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DeebieSkeebiesIf we just had more exposure to the game here, it would sell to a lot of people and they would be hooked. Trevor Lewis is from SLC and has played for the kings for a while, won the cup with them back in 2012, and even brought it back to SLC that following summer and people were stoked. The Grizzlies are a minor league affiliate for the Anaheim Ducks so there is certainly some untapped potential in this state. I knew a ton of kids in HS in park city that played for the high school, too. Honestly the HS hockey games drew more crowds and attention than our cokehead football team lol.
It just makes sense, honestly. We get more brutal winters than back east sometimes and ive seen sooo many ponds around my area with nets and kids playing. Theres a few public ponds right outside park city and there is some ex-Detroit Red Wings player with a big ranch that has a seriously killer setup im jealous of. Playin hockey outside in the winter when its bonechillingly cold was probably the most fun thing to do growin up in good ol michigan.
Someone could easily invest and start a team here, doesn't have to be native athletes but it could be done. People fill into the fucking Bees stadium, those people would probably see a hockey game too.
DeebieSkeebiesIf we just had more exposure to the game here, it would sell to a lot of people and they would be hooked. Trevor Lewis is from SLC and has played for the kings for a while, won the cup with them back in 2012, and even brought it back to SLC that following summer and people were stoked. The Grizzlies are a minor league affiliate for the Anaheim Ducks so there is certainly some untapped potential in this state. I knew a ton of kids in HS in park city that played for the high school, too. Honestly the HS hockey games drew more crowds and attention than our cokehead football team lol.
It just makes sense, honestly. We get more brutal winters than back east sometimes and ive seen sooo many ponds around my area with nets and kids playing. Theres a few public ponds right outside park city and there is some ex-Detroit Red Wings player with a big ranch that has a seriously killer setup im jealous of. Playin hockey outside in the winter when its bonechillingly cold was probably the most fun thing to do growin up in good ol michigan.
Utah deserves a franchise for sure.
Assuming that Seattle is the last expansion team, and Bettman refuses to give up on Arizona, I just don't see it happening.
4 day weekend and I have so much shit to do. Remember when I was younger and it was these type of weekends I looked forward to now it seems like there is never a break. Adulting sucks.
Definetly fun to be had, funds aren't remotely worth it though, hyped its finally cooling down in utah though, not by much but SLC inst 98 everyday anymore.
Titus69Definetly fun to be had, funds aren't remotely worth it though, hyped its finally cooling down in utah though, not by much but SLC inst 98 everyday anymore.
Rent was expected. What was unexpected was the car insurance plus sales tax I'd forgotten about on the car until I went to register the car. Plus tuition=all my money is gone.
Titus69Luckily got paid today, definetly deserved a bigger bonus but hey, I got paid, much will be venmod towards rent but whatever
Fuck classes havent even started and I'm already over uni. I guess I'm just salty I'm literally the only skier on campus. Ditched orientation stuff and scoped some urban spots but I've got nobody to hit them with. Somebody get me the fuck out of Ontario.
SendyMcSendyfaceFuck classes havent even started and I'm already over uni. I guess I'm just salty I'm literally the only skier on campus. Ditched orientation stuff and scoped some urban spots but I've got nobody to hit them with. Somebody get me the fuck out of Ontario.
Im lucky my school literally had a picture of some dudes in tall ts hitting a handrail on campus as one of their main website photos. But fr fuck orientation. I'm a goddamn adult I don't want to do "bonding activities" for a week.
ronders_Im lucky my school literally had a picture of some dudes in tall ts hitting a handrail on campus as one of their main website photos. But fr fuck orientation. I'm a goddamn adult I don't want to do "bonding activities" for a week.
Lol amen dude. I'm probs just gonna ditch the rest and stay home and work on my car. Bud I'd really love to find some homies to shred with.
BigPurpleSkiSuitFound out yesterday that apparently there is at least one mountain lion at alta when I hiked devil's castle. Kind of scary.
I was hiking Baldy Peak in Montana which passed feet away from an active mountain lion den. I was so pissed at whover had the dumbass idea to put that trail there.
QuaffI was hiking Baldy Peak in Montana which passed feet away from an active mountain lion den. I was so pissed at whover had the dumbass idea to put that trail there.
Here's a picture of the den exactly half-way up baldy
Here's a picture of the false summit of baldy peak, if that's what your little peanut brain doesn't believe.
QuaffSo if I didn't hear a cat bellowing in here, what was it? Enlighten me.
This sounded like a legitimate question, but then below where you insulted me, I can tell you're too close-minded to actually be seeking an answer. However, I'll give one anyway because others may be interested. Mountain lions are one of North America's most elusive, secretive animals. They would never, ever den near a trail that has frequent human travel and is covered in human scent. They simply would not do this.
Additionally, mountain lions do not den except to give birth and then nurse their young. If it had been a den, you would have heard the "mewing" of the lion cubs, which sound rather like domestic kittens. Mountain lions make many different vocalizations, but bellowing is not one of them.
iFlipThis sounded like a legitimate question, but then below where you insulted me, I can tell you're too close-minded to actually be seeking an answer. However, I'll give one anyway because others may be interested. Mountain lions are one of North America's most elusive, secretive animals. They would never, ever den near a trail that has frequent human travel and is covered in human scent. They simply would not do this.
Additionally, mountain lions do not den except to give birth and then nurse their young. If it had been a den, you would have heard the "mewing" of the lion cubs, which sound rather like domestic kittens. Mountain lions make many different vocalizations, but bellowing is not one of them.
What you most likely "found" was a marmot den.
Yeah you're right, I wasn't seeking an answer, because I know I'm correct. Just wasting your time!
QuaffHere's a picture of the den exactly half-way up baldy
Here's a picture of the false summit of baldy peak, if that's what your little peanut brain doesn't believe.
Do not disturb the cougar den. iFlip's mom lives there. He gets sensitive when people find out about this
