On Frozen Blog

9 Comments

1. josh wrote:

   So the pope can intercede in world conflict/strife, but isn’t already doing so?

   16 April, 2008 at 1:17 pm | Permalink
2. Grooven wrote:

   If the Pope wanted a seat, I’d consider sacrificing my ticket to Game 5 if he interceded (and the refs knew that if they didn’t actually call goaltender interference when warranted, well the Pope would see to it that they didn’t actually get pennance and repentance, thus guaranteeing them in Hell — which from what I understand is even worse than Philly).
   I wouldn’t give up my seat for just anyone. But I know that since I don’t have that kind of power in the cosmos, perhaps the pontiff does.
   Plus, he already has an appropriate Rockin’ Red attire.

   16 April, 2008 at 1:28 pm | Permalink
3. vt caps fan wrote:

   @Grooven — if you gave the pope your seat, imagine how upset the people behind you would be if he wore his hat? Next 3/4 rows would all be blocked…. oooof.

   16 April, 2008 at 1:55 pm | Permalink
4. SovSport wrote:

   I’m not the Pope, but I’ll take your seat

   16 April, 2008 at 2:00 pm | Permalink
5. pepper wrote:

   Thanks Grooven, for the comic relief. I’d give the slight edge to Hell. I bet you can’t even get a cheesesteak in Hell.

   16 April, 2008 at 2:55 pm | Permalink
6. Grooven wrote:

   @vt It can’t be any worse than the standers and leaners.

   16 April, 2008 at 3:01 pm | Permalink
7. KK wrote:

   I like the picture you chose, the Pope’s participating in the Red Out and he doesn’t even know it.
   Or does he? Go Caps.

   16 April, 2008 at 5:00 pm | Permalink
8. The Mermaid wrote:

   Please tell me that the Nova Scotian Deity will not be invited to give a mass here while the Pens wait around for the semi-finals to start.

   17 April, 2008 at 9:35 am | Permalink
9. Gustafsson wrote:

   From Ted’s Take:

   I was watching the Pope’s Mass from Nationals Stadium this morning. At the end of the service, the Pope invited up to the alter the “lucky 50″, a small group of local faithful to be served the holy wine and bread of the service by the Pope himself.Amongst the “lucky 50″ were Raul and Jean Marie Fernandez. They are close friends and co-owners of the Caps within our Lincoln Holdings Partnership.
   As you can see, we are pulling out all of the stops for tonight’s game. And I also noted that the Pope and the Cardinals were all celebrating mass with a “red out” as well.

   17 April, 2008 at 2:01 pm | Permalink

Post a Comment