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the massacre of st. valentine.

February 15, 2009 · 6 Comments

The day of February the 14th is a bleak day for many. Even when with a lovely, there is the sense of doom of the date going bad and perhaps allergic reactions. Chucking all expectations of the day out the window I spent most of it in my pyjamas enjoying various games on Center Ice. Then for the Leafs and Pens I slid on over for my Princess Game Thread duties on Pension Plan Puppets. Once again, I expected doom. Or rather I expected a solid start and then a spectacular meltdown. Or a meltdown and then a spectacular finish. You never know with the Leafs. It’s a tumultuous relationship. A rough start but the Leafs seemed to pull it together. I missed nearly all the third as I had the Chiefs game to attend. I pull out my phone and check the final; 6-2. WHAT? Is this right? I in fact texted someone else to verify this was indeed the score. I had a skip in my step for the Chiefs game, Buck Night/Cheerstix aside.

There were are lot more leggings/pirate boots/hair extensions out that normal. I was confused and remembered this is how some broads dress for the occasion. The amount of hairspray was alarming.

The Chiefs were clicking from the start which is a good thing since they have seemed a bit off lately. Sure they can get the job done but there was a bit of a laziness and cutting corners. Four goals the Chiefs put up in the first. Somehow the Oil Kings snuck one in, but literally no one saw it so I will chalk it up to an accounting error and that it shouldn’t have even counted. The second period the demolition and dismantling of the Oil Kings was swift and surgical. And another four goals were put up. The third period seemed like the boyos were holding back, perhaps not wanting to totally go for the jugular and the Oil Kings snuck in one more goal. However the Chiefs returned with three goals including two by Dustin Donaghy which were assisted by Ryan Letts.

Final damage; 11-2 Chiefs.

Now for the matter of cupcakes. Look at this;

my my that's a lot of action...

my my that's a lot of action...

Now, the cupcake awards. Clearly there is no one individual as this game was gasp! shock! awe! a team effort. So I am thinking the whole crew is getting cuppycakes. Like each player is getting like 3 dozen cupcakes. I’d do the math, but I think I will be in the kitchen for like the next 5 days or something. God that is a lot of butter…

Pictures to come soon as I am having technical difficulties with the laptop. Again.

Heard said by a Edmonton scratch: DUDE YOU JUST HAVE TO SEE THIS CHICK. JUST WAIT TIL YOU SEE HER. Who was the her? One of the Chiefs girlfriends. She likes her bronzer…

Ryan Letts, Happy Birthday! I hope you liked the deep fried Oreos.

Team posters tomorrowwwwwww.

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  • tugboats and arson // February 15, 2009 at 3:19 pm

    ew bronzer.

    but shit, the leafs game was good and schenn destroyed crosby a few times. i did miss the second and third periods but i knew the chiefs were going to kill and it had to make for an extremely exciting game to watch.
    also, spurgalicious should not be with the islanders. they are brutal.

  • Lori // February 15, 2009 at 6:16 pm

    This was a glorious day for you. Your two teams racked up a total of 17 points. lol holy fuck. Cupcakes, are in fact, necessary.

  • "Dave Schultz" // February 15, 2009 at 8:16 pm

    Dear Edmonton–thanks for using all your energy on Tri. Assholes. Massacre is right.

  • loser domi // February 15, 2009 at 11:15 pm

    CUPCAKESS FOAR ALL!

  • Carly // February 16, 2009 at 6:26 am

    That was a great ass whooping and I agree we did let of a little bit in the 3rd period. Can someone tell dony to shave the stach of his face…. gross.

  • Brittney // February 17, 2009 at 7:33 pm

    Math is not my subject, but…

    I’m pretty comfortable with saying we’re looking at 864 cupcakes and 18 pounds of butter for a basic vanilla cupcake recipe. We could totally pop in 2 dozen at a time in one preheated oven at 350 degrees, so for cooking time I’d say somewhere in the area of 10.5 hours maybe a little more.

    If we’re going to do a buttercream frosting that’s an additional 18 pounds of butter and probably about 2 hours for piping it on the cupcakes.

    For 864 cupcakes WITH frosting; 36 pounds of butter and it would take approximately 13 hours if everything went smoothly.

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