I believe there is quite a bit of research going into psilocybin having some pretty powerful (positive) effects on depression.
- eichiefs9

That’s absolutely true but I don’t think ignoring a diagnosis of early onset dementia and self medicating with psychedelics is prudent and neither is pushing that as a viable option for others on a large platform. Just going off of one tweet here but it seems psychotic lol.

As a matter of fact, I suffer from cluster headaches and there’s been significant research and experimental treatment with success using mushrooms to end a cycle of the headaches when they pop up

I'll still take my chances on the lottery
- eichiefs9

First three seasons

Alexis Lafreniere: 47 Goals, 91 points, 78 PIMS, 216 games, .42 PPG

Nail Yakupov: 42 Goals, 88 points, 78 PIMS, 192 games, .458 PPG

First three seasons

Alexis Lafreniere: 47 Goals, 91 points, 78 PIMS, 216 games, .42 PPG

Nail Yakupov: 42 Goals, 88 points, 78 PIMS, 192 games, .458 PPG
- BINGO!

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- mdw7413

Not even because I could die, but mainly because everybody I know would find out that I died beating off while hanging myself.

Not even death would be sufficient escape from the embarrassment of everyone in my life finding out about that.

First three seasons

Alexis Lafreniere: 47 Goals, 91 points, 78 PIMS, 216 games, .42 PPG

Nail Yakupov: 42 Goals, 88 points, 78 PIMS, 192 games, .458 PPG
- BINGO!

Yakupov got worse though as he 3 seasons went along

Yakupov got worse though as he 3 seasons went along
- jimbro83

3rd season was more productive than his second, but neither as good as his first, yes.

3rd season was more productive than his second, but neither as good as his first, yes.
- BINGO!

Not even because I could die, but mainly because everybody I know would find out that I died beating off while hanging myself.

Not even death would be sufficient escape from the embarrassment of everyone in my life finding out about that.
- eichiefs9

I think you should give it a shot anyway.

3rd season was more productive than his second, but neither as good as his first, yes.
- BINGO!

Bingo, can you shut the (frank) up?

Bingo, can you shut the (frank) up?
- JRR1285

Hey I though about doing Kakko too so I'm showing restraint

Hey I though about doing Kakko too so I'm showing restraint
- BINGO!

You should do it though. It's important to follow through on things in life.

I think you should give it a shot anyway.
- JRR1285

OK DM me some nudes of yours and I'll give 'er hell

Hey I though about doing Kakko too so I'm showing restraint
- BINGO!

there's no doubt in my mind that both kakko and lafreniere will be in the NHL until their mid to late 30's and not still desperately clinging to a pro career at age 30 like yakupov

OK DM me some nudes of yours and I'll give 'er hell
- eichiefs9

Will pics of MDW suffice?

there's no doubt in my mind that both kakko and lafreniere will be in the NHL until their mid to late 30's and not still desperately clinging to a pro career at age 30 like yakupov
- jimbro83

I have more faith in Kakko than in Laf at this point.

I have more faith in Kakko than in Laf at this point.
- BINGO!

to be fair about Lafreniere, I think he's deserved more assists than he's gotten the last year and a half or so

I think he can be a 20 goal 40 assist guy, he's a better playmaker than his stats indicate, but I very much worry about his finishing ability

Will pics of MDW suffice?
- JRR1285

As long as it's not his GF, yes.

I don't have a wide-screen monitor in the office.

to be fair about Lafreniere, I think he's deserved more assists than he's gotten the last year and a half or so

I think he can be a 20 goal 40 assist guy, he's a better playmaker than his stats indicate, but I very much worry about his finishing ability
- jimbro83

Saw an interesting analysis of him the other day about how most of his goals are scored because of his positioning more than his shot. Getting to the right spot at the right time.

You've watched him more than I have, but I worry that he doesn't have the puck enough to be a consistently effective playmaker.

Saw an interesting analysis of him the other day about how most of his goals are scored because of his positioning more than his shot. Getting to the right spot at the right time.

You've watched him more than I have, but I worry that he doesn't have the puck enough to be a consistently effective playmaker.
- BINGO!

Liar

Saw an interesting analysis of him the other day about how most of his goals are scored because of his positioning more than his shot. Getting to the right spot at the right time.

You've watched him more than I have, but I worry that he doesn't have the puck enough to be a consistently effective playmaker.
- BINGO!

he's played so much time with Kakko who hasn't been able to finish either, I think if they are split up this year it will help their point totals

he's played so much time with Kakko who hasn't been able to finish either, I think if they are split up this year it will help their point totals
- jimbro83

Both have breakout years, playing together.

First three seasons

Alexis Lafreniere: 47 Goals, 91 points, 78 PIMS, 216 games, .42 PPG

Nail Yakupov: 42 Goals, 88 points, 78 PIMS, 192 games, .458 PPG
- BINGO!

Yikes. Have to assume this would look better for Laf once you add in ice time, powerplay time/points etc.

Yikes. Have to assume this would look better for Laf once you add in ice time, powerplay time/points etc.
- TC88

Yakupov averaged 14:52 per night during that time.

Laf has averaged 14:25 per night so far.


You're right about the PP though. That is definitely where the biggest discrepency is.

Yakupov had 26 PP points in 410 minutes, or a point for every 16~ minutes of PP time.

Laf has just 6 points in 276 minutes of PP time, or one point for every 46 minutes on the powerplay.

Yakupov played the 5th most PP minutes for the Oilers in that time. Lafreniere has played the 6th most for the Rangers since joining the team.

Yakupov averaged 14:52 per night during that time.

Laf has averaged 14:25 per night so far.


You're right about the PP though. That is definitely where the biggest discrepency is.

Yakupov had 26 PP points in 410 minutes, or a point for every 16~ minutes of PP time.

Laf has just 6 points in 276 minutes of PP time, or one point for every 46 minutes on the powerplay.

Yakupov played the 5th most PP minutes for the Oilers in that time. Lafreniere has played the 6th most for the Rangers since joining the team.
- BINGO!

That pretty much paints the stark picture about how PP1 has been the only unit deployed in a meaningful way in that time.