The situation with Schubert

Yashin was a good guy. plus his facial hair was bad @ss

504Heater wrote:

MurderOnIce wrote:If you dislike him, then realize he has to wake up next to...

...imagine if the make up is worn off, or worse smeared on the pillow after a long night out drinking

:****:

They don't look unhappy together...

The Guy With The Mustache wrote:

504Heater wrote:

MurderOnIce wrote:If you dislike him, then realize he has to wake up next to...

...imagine if the make up is worn off, or worse smeared on the pillow after a long night out drinking

:****:

They don't look unhappy together...

No arguements, she just ain't my cup 'o tea. If she was dating Ron Greshner before you... eh...

Me thinks if I was a millionaire Russian Hockey Star returning home to the KHL I would be probing the local tennis clubs because they seem to manufacture hotties...

Maybe Yashin is more mature than we thought, marrying someone he actually loved

Neely4Life wrote:

The Guy With The Mustache wrote:meh, I always like Yashin both on and off the ice. Met him once at a bar in Toronto (why are so many of my hockey stories in a bar?) and he was a real quiet guy. While alot of the players were living the VIP life in there, Yashin took a few minuits to talk to me, and he was one of the nicer players I've met. Don't wanna sound cliche, but a real down to earth guy. He paid for my drink too.

I have to agree with Neely here.

Yup, there is a while bunch of BS to see through when it comes to professional athletes. People in Ottawa, it seems, have a real hard time seperating real life with the actual person they just see and hear about on TV.

Yashin was a good guy, gave a lot of time and money to the Ottawa community, and he played well for the Sens when he wore the uniform. I dont think he was ever a guy that a team should be built around, but at one point he might have been the best player the Sens ever had, like it or not.

I agree with you for the most part but the best player ever to wear a Sens uni will always be Alfredsson until someone better comes along... Yashin may have been the best player on the team at the time when he got 94 pts or when he scored the game winner against Jersey, not 'the best player the Sens ever had' though.

The Guy With The Mustache wrote:Maybe Yashin is more mature than we thought, marrying someone he actually loved

Could be? Good point. Maturity is not a cross I have to bear...

The Guy With The Mustache wrote:

504Heater wrote:

MurderOnIce wrote:If you dislike him, then realize he has to wake up next to...

...imagine if the make up is worn off, or worse smeared on the pillow after a long night out drinking

:****:

They don't look unhappy together...

Who's that girl? Is that Alt? Because...the picture posted before made her look like the Blair Witch, these pics make her look nice.

504Heater wrote:

The Guy With The Mustache wrote:

504Heater wrote:

MurderOnIce wrote:If you dislike him, then realize he has to wake up next to...

...imagine if the make up is worn off, or worse smeared on the pillow after a long night out drinking

:****:

They don't look unhappy together...

Who's that girl? Is that Alt? Because...the picture posted before made her look like the Blair Witch, these pics make her look nice.

Make up does wonders, so do older photos... trust me she is more like column 'a' than 'b' right about now. She was born in 1960 which puts her at 49 this year...

MurderOnIce wrote:

Neely4Life wrote:

The Guy With The Mustache wrote:meh, I always like Yashin both on and off the ice. Met him once at a bar in Toronto (why are so many of my hockey stories in a bar?) and he was a real quiet guy. While alot of the players were living the VIP life in there, Yashin took a few minuits to talk to me, and he was one of the nicer players I've met. Don't wanna sound cliche, but a real down to earth guy. He paid for my drink too.

I have to agree with Neely here.

Yup, there is a while bunch of BS to see through when it comes to professional athletes. People in Ottawa, it seems, have a real hard time seperating real life with the actual person they just see and hear about on TV.

Yashin was a good guy, gave a lot of time and money to the Ottawa community, and he played well for the Sens when he wore the uniform. I dont think he was ever a guy that a team should be built around, but at one point he might have been the best player the Sens ever had, like it or not.

I agree with you for the most part but the best player ever to wear a Sens uni will always be Alfredsson until someone better comes along... Yashin may have been the best player on the team at the time when he got 94 pts or when he scored the game winner against Jersey, not 'the best player the Sens ever had' though.

Alfi is my fav Sen of all time and he is defently the best Senator of all time. I misspoke a bit I think, what I ment to say he is might have been the most tallented player the Sens have ever had along with having, IMO the best season any Ottawa Senator has ever had.

94 points and 44 goals when it was done is easily a 100 point season today with 50 goals. Yashin was the player who was front and cetner when the Sens became the real deal. Alfi is the best Senator of all time, but Yashin is def right there.

Neely4Life wrote:

MurderOnIce wrote:

Neely4Life wrote:

The Guy With The Mustache wrote:meh, I always like Yashin both on and off the ice. Met him once at a bar in Toronto (why are so many of my hockey stories in a bar?) and he was a real quiet guy. While alot of the players were living the VIP life in there, Yashin took a few minuits to talk to me, and he was one of the nicer players I've met. Don't wanna sound cliche, but a real down to earth guy. He paid for my drink too.

I have to agree with Neely here.

Yup, there is a while bunch of BS to see through when it comes to professional athletes. People in Ottawa, it seems, have a real hard time seperating real life with the actual person they just see and hear about on TV.

Yashin was a good guy, gave a lot of time and money to the Ottawa community, and he played well for the Sens when he wore the uniform. I dont think he was ever a guy that a team should be built around, but at one point he might have been the best player the Sens ever had, like it or not.

I agree with you for the most part but the best player ever to wear a Sens uni will always be Alfredsson until someone better comes along... Yashin may have been the best player on the team at the time when he got 94 pts or when he scored the game winner against Jersey, not 'the best player the Sens ever had' though.

Alfi is my fav Sen of all time and he is defently the best Senator of all time. I misspoke a bit I think, what I ment to say he is might have been the most tallented player the Sens have ever had along with having, IMO the best season any Ottawa Senator has ever had.

94 points and 44 goals when it was done is easily a 100 point season today with 50 goals. Yashin was the player who was front and cetner when the Sens became the real deal. Alfi is the best Senator of all time, but Yashin is def right there.

After I wrote my post I thought you might have meant that. He was a great player for this club. As far as talent goes, he was one of the better players in the NHL as well. To be honest, I am more disappointed with how Redden ended up than Yashin personally. Redden was a fan favourite who just detiorated so fast and then hamstrung the club by not waving his no-trade clause when he clearly knew he was not going to resign here. That is probably a personal thing though, I know Redden did a lot in the community too....

Redden was good in the community as well, a lot better than some of the current guys for sure. How Redden has turned out is fairly sad, its not even funny at this point.

Yashin's time in Ottawa was nothing to laugh at. He had troubles in the playoffs, but so did Alfi for the next 5 or 6 years after Yashin left. Those were young kids who were learning as they went, who played on teams that were the wrost in the league and worked their a$$es off to make that team better and respectable. People have a short memory in Ottawa. Yashin did more good for the Sens then bad, people should realize that.

MurderOnIce wrote:
Make up does wonders, so do older photos... trust me she is more like column 'a' than 'b' right about now. She was born in 1960 which puts her at 49 this year...

So what? I remember back in High School when I read that Farrah and her Fawcetts was 29, and all I could think of was "OMG, she'll be in her 30s next year!" Surely you're not still 15!

Here's a whole thread on the TCF devoted to hawtest 40+ actresses on TV. Take alook ,as it may be educational:
http://www.tivocommunity.com/tivo-vb/showthread.php?t=422360&highlight=hawt

Don't get me wrong I appreciate older women (My personal favourites are Gina Gershon and Angela Bassett) but you can't put Alt in the class of any of those hotties though..

Jennifer Anniston
Vanessa Marcil
Gabriel Anwar
Paula Marshall
Connie Britton
Salma Hayek

The combination of father time and bad plastic surgery have robbed her of what she had and personally I was not a fan to begin with...

But women come in all shapes and sizes... whatever turns your own crank is what matters most.

BTW too bad about Farrah, she was ultra hot, an icon... cancer is a terrible thing.

MurderOnIce wrote:Don't get me wrong I appreciate older women (My personal favourites are Gina Gershon and Angela Bassett) but you can't put Alt in the class of any of those hotties though..

Jennifer Anniston
Vanessa Marcil
Gabriel Anwar
Paula Marshall
Connie Britton
Salma Hayek

The combination of father time and bad plastic surgery have robbed her of what she had and personally I was not a fan to begin with...

But women come in all shapes and sizes... whatever turns your own crank is what matters most.

BTW too bad about Farrah, she was ultra hot, an icon... cancer is a terrible thing.

You wrote:

She was born in 1960 which puts her at 49 this year...

It certainly looked like you were bringing her age up.

But I get your point. Like you, I also never really saw much in Alt. But I'm sure if you did a bit of a google search you could find lots of counter evidence.

no one mentioned Halle Berry, damn she is fine as photo evidence below shows:



Then there is the lovely Kelly Preston:


I had no idea Michelle Yeoh was 45, but wow, very beautiful.

Just out of curiousity. What does any of this have to do with the Schubert situation?

Michelle Yeoh was in Tomorrow Never Dies, then Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon. She's a martial arts expert/actor.

Kelly Preston, my favorite line by her has got to be "Don't ... ever ... stop ... ****ing me!" from Jerry Maguire, right after the line "Whoever snagged him must be some classy babe".

Cap'n Clutch wrote:Just out of curiousity. What does any of this have to do with the Schubert situation?

it has lots, didn't you know? I stand by my story