You may remember this posts that I had written earlier about NHL player Martin LaPointe:
Another Example of How Hockey, Like Any Other Sport; Is Icky And Yucky
Yet Another Example of How Hockey, Like Any Other Sport; Is Icky And Yucky
Not only should Martin LaPointe have been transformed from being fit and muscular to being fat and overweight, have his tattoos removed, be forced to listen to Adult Contemporary, Jazz; and Easy Listening music, and comprehend that School Buses, the automotive world as a whole, the world of amateur/ham radio, and the world of commercial radio and television are more important than Hockey or any other icky, yucky sport; and fitness.
But also, Martin LaPointe’s 3 sons should be barred from wearing both Buzzcut haircuts and Undercut haircuts, be transformed from being fit and muscular to being fat and overweight; forced to listen to Adult Contemporary, Jazz; and Easy Listening music, and comprehend that School Buses, the automotive world as a whole, the world of amateur/ham radio, and the world of commercial radio and television are more important than Hockey or any other icky, yucky sport; and fitness.
Last, Martin LaPointe and his 3 sons should also be barred from dressing to the nines.
Martin LaPointe’s son Phillipe’s hair looked much better in the picture below when his son was of a much younger age.
This relative of Martin LaPointe’s pictured below should also be transformed from being fit and muscular to being fat and overweight.
It is nice to hear, however; that this relative of Martin LaPointe’s, Canadian actor and film director Yannick Bisson is of mixed French and English ancestry.
If you’ve been following this blog for a while, you’re already aware of how much the fact that a majority of the population in the Commonwealth countries is of English, Scottish, and Welsh descent is of interest to me.
See these earlier posts regarding my interest in the majority of the population in the Commonwealth countries being of English, Scottish, and Welsh descent:
Australian Citizens Who Are Not My Cup Of Tea
Matthew Parij 
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