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just like i always tell people, if you just give it a chance, you will love hockey… almost as much as i do.
my sharks are playing your nuckleheads tonight, meg!
Your work is not complete yet. To embrace one team is an initial step – but, true fandom grows as you develop a list of teams you hate (“hate” as it used in application to sports teams and franchises which are most strongly disliked) – with good reasons for the animosity which you must spread at every opportunity – for example, any good list in hockey should include the Montreal Canadiens, the Philadelphia Flyers, The Edmonton Oilers, and especially the Ottawa Senators, and, of course, the Anaheim Flighty Ducks.Feel free to add to this list.
Your work isn’t done quite yet. You have to figure out how to make it possible to follow the damn sport in this godforsaken hockeyless town!
One two three go!
(But the game? Was FUN. Me and Snoop, chillin’.)
Having embarked on this most important task of educating Eric in true hockey fandom reasons must be provided for the above list = you hate some teams because of where they are located (Montreal and Ottawa); you hate some teams because of their management team (Anaheim); you hate some teams because of their style of play (Philadelphia) and you hate some teams because they always beat your team (Edmonton – although compassion dictates that Edmonton now be more pitied than hated).
hey, sorry about that blood-letting last night…. we didn’t mean to do it, but we had to break the losing at home curse.