PuckOff
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Matty
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It'll never happen. Guy is an ber-douche. Bettman is just telling him to calm the fok down - the guy won't listen.
I mean, Balsilie will need to buy another team. Bettman doesn't wanna sell the Coyotes to him.
I mean, Balsilie will need to buy another team. Bettman doesn't wanna sell the Coyotes to him.
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(Never mind the fact that RIM is going down the drain. They've been peddling outdated technology for several years now.)
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Speaking from the standpoint of an uberdouche this is interesting.
If RIM hired you then could you then say "hey i just got a rimjob!"?
If RIM hired you then could you then say "hey i just got a rimjob!"?
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Great work Steve's.
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The fuck does Bettman know?
Guy let a creep use copy pasta techniques to own a fucking team.
Cacchione emailed Del Biaggio account statements from several wealthy clients showing tens of millions of dollars worth of stock holdings.
Del Biaggio then doctored the account statements by cutting out the clients' names and pasting in his own.
Using the falsified documents, Del Biaggio obtained about $110 million in loans and loan guarantees from two NHL owners and various banks, including $4 million from the Heritage Bank of Commerce, which he and his father launched in the mid-90s.
Guy let a creep use copy pasta techniques to own a fucking team.
Cacchione emailed Del Biaggio account statements from several wealthy clients showing tens of millions of dollars worth of stock holdings.
Del Biaggio then doctored the account statements by cutting out the clients' names and pasting in his own.
Using the falsified documents, Del Biaggio obtained about $110 million in loans and loan guarantees from two NHL owners and various banks, including $4 million from the Heritage Bank of Commerce, which he and his father launched in the mid-90s.