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Yeah, just substitute he or she (or him or her) and whichever one sounds better, go with that- him = whom in terms of usage.

Tage could have used that goal.

***** CHALLENGE THEM! So passive!

Sabres were absolutely schooled trying to catch up to the Canucks during the penalty delay.

That comes from Greenway trying to drop it back.

That was holding?

Skinner PAY ATTENTION

Their goalie will be rusty

Nice backcheck by Tuch there.

The Sabres have this habit of dusting off the puck before they do anything with it, especially in the defensive zone. When they do that the Canucks close FAST. By delaying the Sabres are actually pressuring themselves, taking away time and space for them to do anything and giving Vancouver a chance to disrupt the Sabres' passes and clears.

Finally a push from the good guys.

Canucks sending the pressure, constant pressure.

The singer Lily Allen was educated at an upper class school but she sings in a mock cockney (mockney) accent. So she sings like that- "dih-int" for didn't, that kind of thing. I thought it refreshing that she didn't adopt the standard "pop music" accent and sang in her own accent, then I found out it's not even her accent. But she's sold a lot of music singing that way so... more power to her, I guess.

Yeah, I didn't want to overcomplicate the example. To whom are you addressing that comment? 😉

Yeah, I heard they were going to tour this summer.

But when people say either one, the intent is the same, regardless of the semantics.

Both have the same meaning. It means you don't care.

At the end they were protecting a 4 goal lead. I don't mind if they Alamo'ed a bit, especially since they didn't allow any goals. Mike Grier, perhaps?

Yeah, he was in my list.

Random quote from the Avs forum on HFBoards: I think we all know what he means.

There are dozens of them. Like @Mango said, Bob Dylan, plus Mark Knoffler, Neil Young, Joe Cocker, etc. Are any of these guys good singers from a technical standpoint? Does it matter? If you like the music you like the music.