Welcome back to The 1982-83 O-Pee-Chee Dating Game, where
we'll randomly select three eligible bachelors from the set and you,
the reader, will choose which one wins that date with a special lady. How do we know they're bachelors? Why, it says so right on
the back of their hockey cards, that's how!
Previous episodes are available here.
The big winner of episode 20 was Grant Fuhr.
Now, let's start the 21st round and introduce the bachelors chosen by the randomizer! [APPLAUSE]
Previous episodes are available here.
The big winner of episode 20 was Grant Fuhr.
Now, let's start the 21st round and introduce the bachelors chosen by the randomizer! [APPLAUSE]
Bachelor number 1: Left wing from the Buffalo Sabres, Tony McKegney
Bachelor number 2: Center from the Washington Capitals, Bobby Carpenter
Bachelor number 3: Defenseman from the Montreal Canadiens, Gaston Gingras
Bachelor number 2: Center from the Washington Capitals, Bobby Carpenter
Bachelor number 3: Defenseman from the Montreal Canadiens, Gaston Gingras
Three hockey dudes just hangin' around on their cards. At least Gaston looks like he's getting ready for a face-off.
Let's find out more about them from the back of their cards.
I think once Bobby the computer nerd started geeking out about his Commodore 64, Tony and Gaston decided to tune out, and didn't share any hobbies.
Nevertheless, we've got to pick a winner for a date with our lovely lady this week. Who will it be?
Bachelor number 1: Tony McKegney, who's been putting up some solid numbers in Buffalo.
Bachelor number 2: Bobby Carpenter and his computers.
I'm going with the American on this one. Best earning potential since he's most likely to invest in Microsoft when it goes public.
ReplyDeleteGood thinking there, Jeff! That's one vote for Bobby.
DeleteI agree with Jeff. Bobby's going places. He's got that prep school education and an interest in computers in case that hockey thing doesn't work out :D
ReplyDeleteHahah. Excellent point, Chris. Score another one for Bobby.
DeleteVoting for #2.
ReplyDeleteCarpenter in the streets, computer nerd in the spreadsheets.
And we've got three votes for the computer kid. Wow!
DeleteNo one bachelors like Gaston!
ReplyDeleteReading that statement with a French-Canadian accent increases the comedic value. Score a vote for Gaston!
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