January 05, 2007

Whoops...

The hockey fans among you will know what this is, but it's just too funny not to share.

4 comments:

  1. "Thought he was gonna, until he blew it!" Haha, poor guy.

    ps: my word verification is "asafa" which means regret in Arabic. Am I going to regret this comment? Dun dun dunn

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  2. This was horrible but Dallas still won the game so they survived it. It would have been worse had Edmonton won the game over that.

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  3. I'm missing out on the joke because i only have poncey dial-up access at home!

    On a completely unrelated note, i was reading through your Hajj journal and after a [scarily long] while it clicked that we went for Hajj in the same year!

    I thought you went last year, for some reason. When i read your account of the heavy rain that took place on the last day of jamraat, i though: "How strange! What is the likihood of it raining that heavy on the same day of the following Hajj?".

    Duuuuuuuuuh...

    I actually had a very good experience of the jamraat that day, precisely because of the flooding caused by heavy rain. However, i know it was not the same for many others, inna lillahi wa inna ilayhi rajiun.

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  4. Asmaa: Perhaps the asafa was referring to the regret experienced by the clumsy Dallas player?

    My word verification is bknnv. Am I going to bknnv this comment?

    Nauman: Yeah. I had no idea that Patrik Stefan was the first pick overall in the 1999 draft. I guess he can be considered a bust, particularly behind the Sedin twins who were drafted 2 and 3 after him.

    Too bad Edmonton didn't win, they're really slumping these days. At least they get a point.

    iMuslim: It's a hockey clip; since I imagine you're not a hockey fan, living in jolly old England, it might not have the same appeal.

    I actually didn't mind the flooding myself, as it was kinda like a little adventure. But I had my mother with me, and she had a very hard time with the flooding, putting a huge damper on her mood. My whole group became very sick afterwards as well, and I didn't quite recover until a few weeks later. But overall, it was still an amazing experience alhamdolillah.

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