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Samuelsson was brought in because they thought that he could do one of two things. 1) be a 25 goal, 50 point, gritty 2nd line winger, which I do believe is possible. He'd fit in well with the likes of Kesler and Burrows. 2) play with the Sedins as the first line right winger, since they played together during the Olympics (and they had all sorts of chemistry) and he seems like the perfect linemate for them. However, Burrows is doing very well with the Sedins to start the season off (no doubt, he is one of the best players in the league ) which is forcing Samuelsson to stay on the second line.

For me it's a three way tie between Being There, Yankee Hotel Foxtrot, and A Ghost Is Born. Actually, Foxtrot probably wins because it was very important to my development as, not only a music listener, but a musician as well. It changed everything for me.

No. They could totally use Sundin. That'd push Ryan Kesler to the right wing, where he's much better offensively. That'd also drop someone like Shirokov or Samuelsson to the third line, Raymond to the fourth. All of a sudden the team is a lot deeper offensively. But really, most "elite" goaltenders start off slow... time is all the Canucks need. But until then my heart will not mend :'(

No but I was just saying, SNL has always had its funny bits and it's duds. I just don't find coked out John Belushi to be any funnier than Andy Samberg.

Personally I think the best thing to happen in the early seasons of SNL was when George Harrison performed with Paul Simon.

[insert funny joke about Pat "20 Cent" Kane here]

PFFT.

This must be what parenthood feels like. I'm constantly nervous/disappointed/stressed out.

Hearing old dudes talk about SNL makes me sad. Is Jim John Belushi running around in a bee costume really more funny than "Lazy Sunday", "Dick In A Box", or Tina Fey's Sarah Pallin impression? No. Not at all.

I hate life

For sure, Yoko is a terrific record.

They're a group (or you might say... BAND) of musicians playing together.. aka BAND. Hope to hear some recordings of these guys... but I won't spoil it with poor quality YouTube videos.

No doubt. Makes you question the management of Tony and co that after 15 years, they've only played in BC ten times (three times in the past 5 years...) and only ever in the same city. Victoria and Kelowna could support a Wilco concert but that'll never happen.

Disagree. Wilco needs to give the north the attention it deserves. Anyways, unless Wilco is actually going to come way north (something gives me the feeling that the only BC city they'll play will be Vancouver.....) I sadly, will not be able to attend any concerts.

WHAT! HOW ARE THE AVALANCHE SO GOOD?! The world no longer makes sense to me. Duchene is looking really good, but more importantly, Craig Anderson is lights out. Speaking of the Whalers, just found myself a Whalers tshirt yesterday. It'll go nice with my Winnipeg Jet's shirt in my "defunct NHL teams collection".

Yeah, Sea Change which they gave a 6.9 to. That always bugged me, even though I know I shouldn't care, it'd be one of my top-5 this decade.

I don't understand this. He's already spent the past decade and a half in Wilco/Jeff Tweedy's shadow and this will certainly not help.

Yeah but now they have "The Hills" and "16 and Pregnant".

Luckily they will all go 81-1

Damn San Jose for manhandled.

What about a recent year? I thought 2008 had some slim pickins.

Go Brazil Go!

Those playoff predictions look pretty right on. I'd take the Blues a bit higher though, they're going to be a good team, I think. EDIT: Should be noted that tonight is Joe Sakic night. One of the all time greats.

TONIGHT'S THE NIGHT!!!! Can't believe it.

You dudes remember that time Wilco played the Malkin Bowl and Jeff said "don't worry, we'll be back sooner next time!". That was two years ago............... Jeff, why do you lie to your fans?! :'(