The Stanley Cup has been won by the Anaheim Ducks. I’ll bet there are a lot of people who never expected to hear that sentence. At least they dropped the “Mighty” from their name and ditched the dopey logo.
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I almost never remember my dreams. Maybe once or twice a year I’ll wake up and actually remember something, even just a few seconds. But when I do, it’s always about the same thing: a plane crash. Big plane, small plane…here in Toronto, back on my parents’ farm…it’s always a plane crash and I always see it happen. Every single time.
Let the psychoanalysis begin.
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In case the civilized world needs another reason to ban the death penalty:
At Christopher Newton’s execution by lethal injection last month, it took 90 minutes and at least 10 stabs of the needle for the execution team to find a vein. The procedure was so drawn out the staff paused to allow Newton a bathroom break.
Sickening.
[tags]stanley cup, anaheim ducks, dream interpretation, death penalty[/tags]
Skirl | Dan Dickinson 
It is a well known fact that the quickest and most humane method of execution is a Chuck Norris roundhouse kick to the face.
Well, obviously.
“Chuck Norris is 1/8th Cherokee. This has nothing to do with ancestry, the man ate a fucking Indian.”
“To dream of witnessing this [a plan crash] is symbolic of feelings of helplessness in the face of a great tragedy. In prohetic dreams this heralds a great change in the distant future (planes are associated with great distance). This change may not be negative. “
Plane crash dreams? I could have written that exact paragraph you wrote, except the bit about the farm.
I’ve been having that dream since I was about 10. I have one other recurring dream, but I haven’t had it in a number of years now.
Weird.