“and the Lady Byng Memorial Trophy, for the player who has exhibited the best gentlemanly conduct goes to Patrick Kane”
Patrick Kane arrives on stage with his mullet and a lime green Cinco De Mayo t-shirt. He grabs the trophy and leans towards the mic, whispering “swag” before skateboarding away.
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Wanderlust/travel blog
Truth be told the smooch came as a little bit of a surprise for Drouin. But, hey, it was OK in the moment. After all, who’s Drouin to rain on anyone’s parade?
“(Fournier) likes to kiss all the time and at the time it was alright we were in mid celebration, but right now, maybe not,” said Drouin with a chuckle on Friday night, just after he was through hoisting the President Cup. (x)
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I wanna cry with you.
I wanna die with you once or twice.
I wanna lie with you until the pain is through for a while.
I’d do anything to make you feel.
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#aha fun fact!! #this was right after toews pulled a d(efense) move on him
reblogging again for the helpful commentary bc that’s amazing.
DESTINY.
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Western Frieze by Bryan Schutmaat
“Throughout the ages people have had different ideas about what the American West represents, but many agree that it harbors a certain mystique born from wilderness. Though much of the West has been populated, paved over, and commercialized, I believe it still retains this mystique in various forms, and to find it means looking from various perspectives. This body of work takes on these perspectives and seeks to update our collective impression of the West by putting forth a vision of Americaʼs landscape that uses roadside culture to convey where the West has been and where itʼs going. Yet by no means are these photos meant to be pure documentation of America and its identity, but rather a portrait of what American identity means to me. And by photographing the West – where enigma, nostalgia, and history can be found in everyday scenes – I hope to help viewers find out what it means to them, whether or not they ever visit these sleepy towns and loneliest of landscapes for themselves.”
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