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by Alanah McGinley on 06/10/08 at 01:30 PM ET
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From an interview with Adrian Dater at the Denver Post, actor Mike Myers:
“Any time I meet an NHL player, I get all tongue-tied. I’m like, eight years old again. I have to say, it’s only about five years ago that I gave up my dream of playing in the NHL. It’s something that a Canadian man holds onto for a very long time, well past the appropriate age.”
(Or in some cases, Canadian women. We all have our own inappropriate NHL dreams, methinks.)
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