HockeyMom

*blames Canada* I'm sure that anyday now OJ Simpson will find the "real killer".

That made me laugh out loud.

I was in the courtroom once when a young lady had a couple previous minors and came in for another one.....the judge looked at her and said something to the effect that obviously she hadn't learned about underage drinking and gave her 30 days in the pokey. When she asked for a couple days to get her life in order, he said that she was to immediatly to be taken into custody......please keep in mind that this was in early December, she spent Christmas in jail.

From the article: Toews, because of previous charges, will spend 10 days in jail and must serve 30 hours community service, according to court records. He's been fined $750 in court fines and fees. Toews was charged in September with minor in consumption and noisy party gathering. Oshie was sentenced to unsupervised probation for one year and to pay about $450 in fines and fees. Once the year is complete, the file will be sealed, according to court documents. Okay, enough said, we forgive you boys. Let's get on with life now.

Holy cow! After what has come to light about Dartmouth, and I were her, I take the honorary degree from UND and throw away the Dartmouth one in a heartbeat.

I looked when I drove by there yesterday. There is a white box covering where the eagle was. It looks like a dorm fridge.

I had to put my beer on the floor at the Xcel too......I was just being a spoiled child. Those things happen. On the same page, I don't think that they will ever give everyone that walks into the place a glowstick again. Kids will be kids.

We were in the student section during the CC series. Although it was over a break, there were still plenty of students in the section. That was the best atmosphere I have been in the middle of at The Ralph yet. The only bad thing was having to put my beer on the floor......

When I read this, I instantly thought of your mug being posted on the Fargo Forum online like the "John" that got busted for soliciting prostitution yesterday in Fargo. *snickers*

Here's an example. My dad kept a small revolver in his drawer. They told us repeatedly to stay away from guns......you think I didn't show people that thing? Wrong. Of course, he didn't keep any ammo near it, which is probably a good thing. Just tell your children that if the situation arises, and someone asks them to look at a gun, to get themselves out of that situation as soon as possible. And tell them if they have any questions they should ask you, and you can find the information together. My neighbor-rest his soul-was told that alcohol was the devil when he was growing up, and he was never allowed to touch it. As soon as his father and mother passed away, he started to drink-heavily and didn't stop until the day he died. It was a-I was never allowed to have this so now I'm going to try it thing. My children have toy guns. They are not allowed to shoot other people with the guns. They have been told that they are to treat the toy guns as they would a real gun. I don't have a problem with that. My husband is an avid hunter, has been his whole life. Since our oldest was old enough to walk, he has gone hunting with his dad. They both love it more than anything else plus they spend the time with each other and know each other well. They both have a respect for what guns can do.

As much as I don't like cheerleaders........ let them stay. We were the only team at the Frozen Four that actually had cheerleaders go out on the ice.

Don't assume that they are deathly afraid, you never know if they will be curious when exposed to a gun. If you tell them to never touch one, they could easily be fascinated with what they aren't allowed to have.

I respect your opinion on this, but I hope that you do say more to your kids about gun safety than-stay away from guns. They are going to go to their friends houses, and they may or may not be exposed to those weapons......

I wondered what exactly happened when Duncan won. Can't you see it? *Looks at list of Hobey Candidates* *looks at tv* *looks at list of Hobey Candidates* *grabs a handfull of pork rinds* *looks at tv* *looks at list of Hobey Candidates* *talks with mouth full of pork rinds* "Ryan Duncan, who the heck is that?! Was he even on the list?!" *spits food everywhere when talking*

Good point, but the simple sound of someone racking a shotgun is sometimes enough to make them run the other direction...... Just trying to tell everyone out there to be safe.

He also scratched the serial numbers off of the guns.......did he think that the shooting spree wouldn't end in his own demise and they wouldn't be able to trace the guns to him? I guess the best that we can do is teach our children to respect life more. I can't imagine having that much hate for another human being that I would destroy that many lives. The guy's a chicken sh** coward. May he rot in hedoublehockeysticks.

And also dishwasher and microwave safe.

Good story, thanks for sharing. I love how every goal they showed was him schooling the Gophers.

Couple things. Most gun crimes are committed by people who obtained the weapons illegally. Gun control does little to stop these kinds of crimes. Secondly, if anyone is considering buying a hand gun, take a safety class so that you know how to properly use that gun. Keep that gun stored in a locked gun cabinet of some sort. Buy a gun lock, and keep it on the weapon. Keep the ammunition stored in a different place than the weapon. And most importantly, teach your children that it is not a toy and not something that should be taken out of the cabinet and showed to friends. If you are planning to buy a weapon in response to what has happened recently, be responsible with it. EDITED TO ADD: Gun locks can most likely be obtained for free from any law enforcement agency......if you want one, call and ask if they have them.

Everyone on a college campus in the US will be affected by this. College campuses are where you are supposed to be safe. If you're going to commit "suicide" at least have the balls to just take yourself out.

You're right, the Duncan stuff was added. I have a terrible memory. Call the REA or the Hockey Office and see what they have to say.

I believe it's the same one that WDAZ ran at the end of the last home game. You might be able to get a copy from them.

http://www.fightunderagedrinking.org/state...NorthDakota.pdf Consumption of Alcohol by Persons Under 21 Currently, 36 states and the District of Columbia have specific laws in place prohibiting the consumption of alcohol by individuals under 21 years of age. In North Dakota, an exception is allowed for religious purposes. A violation of this law is a class B misdemeanor punishable by a fine of up to $1,000 and/or up to 30 days imprisonment and the court may refer the offender to addiction assessment and treatment. There are no graduated penalties for repeat offenses. There is no indication in the law that a diversion program is available for offenders.