Alright just because this one gets more attention over at the EOTAC forums I figured it'd be fun to start it over here. The rules are:

Very similar to the regular PIF game thats on here. The difference is that you have to win some kind of challenge. Whomever wins the challenge gets 3 sticks (not crappy ones, but they don't have to be crazy expensive either) from the person that posted the challenge.

Once you with the challenge you have to post a new challenge no more then 2 days later & you must wait two weeks before trying to win again.

To keep things moving if your challenge goes for more than three days please give clues to wrap it up by the fifth day.

For Newbies - if you have less than 25 post counts and no trading reputation (Good Traders and Stand up Folks thread) you MUST send a PM to me before attempting to win a challenge. You will be able to participate with the following condition. You must first send your package and have it received before the person you won from will send yours.

Alright starting with me.. Guess my favorite hockey team. One guess per person per day :).

Let the games begin!

nashville predators

Panthers

I like this, a little more of a challenge. ...and my guess will be the Detroit Red Wings.

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Ron

Tampa Bay Lightning

-Matt

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This is where a quote is supposed to be...Sorry I don't follow the crowd.

Anaheim Ducks

LA Kings.

Probably a long shot, but what the heck.

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When the people fear their government, there is tyranny; when the government fears the people, there is liberty.

Thomas Jefferson

Alright first hint. We're currently in the playoffs.

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definitely going to be the NY Rangers

Penguins?

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This is where a quote is supposed to be...Sorry I don't follow the crowd.

i hope i get this right

Calgary Flames

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Ron

I kinda wanted to venture another guess last night, but in keeping with the rules...

Ummm... Philadelphia Flyers

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When the people fear their government, there is tyranny; when the government fears the people, there is liberty.

Thomas Jefferson