elevated_u2_fan said:
Yeah, that stuff looks ok...
The big fuzzy guy is the one who bugs me... kinda reminds me of the big brown monster guy from the Muppet Show... When I was a little kid I used to hide behind the couch whenever he came on the TV
Yeah, I know it's the safe thing to do. I will stay home. I might be able to get some stuff done from here, hopefully.
unico said:
He was my favourite character on Sesame Street. 
unico said:
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U2democrat said:
I wake up with a sore throat, a chest that feels like it has nails in it (especially when I cough), a headache, my ears hurt, and my bones hurt.
elevated_u2_fan said:
no, that was Sesame Street...
this guy was on the Muppet Show. I looked him up and his name was "Sweetums" which makes him slightly less scary...
Here he is about to eat Robin (
Being sick is no fun.
BonoManiac said:Morning Bar.
It's hump day!
BonoManiac said:Morning Bar.
It's hump day!
elevated_u2_fan said:
unico said:
It sure is!!
BonoManiac said:
In the past the players would enter the rink to Streets, which as we all know, is the perfect way to make an entrance.
That's how the Canucks make their entrance. It's fantastic every time!
ThoraSEB said:
BonoManiac said:Yeah, it was a good game for Les Glorieux. Ovechkin didn't do much, which was a disappointment as he's my favourite non-Montreal player.
I enjoy going to the games for many reasons and one of them is U2!
Prior to the game they dim the lights and start playing Bad over the loudspeakers. They then flash the names of the all-time greats on the ice and a video montage of the hightlights throught the team's history is shown on the screen. This is interspersed with testimonials from some of the great players about what being a Montreal Canadien meant to them. As Bad is finishing the ice is flooded with photos of everyone from Toe Blake, Rocket Richard, Scotty Bowman to Patrick Roy.
Then, after each and every Habs goal Vertigo is played. The only change from three years ago is when the players first come on the ice. Last year and this year, as the house announcer says: "Mesdames et messieurs, ladies and gentlemen, your Montreal Canadiens, vos Canadiens de Montréal!!" two children with flags would hit the ice followed by the players to a continous loop of the solo in Coldplay's Fix You.
In the past the players would enter the rink to Streets, which as we all know, is the perfect way to make an entrance.
Dalton said:
