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I'm trying to get my hockey schedule taken care of and can't find the dates for the Final 5 (6?). I thought it would be 3/17, 18 & 19 but I see there's a Wild game on the 19th. Anyone know the dates? Thanks

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Lots of prayers for Perry's family. He'll be missed by those who knew and loved him but know he's in a better place.

Usually, in September, last half.

Prayers on the way for one of our own. http://www.caringbridge.org/visit/perrynak...nal?jid=5772007

Cute!

I did and I had a fantastic time!!!!! Thank you really nice guy!

I've been to the last six F4's and bought my tickets from a secondary source for face value all but once and even then it wasn't out of line. This year my two sons and I all applied for tickets. It's still toss up and I may end up buying them from someone else again.

Like St. Patrick's Day, Cinco de Mayo is an American drinking holiday.

I want to share this post for those of you not following Perry on the CaringBridge forum, http://www.caringbridge.org/visit/perrynakonechny.

Advice for the day: If your experiencing a lot of stress and you get a headache, do what it says on the aspirin bottle: Take two and keep away from children.

Women are like phones: They like to be held, talked to, and touched often. But Push the wrong button and your ass is disconnected

My husband and I divorced over religious differences. He thought he was God and I didn't.

Men are always whining about how we're suffocating them. Personally, I think if you can still hear them whining, you're not pressing down hard enough on the pillow.

Nice!

She does the cooking, cleaning, child rearing, chauffeurring, etc. AND take care of business! The bad joke of the day would be a man saying he can do the same!! Mr. Siouxmama is no slouch when it comes to business but we all know without Siouxmama, their businesses would not be as successful as they are!

Where did Chad go?

During an argument, the husband tells his wife, "You know I was a fool when I married you." She replied, "Yes,dear, but I was in love and didn't notice.''

I remember that time, too. Sad story.

Very nice!

Sioux clothing made a Darthmouth student cry? I wonder what she did when Darthmouth students had a 'sacrilegious' drum circle, or when the Darthmouth Review had on it's front page an image of an Indian holding a scalp with the headline The Indians are Restless, or when students still call the Darthmouth athletes the Indians or when a the Cowboys and Indians party is held by an athletic team or when she sees fellow students wearing Darthmouth Indians gear (still being sold)!?! http://www.zazzle.com/i+support+dartmouth+indian+gifts My suggestion to her is to wear a sleep mask all the time because if the Sioux logo on clothes sends her into a fit of tears, no telling what else is going cause her to burst into tears. The homeless, the hungry, earthquakes, the unemployment, the terminally ill, the handicapped, child abuse, puppy mills, failed crops, .....? No, probably not. They don't have the same impact as a name and logo.

Won't be long now, heard they're opening up new oil fields soon.

I like Joe. Great guy. Glad to hear he's doing well. AND no, I'm not going to add him to the list of players I'm stalking!

Neil's still around! Man, the memories his name brings back, the River Queen........