Yey or Neigh, should fighting be allowed in hockey?
We’ve been torn for quite some time on this debate – so torn that we didn’t even want to discuss it. But Olympic regulations clearly state that all fighting is forbidden during the games. This is presumably because most hockey leagues (besides the NHL) forbid it, punishing those who initiate fights with 5-minute penalties or an ejection from the game. Besides, could you really imagine the Canadian Women’s team winning tonight simply through cat-fights and bitch slaps? I think not.
Some sports have it, others don’t. What say you?
They’re not only there to please our stallions. At a Raptors game recently, the cheerleaders performed a fun, 1950s themed dance after the first quarter. And hey, our team won. But do they always need to look sexy in order to be accepted? What would we think of the Leafs if there were cheerleaders figure skating in between periods? Would they start to win a game? Or should sports be strictly that – a sport without a show.
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– The Cowgirls
Stallions, it’s your lucky day. Just don’t give us credit for it or you’ll get smacked.
It’s not just about roses and chocolate. Well, actually it is, but it’s the type of roses and the type of chocolate. Don’t think that grabbing a Costco wholesale stash of KitKats will send her over the moon. It won’t. You want her to feel special/sleep with you later, right? Well you gotta think big. Think outside the pants. The following are our top 10 choices for gifts this year:
Our interview with Canada’s Olympian boarder right before the games begin.
This half-pipe, wholehearted snowboarder recently had his dreams come true when he won second place at a World Cup event in Stoneham; earning him a spot in this February’s Olympic Games. But before Jeff Batchelor could hop on the plane to Vancouver, the Cowgirls decided to talk with him about where it all started. And how after so many nasty falls, he’s always managed to get right back up again.
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