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  • Some reactions from hockey people to the story. Mark Parrish is an Orono parent and is ****ed

    https://www.therinklive.com/high-sch...ibextid=Zxz2cZ
    Last edited by Deutsche Gopher Fan; 06-26-2023, 10:45 PM.

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    • Originally posted by Deutsche Gopher Fan View Post
      Some reactions from hockey people to the story. Mark Parrish is an Orono parent and is ****ed

      https://www.therinklive.com/high-sch...ibextid=Zxz2cZ
      So it sounds as if this is a chronic problem there.

      But, still, I don't get parents. For a lot of reasons.

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      • Originally posted by MichVandal View Post

        So it sounds as if this is a chronic problem there.

        But, still, I don't get parents. For a lot of reasons.
        I wouldn't say it's chronic there vs. anywhere else.

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        • Originally posted by Slap Shot View Post

          I wouldn't say it's chronic there vs. anywhere else.
          A significant percentage of parents are entitled f-cktards. My daughter is moving from JHS to HS teacher to try to get away from them. Reflecting from the Comments on that story, it is typically the rich ones who are the worst.
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          • Originally posted by Kepler View Post

            A significant percentage of parents are entitled f-cktards. My daughter is moving from JHS to HS teacher to try to get away from them. Reflecting from the Comments on that story, it is typically the rich ones who are the worst.
            Non-rich parents usually don't have the time or money to be entitled dick-sneezes about children's sports.
            "I went over the facts in my head, and admired how much uglier the situation had just become. Over the years I've learned that ignorance is more than just bliss. It's freaking orgasmic ecstasy".- Harry Dresden, Blood Rites


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            • In a different article, it stated that the one parent was upset that coach wasn’t high fiving their kid enough on the bench.

              starting to see why he lost it and sent the email

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              • Originally posted by bronconick View Post

                Non-rich parents usually don't have the time or money to be entitled dick-sneezes about children's sports.
                That's part of it. But wealth is also an indicator of the length people will go to screw others over for their enrichment. Matthew 19:23-24.

                Money is both cause and effect of scumminess.
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                • Originally posted by Kepler View Post

                  A significant percentage of parents are entitled f-cktards. My daughter is moving from JHS to HS teacher to try to get away from them. Reflecting from the Comments on that story, it is typically the rich ones who are the worst.
                  Most hockey parents are affluent because of the cost - at least in MN where community hockey is the model. Obviously that's not 100% universal, but when our kids were first starting to play we were very middle class and I did a lot of volunteer work to help cover the fees. It's not unheard of for it to cost $7,500 per kid for traveling hockey and it's not until high school where that drops to only a few hundred $.

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                  • Originally posted by Slap Shot View Post

                    Most hockey parents are affluent because of the cost - at least in MN where community hockey is the model. Obviously that's not 100% universal, but when our kids were first starting to play we were very middle class and I did a lot of volunteer work to help cover the fees. It's not unheard of for it to cost $7,500 per kid for traveling hockey and it's not until high school where that drops to only a few hundred $.
                    I'm surprised to know that's true up there in the tundra. I knew it was true in the warmer states, where if you don't have skate time (usually at 2 a.m.) in a rink you're not on ice. For example, in VA you aren't getting good in hockey unless mommy and daddy are loaded.

                    But I had assumed you folks just needed to lace 'em up and there was pond hockey at most 1000 meters from every person in MN.
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                    • Originally posted by Kepler View Post

                      I'm surprised to know that's true up there in the tundra. I knew it was true in the warmer states, where if you don't have skate time (usually at 2 a.m.) in a rink you're not on ice. For example, in VA you aren't getting good in hockey unless mommy and daddy are loaded.

                      But I had assumed you folks just needed to lace 'em up and there was pond hockey at most 1000 meters from every person in MN.
                      There's plenty of outdoor rinks, but traveling hockey isn't played outdoors.

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                      • At least the situation gave us this golden tweet:

                        https://***********/ourjacques/statu...981637633?s=46

                        For non-locals: Lemaire called Parrish out for not playing enough defense, and local radio and eventually social media had a field day with it when Mark started being a guest/hosting shows.
                        the state of hockey is good

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                        • That tweet is hilarious

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                          • Originally posted by state of hockey View Post
                            At least the situation gave us this golden tweet:

                            https://***********/ourjacques/statu...981637633?s=46

                            For non-locals: Lemaire called Parrish out for not playing enough defense, and local radio and eventually social media had a field day with it when Mark started being a guest/hosting shows.
                            The first two or three years after Mark Parrish retired from the NHL, he went back to SCSU to finish his degree. Because of that, he did the color analyst role for the team’s tv broadcasts. He was great, and more impressively, hilariously honest while on air. He wasn’t mean, but he had a great way of delivering his commentary.
                            "The party told you to reject the evidence of your eyes and ears. It was their final, most essential command." George Orwell, 1984

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                            • Originally posted by St. Clown View Post
                              The first two or three years after Mark Parrish retired from the NHL, he went back to SCSU to finish his degree. Because of that, he did the color analyst role for the team’s tv broadcasts. He was great, and more impressively, hilariously honest while on air. He wasn’t mean, but he had a great way of delivering his commentary.
                              I've also enjoyed him when he's done games for the HS tournament. I wish the Gophers would have more of Casey Hankinson and less of Ben Clymer.

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                              • This is funny

                                https://***********/penaltyboxradio/...3v2cVkMjQylOVg

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