The Onion: covering all things sports, and hockey too...
by Picky on May 1, 2008 3:25 AM EDT
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Printok, this is hilarious. you have to see this video.
The Onion (satire website) breaks news that a NHL player makes it to the big leagues:
http://www.theonion.com/content/video/nhl_star_called_up_to_big_leagues
I got this on the extra mustard section of Sports Illustrated. That's usually a good source for funny stuff. Boy do I hate the 75 word limit on this posting a new entry stuff. Really, really, really, really, really hate it.
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It was 300 characters. I took 75 words of random text, and it had 325 characters in it (403 characters including spaces, which the old blog included.). So the new limit is slightly higher than the old limit.
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