Let's Go Pens! Ru

Кароче, я не сторонник банов. Но не хочу Ярика дёргать, мол, давай разбаним их и так далее. Ярик сделал так, как сделал, неделя бана не самое смертельное.

Но у меня есть предложение. После того, как этот несчастный бан падёт, никто не будет друг друга обсирать и гандонить, оскорблять и тыкать лицом во всякое говно по поводу и без повода. Проявляйте больше уважения друг к другу и не опускайтесь до примитивного срача, даже если "таку личну ниприязнь испитываете к патерпевщиму, что даже кушать не могу" (с).

Надеюсь на понимание.

Давайте ка в бане посидите недельку оба. Подзаебали.
Трифон, тебе лет побольше, будь умнее.

Там автоматом включение, не переживай

Как-там в бане-то?!

After an investigation by the Canadian Hockey League, Johnston was suspended by the Western Hockey League for the duration of the 2012–13 WHL season, after it was revealed he offered improper player benefits and committed various recruitment violations over a four-year period. Some of the noted improper benefits Johnston offered to Winterhawk players included paying for their families to come to Portland multiple times during the season by subsidizing travel costs to the city, financing private summer training programs and providing cellular telephones to the team captains. As a result of the violations, Johnston was forced to hand over his general manager and head coaching positions to assistant coach Travis Green, who would guide the club to the Ed Chynoweth Cup. As a punishment for violating league rules, the team was forced to forfeit the first five rounds of the 2013 WHL Bantam Draft, along with their first round draft picks until 2017. The investigation into Johnston's conduct came months after the Ontario Hockey League's Windsor Spitfires were fined for improper player benefits and recruitment violations. Johnston's suspension was lifted at the end of the season.