Check about 30 seconds into the clip.

When you combine the two, this is what you get:

How about I use my skate?

I wanted to have a little more posting in 2011, but I’ve not started off on the right foot here. So here’s a brief post about my thoughts on the past few weeks and how things look in the future. They’ve been strange to say the least. Lots of good time spent with family and friends. The Fink Bombs recording should be done this week and I sure as hell hope we can have em done in time for the RHH show on Feb 5th at Disneyland (aka HOB Anaheim). Ladies are still confusing and I don’t think men will ever figure them out, at least not this man especially if I continue to be as nice to em as I have. Some good shows coming up, but I’m probably going to miss a majority of them. I have no idea what the future holds for me and it’s looking to be a very interesting future to say the least. When I thought things were beginning to settle down they get turned upside down again. But enough of that, here’s to the signing of Jack Johnson by the Kings and look forward to them locking down Drew Doughty soon as well. Tonight is the first Kings game of 2011 I’ll be attending and I’m glad Jordan is going as well. It’s not the same watching hockey without em.

Amazing pass from Kopitar and a beautiful finish by Brown.

rocking out on the bench during a stop in play.

Now this is a hit.

Only thing that sucks about playing hockey is when you get tripped and fall directly onto your knee. Wake up the next morning and it’s all bruised and sore, but hey… that’s hockey for ya and you better not bitch. Not that I’m bitching, I want to go out and play another game tonight but must wait till the weekend. In pain or not, playing hockey is one of the best workouts and stress re leavers in the world. One of my favorite decisions in life has been the decision to finally get skates and new gear and to play the greatest game in the world.

The 2010-2011 NHL season officially starts for the LA Kings when they faceoff against the Vancouver Canucks. Seven months of the best sport in the world. This is my favorite time of the year with hockey starting followed quickly by Halloween and then on into Thanksgiving, Christmas and New Years.