<p>And from South #Florida, there is Courtney Williams.</p>
<div class="indented">Reply - crackerjack - 12/26/15 9:31pm<br><p>She is one to watch.</p>
</div><div class="indented">Reply - gnomie - 12/29/15 7:47pm<br><p>Williams is a very strong player.</p>
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<p>@Indy Right, the one in #Florida was part of the National one. We need to go get those free park passes too...oops.</p>
<div class="indented">Reply - indy1207 - 12/20/15 3:50am<br><p>Those passes are great.</p>
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<p>@Indy, that sounds really neat! The state park in #Florida we went too had a bunch of stuff like that. All kinds of bones and shells, loads of information, scavenger hunt with their educational displays. They boys loved it and learned so much that I bought them patches with the name of the park on them.</p>
<div class="indented">Reply - indy1207 - 12/20/15 3:53am<br><p>That sounds neat, too.</p>
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<p>@NY I drilled some holes in some of the shells we collected in #Florida to make my mom a shell curtain with.</p>
<p>Dave Bolland of the #Florida Panthers has been sent to the AHL for conditioning.</p>
<div class="indented">Reply - InsideTheBoards - 12/15/15 6:11pm<br><p>that had to hurt! He is a high priced player who has not lived up to expectations. Seems to be the norm in the NHL lately</p>
</div><div class="indented">Reply - crackerjack - 12/19/15 3:10pm<br><p>"Conditioning." AKA Hockey Reform School!</p>
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<p>3. #Florida Panthers (even though they have Jaromir Jagr)</p>
<div class="indented">Reply - InsideTheBoards - 12/12/15 3:15pm<br><p>Jagr cannot make them great!</p>
</div><div class="indented">Reply - crackerjack - 12/19/15 3:28pm<br><p>Yep, believe that one.</p>
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<p>Well, I guess hot stove league is over. Here a some Konspiracy Korner ideas until pitchers and catchers report:</p>
<p>1. Woolly mammoths eat trees and may cause global cooling by making the arctic circle more reflective.<br />
2. They've been digging up #Dinosaur bones with blood and soft tissue still inside them.<br />
3. I've never seen or heard of a Lego set with a missing piece. How do you do that?<br />
