Quick Thoughts With Cullen
Every so often, I will think of topics for a blog post that never quite get enough fleshing out. When that happens, I’ll compile them all into this little feature, “Quick Thoughts with Cullen”. Enjoy.
24/7: A Bit Off, But Still Great.
I have to admit, I had almost forgotten how much I love HBO 24/7. The show was appointment television upon its debut last year, and the Penguins and Capitals did not disappoint. This year lacked a bit of the sheen because that initial excitement of “ohmygodtheplayersareSWEARINGandtheyreallydohateeachotherandwaitaminu teisthatbbqsauceonbruceboudreausface” wore off, but it was still a pretty…
The WJHC: Caught in a bad Romance
I love Christmas. It’s always been a big thing in my household, down from family traditions on Christmas Eve and Christmas Day to going WAY overboard on gifts, to trying to cram as much turkey and dessert into myself as possible over 3-5 days. When you grow up in a household that places such a…
A Mili: How Being the 1915 Vancouver Millionaires Might’ve Helped the 2011 Vancouver Canucks
Before the Vancouver Canucks’ had even stopped tripping over the confetti that spilled onto the ice after their Game 5 defeat of San Jose, fans began to immediately think back to two dates: 1994, the year of the heart-wrenching Game 7 loss to the New York Rangers, and 1915: the last time the city of…
5 Canucks That Recent History Won’t Let Us Forget
I’ve been in Vancouver, BC since 1999, and in that time, have been witness to the growth of the fan base of the Canucks, and the fervor with which the city follows the team. Heroes and scapegoats are made on almost a daily basis with fans here demanding perfection from all their players. Wearing the…
John Cullen Joins the Army, Gives Cliche Filled Interview
Hello loyal Canucks Army Readers! Welcome your new General (editors note: he means private). It has been a week since I lost the #ReplacetheKB in a fixed narrow defeat. But, just like any good blogger, I’m bouncing back, and am all too excited to be part of the Canucks Army crew. I look forward to…