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Or an A$$hole living in the present? :lol::lol:
Just enough to be ignorant! :lol::lol::lol::lol:
Absolute crap. You can't score a hundred and some points in a season
in the NHL and be a "soft" player. I'm sure the twins take home a few new
bruises after every game. They just don't do a lot of whining about it
Considering the number of players who took smoke breaks between periods back then it's not surprising.
Sure you can. Ovechkin and Backstrom have done it. Thornton, Lecavalier, Heatley. The list of 90+ pointers is practically endless.
Ya sure. Your slow old guys couldn't hit or shoot. Talk about soft hockey.
Terrible Ted Green Segment - YouTube
I should have said two hundred and some points in a season and there won't be all that many. Daniel
has a hundred and four points in the first half of the season so it stands to reason that in the full season
he will have two hundred points or better.
Yeah, but if you've been paying attention he's "soft". I guess "soft" here means not breaking heads and taking out knee caps. :lol::lol:
just heard on team 1040 that the boston bruins had their visit to the white house today, because
they are the stanley cup winners, and that is good and fine, BUT
Tim Thomas would not attend because of his hard core republican position.
I am wondering if it is that, or is he a 'bigot', or both.
I thought in the u.s. the position of the president, and the white house is always respected,
and political persuasion is put aside when visiting for purposes like this one, and others.
Any thoughts?
they are the stanley cup winners, and that is good and fine, BUT
Tim Thomas would not attend because of his hard core republican position.
I am wondering if it is that, or is he a 'bigot', or both.
I thought in the u.s. the position of the president, and the white house is always respected,
and political persuasion is put aside when visiting for purposes like this one, and others.
Any thoughts?
Funny that. Apparently being a hard core republican means not having respect for the Office. That's hilarious.
I never want to know what sports figures and entertainment people think about politics, it usually means losing respect for people whose work you appreciate.
I don't really care what people's, (or sports figures) political persuasions are, but I think that
snubbing the very house your president sits in, is ignorant and rude.
I would gladly have received praise from george bush for my stanley cup victory. I might have had
to take medication before hand, but I would have been there. lol
I thought the point was to WIN the Stanley Cup, in which case, it DOES matter whether you win or lose.
Oh, but I forgot, the Stanley Cup isn't important, it's the Presidents Trophy that's the one to win.
I was at a family funeral last week, and while discussing hockey, I mentioned the 'Two girls, no cup' t shirts...which caused several young male adults to burst our laughing and spill their beer.
The guy's a brat. :lol:
Or from Bill and Monica for that matter! :lol:
President's Trophy takes more stamina, 82 games against 29 teams! :smile: It's just not the money maker for all involved! :lol:
It doesn't much matter what you say, #Juan, there is just no way to insulate yourself from stupidity (or big traps) :lol::lol::lol::lol:
Bill might be a little old for affairs, I think he has a wonky heart. :lol: