach's song Between Angels & Insects, they raise this precise thought. It's too bad the World is based on greed.... There's no money, there's no possessions, only obsessions, I don't need that shit... You just can't win.. The things you own, own you. If I could have one wish this Christmas, it wouldn't be something I could quantify in a materialistic fashion. It wouldn't be a new belt, more video games, 20-year old scotch, or all the protein powder I could ingest without shitting all over the carpet. It wouldn't be a new album from Aimee Mann, or for Labatte to stop producing beers that didn't taste like liquid cat urine. It would be simply that everyone cherish those they love. Not just every now and again meet up and hug, or exchange small talk to keep face. Not to, from time-to-time, spew out the words 'I love you' when they think it's right to, but to specifically make the conscious decision to take the time out of their day to stop and think about why they say that phrase. What makes that person special to them. What do they provide that is important to them? I must admit I do not always do this. That's why Christmas is so magical to me. It's a yearly reminder of who I am and who's important in my life. In this fast paced world everyone is always thinking ahead of the game, instead of taking the time to actually play it. I've said my piece. What does Christmas mean to you?

Well VHL, another Christmas has come and gone. And a Merry Yohoho to you all. I do hope it was filled with all the wonder, charm, magic, and stuffed bellies that you could have only imagined possible. Christmas means something different to everyone. We all have our own ideas of what Christmas means. Personally (as I can attest to with my facebook post) Christmas is a time for friends and family. It's a time for giving, and giving alone. One of my pet peeves (to which I do only have a very limited few) is - and I actually get infuriated by this question, because to me, it is the epitome of everything Christmas isn't - but this pet peeve is "What did you get for Christmas?" or "Was Santa good to you this year?" Why is everything centered around materialistic possessions? I can't believe I'm referencing this, but in Papa Roach's song Between Angels & Insects, they raise this precise thought. It's too bad the World is based on greed.... There's no money, there's no possessions, only obsessions, I don't need that shit... You just can't win.. The things you own, own you. If I could have one wish this Christmas, it wouldn't be something I could quantify in a materialistic fashion. It wouldn't be a new belt, more video games, 20-year old scotch, or all the protein powder I could ingest without shitting all over the carpet. It wouldn't be a new album from Aimee Mann, or for Labatte to stop producing beers that didn't taste like liquid cat urine. It would be simply that everyone cherish those they love. Not just every now and again meet up and hug, or exchange small talk to keep face. Not to, from time-to-time, spew out the words 'I love you' when they think it's right to, but to specifically make the conscious decision to take the time out of their day to stop and think about why they say that phrase. What makes that person special to them. What do they provide that is important to them? I must admit I do not always do this. That's why Christmas is so magical to me. It's a yearly reminder of who I am and who's important in my life. In this fast paced world everyone is always thinking ahead of the game, instead of taking the time to actually play it. I've said my piece. What does Christmas mean to you?

Well VHL, another Christmas has come and gone. And a Merry Yohoho to you all. I do hope it was filled with all the wonder, charm, magic, and stuffed bellies that you could have only imagined possible. Christmas means something different to everyone. We all have our own ideas of what Christmas means. Personally (as I can attest to with my facebook post) Christmas is a time for friends and family. It's a time for giving, and giving alone. One of my pet peeves (to which I do only have a very limited few) is - and I actually get infuriated by this question, because to me, it is the epitome of everything Christmas isn't - but this pet peeve is "What did you get for Christmas?" or "Was Santa good to you this year?" Why is everything centered around materialistic possessions? I can't believe I'm referencing this, but in Papa Roach's song Between Angels & Insects, they raise this precise thought. It's too bad the World is based on greed.... There's no money, there's no possessions, only obsessions, I don't need that shit... You just can't win.. The things you own, own you. If I could have one wish this Christmas, it wouldn't be something I could quantify in a materialistic fashion. It wouldn't be a new belt, more video games, 20-year old scotch, or all the protein powder I could ingest without shitting all over the carpet. It wouldn't be a new album from Aimee Mann, or for Labatte to stop producing beers that didn't taste like liquid cat urine. It would be simply that everyone cherish those they love. Not just every now and again meet up and hug, or exchange small talk to keep face. Not to, from time-to-time, spew out the words 'I love you' when they think it's right to, but to specifically make the conscious decision to take the time out of their day to stop and think about why they say that phrase. What makes that person special to them. What do they provide that is important to them? I must admit I do not always do this. That's why Christmas is so magical to me. It's a yearly reminder of who I am and who's important in my life. In this fast paced world everyone is always thinking ahead of the game, instead of taking the time to actually play it. I've said my piece. What does Christmas mean to you?

6-3 daBears!

Yep!

Relocate back to Madrid ep 302

no comeback this time haha. GG

The GowIIII-Villeneuve connections <3 What a satisfying come-back

lol a 2 goal game for Villeneuve. That's probably never happened in his carreer

A win! Huzzah!

I still voted for Noah

Pretty boring game. Boo

giggity