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Just when we think we've heard the last of Alaska Governor and GOP Vice Presidential candidate Sarah Palin in the world of hockey, she keeps pulling us back in.The latest example is a hard-hitting interview in People. In it, the interviewer asked Palin -- who has already graced her children with atypical names like Trig and Track -- if she had any others up her sleeve.
Palin sure did: Zamboni.
"We never got to get our Zamboni in. I always wanted a son named Zamboni."
Palin's husband, snow-machine champion Todd. Was quick to shoot down the idea: "I don't think that would have flied," he said.
Here's a thought: The folks in the McCain/Palin company have figured out that every time she mentions anything related to hockey, plenty of bloggers like yours truly are forced to fly to our keyboards to chronicle what she says and does.
Looks like it's working.
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