bustier than christina hendricks

bustier than christina hendricks
- daeth

they hate him. think they can get a top pairing d-man for him.

qual treatment... what treatment, exactly? Do you have any data to support your argument? Or just an opinion?

What irks me about these protests - I bet 85% of the players protesting don't know poop about what it is exactly they're protesting.

Here's some stats for you:

15% of the United States population is responsible for over 50% of violent crime in the US. And people claim that blacks are disproportionately represented in prison, when the fact is, they're disproportionately represented because they're disproportionately responsible for crime in the US. In some studies, they're underrepresented.

~75% of mothers in the black community are single mothers, as opposed to the Civil Rights era, when that number was 25%

More whites are killed by blacks every year than blacks by whites. poop, more whites are killed by blacks by a large margin than blacks killed by cops.

More unarmed whites are killed by police every year than unarmed blacks.

Just some quick facts... I just wanna know how blacks are being treated unfairly, because statistically, it doesn't exist.

It's not color, it's culture.
- BareMetal

they hate him. think they can get a top pairing d-man for him.
- Gramps28

solid logic

qual treatment... what treatment, exactly? Do you have any data to support your argument? Or just an opinion?

What irks me about these protests - I bet 85% of the players protesting don't know poop about what it is exactly they're protesting.

Here's some stats for you:

15% of the United States population is responsible for over 50% of violent crime in the US. And people claim that blacks are disproportionately represented in prison, when the fact is, they're disproportionately represented because they're disproportionately responsible for crime in the US. In some studies, they're underrepresented.

~75% of mothers in the black community are single mothers, as opposed to the Civil Rights era, when that number was 25%

More whites are killed by blacks every year than blacks by whites. poop, more whites are killed by blacks by a large margin than blacks killed by cops.

More unarmed whites are killed by police every year than unarmed blacks.

Just some quick facts... I just wanna know how blacks are being treated unfairly, because statistically, it doesn't exist.

It's not color, it's culture.
- BareMetal
- jochfr

at least 33% of those stats are made up

solid logic
- daeth

its my favorite HBism. piss and moan about a player. should be able to trade said player for a haul.

its my favorite HBism. piss and moan about a player. should be able to trade said player for a haul.
- Gramps28

maybe edmonton will trade draisaitl for him

maybe edmonton will trade draisaitl for him
- daeth

never say never when it comes to Chiarelli.

of course the leafs would give him his only trade victory ever

of course the leafs would give him his only trade victory ever
- daeth

nylander for kris russell?

nylander for kris russell?
- Gramps28

that would be tragic

that would be tragic
- daeth

speaking of which. flames are trying to make it interesting against the oilers.

see this is why i'd still push for more offense at 6-1

i'd be such a good coach.

"it's 6-1 fellas but keep scoring"

the genius of it sickens me.

qual treatment... what treatment, exactly? Do you have any data to support your argument? Or just an opinion?

What irks me about these protests - I bet 85% of the players protesting don't know poop about what it is exactly they're protesting.

Here's some stats for you:

15% of the United States population is responsible for over 50% of violent crime in the US. And people claim that blacks are disproportionately represented in prison, when the fact is, they're disproportionately represented because they're disproportionately responsible for crime in the US. In some studies, they're underrepresented.

~75% of mothers in the black community are single mothers, as opposed to the Civil Rights era, when that number was 25%

More whites are killed by blacks every year than blacks by whites. poop, more whites are killed by blacks by a large margin than blacks killed by cops.

More unarmed whites are killed by police every year than unarmed blacks.

Just some quick facts... I just wanna know how blacks are being treated unfairly, because statistically, it doesn't exist.

It's not color, it's culture.
- BareMetal
- jochfr

now let's hear about the hateful redneck culture, baremetal.

i bet he says that doesn't exist too.

now let's hear about the hateful redneck culture, baremetal.

i bet he says that doesn't exist too.
- kicksave856

He got the ban hammer for that post...

He got the ban hammer for that post...
- jochfr

actually surprising. EO is totes tea party.

He got the ban hammer for that post...
- jochfr

clearly a postmodern neo marxist conspiracy

It would take me a few pages to accurately portray just what Lindros has meant to me as a Flyer fan. When I was 10, I was a Phillies fan, and no other sport mattered. I mean, I played street hockey, tossed a football around, and shot hoops, but I never cared for the other Philly teams, Then I heard that the Flyers, that lousy hockey club, traded for some "Lindros" guy. Opening night 1992, my parents turned on the game and I sat down to watch. I instantly became a huge hockey fan, and Lindros was by far my favorite player.

No other player could dominate a game with the variety of ways he could. When he wanted to, it seemed like he could will himself to a goal, and when he was riled up, every player knew to keep their head on a swivel, not that it would help. He was a better playmaker than a finisher, but had probably the best snap shot I've ever seen, and his release was amazingly quick. He could literally take over a game single-handedly, something that I've only ever seen equalled by Mario Lemieux.

Then the feud happened, then 2000 Game 7, and even as a 16-year-old, my world felt absolutely crushed in 2000. I never shed a tear over it, but it felt like part of me died the day he was traded. I understood the reasons for the trade, but I still hated it. It didn't matter where he was traded to, just knowing that he was done as a Flyer felt like part of me was missing.

Fast forward to the 2012 alumni game, the first time he would step onto the ice in a Flyers jersey in 12 years. No way would I have ever missed that. When his name was announced, I almost cried knowing that he was back with the organization as a proud alumni member. And when he made that pass to LeClair for the first goal just like it was 1995 again, I absolutely cried in joy as I celebrated, only the 2nd time I've ever cried at a game (2010 ECF Game 5). Seeing the LOD reunited in Toronto 2 Novembers ago, and seeing him score the shootout winner at the game was the highlight of my trip.

Now that I've bored you all to tears, I just want to say that he is my all-time favorite player, and nothing in this world keep me from seeing him have his number immortalized by my favorite team of all time. This may mark time #3 that I cry at a game.
- jmatchett383

lindros is one of my fav players of all-time so i say we let the man cry

lindros is one of my fav players of all-time so i say we let the man cry
- daeth

oh mine too. it's just a long post. i didn't read it. he cries?

oh mine too. it's just a long post. i didn't read it. he cries?
- kicksave856

twice, though he seems prepared for a third

twice, though he seems prepared for a third
- daeth

flyer fans are so emotional.

flyer fans are so emotional.
- kicksave856

to sum it up he wishes Lindros would dominate him in the bedroom.

to sum it up he wishes Lindros would dominate him in the bedroom.
- Streit2ThePoint

oh wow that is emotional.

at least i understand why he cries now.

lindros is one of my fav players of all-time so i say we let the man cry
- daeth

that mother(frank)er can eat poop. refuse to play in QC my ass.