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Author: Grand MalGrand Mal
Date: Jun 8, 2010 06:39
"foamy" sulet.net> wrote in message
news:Y_1Pn.6029$Z6.3764@edtnps82...> ss wrote:
>>Golly Gee, Who's more annoying
>>Howie Meeker or Greg Millen?
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> That's a no brainer. Have you ever learned anything aboot the game from
> Millen ?
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> Golly gee, I loved Howie and his telelstrator.
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> Jim
Golly gee? I once heard him say, "Jiminy Crickets!"
Ya don't suppose the 'JC' initials might have been a euphemism for 'Jesus
Christ', do ya?
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Author: Grand MalGrand Mal
Date: Jun 8, 2010 06:23
I can't imagine pitching a game stoned on acid. That's gotta be the
hands-down no-arguments best LSD story ever.
I wonder if video of it is anywhere. I can't believe he didn't giggle at all
during the game. Or that no-one in the dugout picked up on something while
the Pirates were batting.
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Author: ScottyScotty
Date: Jun 8, 2010 05:10
kim wrote:
> Isn't it funny how people who can't support their arguments usually
> hide behind making up things.
Not sure how I missed this post, but it gave me a pretty good chuckle.
You certainly are a hypocritical little sheeple, aren't you?
Scott
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Author: GaryGary
Date: Jun 8, 2010 02:59
On Mon, 07 Jun 2010 23:31:50 GMT, Grand Mal wrote:
> "Gary" gmail.com> wrote in message
> news:ND_On.123166$gv4.23055@newsfe09.iad...>> On Mon, 07 Jun 2010 04:04:23 GMT, Grand Mal wrote:
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>>> "foamy" sulet.net> wrote...
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Author: ScottyScotty
Date: Jun 8, 2010 01:34
foamy wrote:
> ss wrote:
>> Golly Gee, Who's more annoying
>> Howie Meeker or Greg Millen?
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> That's a no brainer. Have you ever learned anything aboot the game from
> Millen ?
>
> Golly gee, I loved Howie and his telelstrator.
>
> Jim
I didn't. He annoyed the hell out of me, but he definitely knew (knows -
surprisingly enough) his shit.
Scott
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Author: foamyfoamy
Date: Jun 8, 2010 01:33
http://tsn.ca/nhl/story/?id=323897
What a douchbag Boucher is. He leaked he was offered the job
to pump up his profile and shop hiimself around, then turned it
down. Nice guy, diminish the achievement of the guy who will
get the job. Oh, he was just the second choice.
Lou Lamoriello used to tell prospective hires, if word gets out
you're on the list, you're off the list. I imagine all GMs say something
similar.
Burkie said the same thing with respect to players who, for whatever
reason, asked to be moved. He'd move them, but if word ever leaked
out they asked to be dealt, no chance, they could spend the rest of
their contract in the minors or press box.
Good luck to Arniel, he's going to need it. Columbus has money probs,
and needs to make the playoffs. They'll operate at close to the floor,
so it will be tough.
Jim
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Author: Grand MalGrand Mal
Date: Jun 8, 2010 01:31
"Gary" gmail.com> wrote in message
news:ND_On.123166$gv4.23055@newsfe09.iad...> On Mon, 07 Jun 2010 04:04:23 GMT, Grand Mal wrote:
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>> "foamy" sulet.net> wrote in message
>> news:F_QOn.5921$Z6.181@edtnps82...>>> Grand Mal wrote:
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>>>>Depends what the meaning of 'deep' is.
>>>>I just automatically cheer for anyone who calls Bush on being the most
>>>>disasterous US president since... well, the most disasterous US
>>>>president.
>>>>Bush jokes still haven't got old and maybe the White House should try Ed
>>>>Sullivan-style censorship and see how it works out if they don't like
>>>>what
>>>>people they invite are liable to say.
>>>>I like what he said, think he might have expanded on it a bit, and if it
>>>>get's the Right up on their hind legs and braying, well, bonus.
>>>
>>> He was there to accept an award. Instead The Fool on the Hill made an ...
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Author: ScottScott
Date: Jun 8, 2010 00:40
On Jun 6, 6:52 pm, bombe...@ sulet.net (foamy) wrote: > Thank you to all the allied troops who sacrificed their lives to kick Hitlers
> ass. And on a personal note, thanks Dad for surviving and coming home to
> meet and fertilize mom. :-)
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> Canadians were assigned a major role in taking Juno beach, Dad said
> when they landed at Juno, among other problems they faced, they were
> getting caught up in bramble bushes, and were sitting ducks for the
> Germans to pick 'em off. Despite all the obstacles they faced, Canadian
> troops penetrated further inland than any other allied troops.
>
> Jim
Yep, big thanks to your pa, Jim, and the countless many brave men who
fought. Watched Private Ryan again last night. The one timid soldier
in Hanks' crew summed up what many today might feel like in battle.
The last great generation....
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