It didn't involve going away to China in a little row boat to find you and you saying you had to get your laundry clean.
No. It was much stranger than that.
I was abducted by strange men who took me to some unknown place and to a seven story building with no windows. All along, they assured me that I wasn't going to be hurt, and I was going to be taken for an interview. What, like a job interview? No. A police interview? No. An interview for a newspaper story? No. They wouldn't give me any other details.
Upon entering the building through a heavy steel door, there was a cargo elevator. There were a few other guys waiting for the elevator. We all got in, and I was discharged on the fourth floor. The first thing I saw on the fourth floor was a weight room. There were maybe six guys working out. Two of whom I recognized as Markus Naslund and Anson Carter. (side note -- in real life, I probably wouldn't recognize Naslund)

I don't know how it all panned out, because I woke up.
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I heard there is a room that they use for that sort of thing deep in the bowels of the RBC Center... [grin]
That's no dream. That's a night terror.
Is there something distinctive about Anson Carter that would make him easier to recognize than Markus Nasland?
Oh, I think the dreads might be a big tip-off.
You are a closet Canucks fan. Admit it!
Doesn't Carter wear a big "Anson" medalion around his neck, too?
The Canucks are the greatest sports team ever. They are not the type of people who would ever try to brainwash anyone. I would know, because I'm the biggest Canucks fan in the entire world.
Canucks rule!!!!
Somehow, brushback (former rangers fan)'s comment made me laugh more than the original post...
David, are you sure there weren't some white-suited men mumbling in Slovak around a corner? Methinks the whole Canucks vibe might just have been an elaborate cover for something more sinister entirely...
Damn! Golbez! I shoulda known.
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