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• 12/13/2010 9:04 AM The Hawk wrote:
  Most first-time listeners of the Hockeenight Podcast reject our show. Its strong, sharp view is not for everyone. Our show is rugged and unrelenting (even brutal, especially to Leafs fans) to the ears. During over 100 episodes of American and Canadian distribution, we found only 1 out of 49 men, women or farm animals will sit though an episode of the Hockeenight Puckcast. During their lifetimes, its founders, Fork and CT, were apt to say, 'Our Puckcast is produced for that unique group of drinkers who disdain 'good taste or hockey knowledge' in favor of mid 90s Rangers references and upper decker stories.'
  
  It is not possible to forget our podcast. The memories just lingers and lasts - seemingly forever. The first shot is hard to swallow! PERSERVERE. Make it past two 'Hock-casts' and with the third you could be ours...forever.
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• 12/13/2010 9:10 AM The Hawk wrote:
  Most first-time listners to the Hockeenight Puckcast reject our show. Its strong, sharp taste is not for everyone. Our show is rugged and unrelenting (even brutal) to even the most jaded hockey fan's sensibilities (particularly Leafs fans. During over 100 episodes of worldwide distribution, we found only 1 out of 49 men, women or farm animals will make it through a Hockeenight Puckcast.
  
  During their lifetime, our founders, Fork and CT, are apt to say, 'Our Puckcast is produced for that unique group of listeners who disdain hockey knowledge or good taste in favor of Upper Decker jokes and mind 90's Rangers references.'
  
  It is not possible to forget the Hockeynight Puckcast. The memories just lingers and lasts - seemingly forever. The first shot is hard to swallow! PERSERVERE. Make it past two 'shock-casts' and with the third you could be ours...forever.
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  1. 12/13/2010 9:35 AM CT wrote:
     This right here is going in the testimonials.
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