as both a caps fan and a fan of ur blog, im so excited to see u getting into them for the postseason! here are a few things that might be interesting to u maybe??
tj oshie’s goal song is country roads bc he wanted a song that everyone could sing along to
tom wilson asked if snakes were animals, before concluding on his own that they were not, bc they are reptiles
rasmus sandin got lost trying to get to a team function and ended up on his way to baltimore. he called john carlson. carly laughed at him
when the players were interviewed about what their life goals are, most people said stuff about family or career. darcy kuemper said he wants to bring back the dinosaurs. he mentioned jurassic park. i dont think he understood the point of jurassic park
charlie lindgren’s brother ryan is on the rangers. earlier this year, when they first played each other, charlie was asked what it would be like if his brother scored on him. charlie said that it would be the death of him. he was completely serious
also charlie’s glove has a name. it’s josie!
oh thank you so much for the food for thought here! i’m delighted and intrigued by all of this and will need to process each note individually as i weigh out my foster fail of these playoffs. josie the glove…….. a fascinating and compelling case
32,000+ words of Tony Stark/Bruce Wayne. Is this story of interest to literally anyone aside from me? Who knows. I'm getting comfortable writing for an audience of exactly one weirdo (me).
In honor of Jeff Carter's retirement, here's this old clip of Carts walking through an arena while trying to button his shirt, pants wide freaking open, like he couldn't take the single minute it would have required to do all that while standing still in a locker room before going for a stroll.
Why is it necessary that a piece of art "condemns" or "normalizes" something. Is it not enough for art to say "here are some fucked up people in some fucked up situations for your enjoyment"? The art doesn't have to judge them and neither do you. It's for your enjoyment.
Rice Krispies smartest decision is by far their Treat. Turning their cereal into a strange brick relies on the natural fact that all children are hopelessly dependent upon the ingot.