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1L, 3L, 2L, Stanley?s Cup, and How About Those Laffs

By David Cheifetz

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1L – an accepted acronym in some areas for a first-year law student. Some prefer other labels with more letters.

3L – a label for a 3rd year law student, some of whom will soon be foisted on the deserving public.

2L – where many Maple Laff fans figure they’re bound for now, 0r in, now that it’s between the Laffs and the Cubbies, and the odds are the Cubbies will exit first.  Is there a Mr. Applegate and a Joe Hardy in the Laff future?

Stanley’s Cup -without the apostrophe, something for which the NHL planned to move the  traditional location of the post-game award ceremony – so I’m told, I didn’t see it – to avoid the consequences of the stronger right and left arms (and seemingly weaker minds) of some Philly faithful;

one size doesn't fit all

with the apostrophe –  something a friend made/makes for contents that the Philly goaltending was a bit lacking when it mattered, most.

Full post as published by Slaw.ca on June 10, 2010 (boomark / email).

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