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This Episode we have Sgt Puck.
Did I hear that right? (really bad headphones at work, puppy chewed wires and I get a lot of crackle and shorts)
The dude Scratch had drive the fuel truck which was hit by Kalani in episode 24 was also Puck, right?
So, am I having a mid-winter's night dream or do we two Pucks?
Maybe no one gives a puck, but we have a new thread Icon! Edward Scissor Kitty
Think it was Corporal Puck wasn't it?
But yeah, he was deffo called Puck.
Yea, he was a cpl. My bad.
It's not a big deal that they would have the same name. At least one of them is confirmed dead so we shouldn't get confused. The Maller Puck died in the explosion of the tanker being kamikazied by Kalani.
Just like there were two Johnnies; Scratch's deceased brother and the other Maller who survived with a great deal of burns to his body.
Yeah. I'll clarify this one just a little.
PUCK from the Mallers is a nickname. He was called that because he liked hockey. It was a little-known misc fact that no one really needed to know.
CPL Puck, Puck is his last name. It's Corporal Samuel Puck.
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Well there goes any conspiracy theory there...or does it?? :P
Lord, what fools THIS mortal be!
Well, at least I am paying attention. As for your example, when I was grade school there always seemed to be two kids named John or Michael around. Pretty common names. Puck is not a very common last name. I am well into my 40's and I have only met one person named Puck.
I got excited about this conspiracy theory.
then it got shot down what a shame
Still it was nice to hear where the Maller's "Puck" got his name. Thanks KC!
This thread reminds me of a classic saying we have around the rink:
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God saves...WAYLAND SCORES ON THE REBOUND!
back story to a character that didn't even have a line. i can die feeling complete.
:) shovel:)
When this is all over, I'd like to hear all the info that KC figured out for everyone and everything
Yeah I noticed the two Puck's too! I was wondering if they were related, guess not. Oh well. I was going to post about that observation, but I'm glad I searched first!