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I think a cool song to use for the whole lenght of the simulation hockey league playoffs would be a song by the Finnish band Beast in Black. Beast in black is a powermetal band with electronic music vibes, really dancy while also being powerful and aggressive. This would get everyone hyped. I thnk someone that could sing it is former Simlation hockey league player Nathan Explosion. He could growl the lyrics and adds an even more brutal tone to it. A good song would be last survivor because thats whats playoffs are about, be the last survivor. Also another song that could do well is belladonna. I dont know if the lyrics fit but the hype while listening to this song reaches maximum level and everyone would love it.

If this band wouldn't work, I think we could go with the good old Iron Maiden, Run to the hills. It's a classic, everyone loves it, montages with that song are awesome and metal needs to be more present in hockey so we can make hockey brutal again.





This point task from this week


A perfect leek must first and foremost be the right size. It must be precisely two feet in length and three inches in diameter. The leek must also be free of blemishes, dirt, and debris. Aesthetics are not a determining factor, but a perfect leek must be a deep green color with no brown or yellow spots. The leek should be firm to the touch and not wilted in any way.When judging a leek competition, I take all of these factors into consideration. Size, color, and condition are all important. I also pay close attention to the leek's flavor. A perfect leek will have a mild, slightly sweet flavor that is not overpowering.

As a leek judge, I am always on the lookout for the perfect leek. This is not an easy task, but it is one that I take very seriously. I believe that a perfect leek is the key to winning a leek competition.The last leek championship I judged was quite eventful. There was a lot of competition and the leeks were of very high quality. However, there was one leek that stood out above all the rest and it tasted like a hotdog. I was so impressed with this leek that I awarded it first prize. The leek's owner was thrilled and the other competitors were stunned. It was probably not grown by goldenglutes because he sucks at gardening.