Drew a Penalty

If that was what you were brought up to root for, yes. Fandom isn't always based off of location but tradition.

It's not like I don't root for the US as well. My whole family including my Argentinean side does. It's not like Argentina ever matches up against the United States in any important game anyway. I root for the United States no matter what but I also support Argentina because of my heritage and I know they're the better team. Also, I'm fluent in Spanish because it's really all my grandparents speak.

I'm the first generation on my mom's side.

I don't watch soccer all to much. I should and my grandmother watches it all of the time. Only team I really get into soccer is during any big tournament or cup because that's when my family gets into it. I'm half Argentinean so I typically root for Argentina and the US, but you really can't compare the two. The only downside to rooting for Argentina is that somehow Germany will always find a way to eliminate you.

I don't understand anything that has to do with wrestling.

Yeah, no.

:rolleyes: There's a smiley. Damn it, Tom. We're going to have to take away your Brian Leetch Award and give it to Johnny.

Bitch was all up in my face with drinks. Fuck that shit. I was talking.

It was pretty awkward given that I was in 8th grade at the time and this girl just keeps stumbling over to me. "You sure you don't want one?" I understand the win was a cause for celebration, but I was more interested in talking to a hockey player than drinking shots.

Only met him at fan events twice. I met Wolski and Avery in Avery's bar, Warren 77. Prust was there too, but he was too busy cozying up with some chicks to really talk. Avery was busy running the place, but Wolski didn't mind having a conversation. It was pretty awesome and the drunken waitress kept offering me shots. I declined every time. Only negative to that night was that one of Avery's buddies told me Callahan had broken his ankle. This was about 1 AM after the Rangers comeback game against the Bruins two years ago. It was awesome just to talk to Wolski and get a couple of tips from him. Only other person I've ever had a really long conversation with was Gordie Howe. He signed for back to back years at a local card store and I was there for about an hour. It was about 5 or 6 years ago, but I get to say that Mr. Hockey of all people taught me how to take a wrist shot.

Graves is a cool dude. Met him about 3 or 4 times. Only almuni I've ever really spoken to. Of current players, Stepan's a nice dude and former players like Christensen and Wolski (Yeah, I know) were actually super easy to talk to. I think I had a good 30 minute conversation with Wolski.