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Boston University 2009-2010 Season Thread II: Still got a pulse, time for CPR

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FiveHole12 said:
Hokydad vs. Scarlet. This is gonna be fun.

Popcorn please. :D
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Scarlet in a battle of wits with an unarmed man! :p :p :p

My money is definitely on the lady, eight ways to Sunday. :D

Easiest money ever!!!
 
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PC91 said:
Scarlet in a battle of wits with an unarmed man! :p :p :p
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Federal League said:
Gotcha. Came across as stated fact. Plus, we have had posters on here (3hock) who've posted inside scoops or broken stories well before anyone else. Not unusual for posters here to have their own sources, whether it be players, parents, etc.
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i would hardly call 3hock's stories to be "broken". guy/girl's been spot on 100% of the time with VERY relevant (i.e. gilroy is staying) info that he had long before anyone else did.
 
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ericredaxe said:
Just saw the long term forecast.... low temps of 10 degrees next Friday.... brrrrr
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Great point. I'm surprised this hasn't been talked about more.

Who, in their right mind, thought that a night game in January was a good idea?

There's a huge difference between 33 (projected high) and 10 degrees (projected for game time) in terms of fan and player comfort.

Fenway is cold enough on evenings in April, let alone January.

Did you guys also notice the shadows and glare on the ice during the Bruins game once the sun went down?

This seems half-baked to me and I'm thinking there will be very cheap tickets to be had on Landsdowne St. come game time.

I was planning on going, but now will be playing it by ear.

If it's <20 degrees, my 47 inch Bravia is looking better all the time.

Besides, unless your seats are on the monster or in the left or right field grandstands you'll be watching it on the TV in the outfield anyway.

The games should be Saturday at noon and 3:30.

All that aside, who thinks a pregame rally at Marsh plaza and then a "Unified Terrier Nation" walk over to the park is a good idea? Might be a good show of force for all the people taking the T in from "the heights". Just a thought.
 
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Scarlet said:
Why do I even bother.....you make it patently obvious in every thread you infest that you know so little about so much. This is the BU season thread so the talk here should be about them, not you making the stupidest comments ever.
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Dont then..


I am not the one who started it
Just because I don't bow down to an ex drug addict who has zero contact with his first family is not my problem.
 
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Hokydad said:
Dont then..


I am not the one who started it
Just because I don't gender flex for an ex drug addict who has zero contact with his first family is not my problem.
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Did you really write gender flex???? HAHAHA!!!!

HOKYDUD, YOU ARE SO STUPID THAT IT'S ALMOST TOO SAD TO MENTION!!!!

Gender flex????

SCARLET= WINNER!!!!

Easiest money that I've EVER made. :p :p :p Gender flex. Priceless! What a dope. :p
 
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Hokydad said:
seek help

you need it very badly
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I need help???? You have gender flexing on the brain and I need help?

Your attempt at sounding book smart was an epic fail!!!! :p :p :p

YOU ARE A MORON!!!!
 
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slurpees said:
i would hardly call 3hock's stories to be "broken". guy/girl's been spot on 100% of the time with VERY relevant (i.e. gilroy is staying) info that he had long before anyone else did.
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He's using broken as a verb, not an adjective. Meaning, he broke the story that Gilroy was staying.

And HokyIdiot, you start everything. Not only do you lack standard grammar skills that a 2nd grader usually possesses, you are keenly unaware of your place in arguments. It amazes me that you are able to function in this world as an adult, forget being one that actually spawned.

Jacques - the weather forecast could, and probably will, change about 15 times between now and Friday. I saw one that said 27 and snow showers. I do agree that the shadows on the ice will be a factor - I mentioned that over in the NHL thread about the Winter Classic. It's going to be weird.
 
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'broken' is commonly used when talking about newspapers or news in general and getting a big story out first.

james taylor is a legend for those who's calendar stopped turning pages in 1974. ;) (ie, the fenway owners, nbc execs, and girls who gender flex:eek: ). [you are either in the jt camp, or the carly simon camp. i plant my flag in carly's camp :) ]

it was a nhl game yesterday, not a bruins game. b's were told when to show up, that's it.

friday's game will not be about hockey.. so don't waste time worrying about shadows :cool:
 
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slurpees said:
i would hardly call 3hock's stories to be "broken". guy/girl's been spot on 100% of the time with VERY relevant (i.e. gilroy is staying) info that he had long before anyone else did.
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As Scarlet and mookie have already pointed out, you misinterpreted my use of the word "broken". I realize that 3hock has never been wrong.
 
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Jacques Joubert said:
Great point. I'm surprised this hasn't been talked about more.

Who, in their right mind, thought that a night game in January was a good idea?

There's a huge difference between 33 (projected high) and 10 degrees (projected for game time) in terms of fan and player comfort.

Fenway is cold enough on evenings in April, let alone January.

Did you guys also notice the shadows and glare on the ice during the Bruins game once the sun went down?

This seems half-baked to me and I'm thinking there will be very cheap tickets to be had on Landsdowne St. come game time.

I was planning on going, but now will be playing it by ear.

If it's <20 degrees, my 47 inch Bravia is looking better all the time.

Besides, unless your seats are on the monster or in the left or right field grandstands you'll be watching it on the TV in the outfield anyway.

The games should be Saturday at noon and 3:30.

All that aside, who thinks a pregame rally at Marsh plaza and then a "Unified Terrier Nation" walk over to the park is a good idea? Might be a good show of force for all the people taking the T in from "the heights". Just a thought.
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The TV will lack the atmosphere. The Winter Classic was the best yet in my biased opinion because there were enough fans for both teams to have dueling "Let's Go Flyers, Let's Go Bruins" chants. It was amazing. Now we'll have two college teams that already do that and do it even more creatively and hate each other's guts? I don't know how well the team(s) will perform but the atmosphere should rock despite the weather.

And they thought it was a good idea and still do because it's sold out, and will be televised and the stands will still be pretty full even if there are a few no-shows that are worried about frostbite. :p
 
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PC91 said:
Scarlet in a battle of wits with an unarmed man! :p :p :p

My money is definitely on the lady, eight ways to Sunday. :D

Easiest money ever!!!
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Scarlet won just by posting.
 
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God bless Hokydad. Every good story needs a villain and this guy fits the bill brilliantly.
 
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Bomber said:
God bless Hokydad. Every good story needs a villain and this guy fits the bill brilliantly.
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Nah, a villain needs to be smart, quick witted, and a challenge. That title would fall to SteveF or TonyTheTiger. Hokydad is more like the jar-jar binks of this story.
 
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So I was flipping through the FIOS lineup today to make sure the game was on ESPNU and I was happy to find that it was indeed... The description:

Regular Season College Hockey: Massachusetts Minutemen and Boston University Terriers from Walter Brown Arena.

Is there something I should know?

:)

Edit: Other than ESPN doesn't really care about college hockey.. or, you know, hockey.
 
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candycanes99 said:
The TV will lack the atmosphere. The Winter Classic was the best yet in my biased opinion because there were enough fans for both teams to have dueling "Let's Go Flyers, Let's Go Bruins" chants. It was amazing. Now we'll have two college teams that already do that and do it even more creatively and hate each other's guts? I don't know how well the team(s) will perform but the atmosphere should rock despite the weather.

And they thought it was a good idea and still do because it's sold out, and will be televised and the stands will still be pretty full even if there are a few no-shows that are worried about frostbite. :p
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But why not Saturday afternoon? Games at 11:00 and 2:30?

The shadows are going to be very interesting ... we were talking about that while watching the Bruins game.
 
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quiddlet said:
So I was flipping through the FIOS lineup today to make sure the game was on ESPNU and I was happy to find that it was indeed... The description:

Regular Season College Hockey: Massachusetts Minutemen and Boston University Terriers from Walter Brown Arena.

Is there something I should know?

:)

Edit: Other than ESPN doesn't really care about college hockey.. or, you know, hockey.
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c'mon!!! they sent barry mulletrose to do today's game ;)
 
Re: Boston University 2009-2010 Season Thread II: Still got a pulse, time for CPR

Apparently no one paid any attention to the mentions of the 4pm start time given that there is no score update thread for this game.

And I do see Barry Melrose! I didn't think he did regular season games. We should all feel so lucky that he's here! :)
 
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i looked for the score thread as well. :(
 
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