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This slogan seems fitting. Too tired to think...

I officially live in a place nearby which an NHL team is based and I unofficially live in a place where a different NHL team is based. Roger and I are planning to catch a Canucks / Flames game in Calgary in 2007. I'm kind of curious how he'll react to sitting in an opposing team's stadium for a game.

I'm currently debating which set of millionaires to cheer for - Canucks or Flames. If the Canucks still had Bertuzzi around after the famous incident, then I'd definitely be cheering for the Flames but that's no longer much of an issue. I also don't think that I could cheer for any team wearing a uniform as hideous as this, but hopefully the Canucks don't wear that all that often.

Check out Davewear.com. Here's the blurb from today's paper:

Have a happy and merry Dave

How goofy is it? Not at all if your name is Dave. An online company, davewear.com has taken "Dave" used in sayings where "day" would appear and slapped them on T-shirts.

Hence, "Dog Dave Afternoon" and "Bad Hair Dave."

This Tsawwassen company is loony enough to hire only men named Dave, and small enought to have only two T-shirt colours and one style-black or white and short sleeved. The tees are intended to fit tight (the better to see "On the first Dave of Christmas," et al.) and sizes run from small to XXL for men, and small to large for women (named Dave, presumably).

Price: $29 plus shipping at davewear.com