Norris Trophy= Best Defenseman

Yeah I worked for that crazy dude for a couple years, but I'm no expert. I'm a boating enthusiast because car culture in California is dying and the lake is where it went!

You don't leave a boat like that in the water, usually they get stored indoors on a very expensive trailer. But some people dry dock them at their vacation homes on hydro lifts. Leaving boats like this in the water increases maintenance costs and lowers the value. But yeah, servicing a high performance boat like that…

The DCB M series hulls are actually very comparable to the MTI, Skater, NorTech or other big offshore cats.

The video above first surfaced on Offshoreonly and I think the boat was a Fountain similar to this....

And that's why these boats are so expensive. If you want to go 150+ in something 38' or bigger, break out the check book because your spending at least $750k.

Rice, rice baby. Stance that shit and now you can't drive it haha dipshits. I hate import car culture, it sucks, this is a great example of why.

That boat should hold around 360 gallons. Enough to get you to the Keys and back if you're in Miami. And plenty for trips to Catalina Island and back from any Los Angeles area harbor.

...and that's where you are wrong. The hull of that boat is a catamaran, specifically a tunnel hull catamaran. Boats of this kind and price are built specifically to get up out of the water leaving only the props, stern drives and a few inches of the hull in the water. The tunnel created underneath the boat between…

Having worked in the performance boating industry for http://teaguecustommarine.com/ I can assure you, 186mph is a very real number. In 2004-2005 we were building Poker Run/Pleasure boats that consistently ran 150+ with less power. As the boat's hull designs have improved and the materials get lighter, higher speeds…

16 wins pal, I never said anything about one win. 3 to go for the terrible Kings.

So turn off the Stanley Cup Finals and your mouth and just wait 4 years till you get your precious, "goonless", immaculate hockey back.

The larger surface doesn't improve the game or make it more difficult, it just puts a higher emphasis on passing and carrying the puck in your zone. Cup>Gold Medal

You are high. The Stanley Cup playoffs are the culmination of one of the most brutal regular seasons in major sports, followed by four rounds of elimination hockey against the top teams and the best players. The Olympics are nothing more than all star games with teams selected by their home nations. Advantage, NHL…

The toughest hockey tournament in the world is the Stanley Cup Playoffs. And Hank has his name on Lord Stanley's Cup exactly zero times. Advantage, Quick. What an infinitely mysterious and complex rebuttal.

K&NFIPK kits are high quality but low on performance. IMO these guys make the best CAI kits - http://www.jlttruecoldair.com/ZenCart/

How the FUCK is the Mustang not on this list? Get it fucking straight, its Mustang or nothing.

...and that kids, is how you build a $100,000 Fusion! At least for that money I could get something bigger than a sport bike engine, thanks Ford!

Kings played 20 games in 2012, so your "Most of Quick's playoff games" statistic doesn't hold water. Since 2010, the LA Kings have played 71 postseason games including 21 this year so far. During the 2012 cup run the Kings went 16-4.

You are high. Maybe 2 or 3 goals of the total 9 scored were stoppable by the goaltenders. You had deflections, and wonky bounces as well as passing plays that the goalies had no chance of saving. king Hank is good, no great, and guess what, Jon Quick can be great too (just look at his 2012 regular and post season…