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Post #456:

Name the dog breed.

Karelian Bear Dog.

 

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Post #457:

Name the dog breed.

Icelandic Sheepdog.

 

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Post #458:

Name the dog breed.

New Guinea Singing Dog.

 

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Post #459:

Name the dog breed.

Swedish Vallhund.

 

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Post #460:

Name the dog breed.

Catahoula Leopard Dog.

 

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Post #461:

Name the dog breed.

Australian Cattle Dog.

 

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Post #462:

Name the dog breed.

Pyrenean Shepherd.

 

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Post #464:

Name the dog breed.

Pomsky.

 

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Post #341:

Name the dog breed.

Chongqing.

 

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Post #344:

Name the dog breed.

Coton de Tulear.

 

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What's his name?

Perry Turnbull

 

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Post #347:

What's his name?

Peter Tabuns.

(Ontario MPP and former Toronto City Councillor).

 

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What's his name?

Perry Turnbull

Nope.

Perry Turnbull never played for the Maple Leafs.

 

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A final reminder that noon tomorrow, (Monday October 4), is the deadline to answer questions from post #'s 1,001 - 2000.

 

[unassuming]

What teammate of Gary Unger was killed in a traffic accident just outside of Unger's farm?
Answered

 

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What teammate of Gary Unger was killed in a traffic accident just outside of Unger's farm?

Bob Gassoff.

Gassoff played for the Blues against the Habs in the 1977 Stanley Cup quarterfinals shortly before he died, (I lived in Montreal at the time). When he was on the ice, he'd hit any Canadien he could, regardless of whether or not they had the puck, and kept doing it until he was assessed a minor penalty for something. He had ten penalty minutes in the series, and probably two minutes of ice time. The Habs scored multiple power play goals while he was in the box. We considered him a joke.

 

[unassuming]

Bob Gassoff.

Gassoff played for the Blues against the Habs in the 1977 Stanley Cup quarterfinals shortly before he died, (I lived in Montreal at the time). When he was on the ice, he'd hit any Canadien he could, regardless of whether or not they had the puck, and kept doing it until he was assessed a minor penalty for something. He had ten penalty minutes in the series, and probably two minutes of ice time. The Habs scored multiple power play goals while he was in the box. We considered him a joke.

Correct!, he and Tiger Williams had some epic fights.

 

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Who was the last former Montreal Expo to still be an active player in Major League Baseball?

Answered correctly by downbound123.

 

[downbound123]

Who was the last former Montreal Expo to still be an active player in Major League Baseball?

Bartolo Colon

 

[onomatopoeia]

Who was the last former Montreal Expo to still be an active player in Major League Baseball?

Bartolo Colon

Correct.