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Reforming College Hockey

Re: Reforming College Hockey

ts8801 said:
note: we are think your idea is bat sh** crazy, not the idea of a min GSR to compete in the playoffs, I would be fine with a 50% min.

Now take you solution and and apply it to the financial (i guess 75% is good enough for you but not as a GSR) markets. Would it be to completely close all of the banks in the US and instead only use credit unions? That idea is bat sh** crazy, just like yours. What is happening in reality is there will be better regulation, in the NCAA their might be a new rule. Your proposal is the insane thought of a bored geriatric.
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"We are think" "min" "i" - and you criticize my editing to impugn my logic? Impressive chutzpa!

Maybe b-ball doesn't matter to you, but "we" (most people) think uniform enforcement of reasonable standards actually does matter in law, academics, finance, athletics, perhaps even in college hockey.
 
Re: Reforming College Hockey

Osorojo said:
"We are think" "min" "i" - and you criticize my editing to impugn my logic? Impressive chutzpa!

Maybe b-ball doesn't matter to you, but "we" (most people) think uniform enforcement of reasonable standards actually does matter in law, academics, finance, athletics, perhaps even in college hockey.
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Who is this "we" and when do I get to meet "them"?
 
Re: Reforming College Hockey

cycledown said:
This thread was rather decent, now it has become off-topic, corny and zzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz!



Nothing about the subject just personal spins about the posters, typical USCHO posters whom need attention.
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Thank God you are here to bring a rational perspective.
 
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You are welcome at least it was about hockey......sorry you feel offended Grey Eagle. Sticking up for the thread?
 
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Re: Reforming College Hockey

LynahFan said:
Yep, I completely agree, so there are more than one of us who think this, so "we" is correct.


However, I just have to call out your improper spelling of the contraction for "it is," mostly because I'm a big fan of irony. :)
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FlagDUDE08 said:
Not to mention, "overlook" is a compound word, instead of two words.
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Greyeagle said:
As my English teacher father-in-law says, "The 'itsies' get you every time." :cool:
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Touche.. I am usually a better speller at 3am after getting home from the bars...
Osorojo said:
"We are think" "min" "i" - and you criticize my editing to impugn my logic? Impressive chutzpa!

Maybe b-ball doesn't matter to you, but "we" (most people) think uniform enforcement of reasonable standards actually does matter in law, academics, finance, athletics, perhaps even in college hockey.
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My drunk logic is still far more reasonable, logical and sane than anything you have said on these boards, except maybe you first thread about ice conditions. And as I pointed out basketball (and football) are in unique conditions. They are not allowed to immediately enter into their respective pro leagues due to the age requirements and US colleges are the best alternative league. You could try and make a frugal argument for basketball having the European leagues, but those pale in comparison to US college bball for development and chances to be drafted.
 
Re: Reforming College Hockey

bigblue_dl said:
Challenge!!!!
This will be fun. Please don't cheat!

Name the 100 most influential people of the last 1000 years, according to Time Magazine. Just name 1 at a time, and as people get them right, I'll fill in where they rank on the list.

Go! :D
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Ghengis Khan
Commodore Matthew Perry
Hirohito
Hideki Tōjō
Benito Mussolini
Nikita Khrushchev
 
Re: Reforming College Hockey

bigblue_dl said:
Challenge!!!!
This will be fun. Please don't cheat!

Name the 100 most influential people of the last 1000 years, according to Time Magazine. Just name 1 at a time, and as people get them right, I'll fill in where they rank on the list.

Go! :D
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Your mom.
Freddie Meyer.
nateb91
phil_dupree
 
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Back from the weekend away from computers.

and I agree, Herb Brooks and Joe Mauer should be on the list, but they're not.
NMU8405 said:
Adam Smith.
Alf
Joe Thornton
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20. Adam Smith
alfablue said:
Eli Whitney (cotton gin)
Rembrant
Monet
Van Gogh
JS Bach
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28. JS Bach
bigmrg74 said:
Ghengis Khan
Commodore Matthew Perry
Hirohito
Hideki Tōjō
Benito Mussolini
Nikita Khrushchev
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22. Genghis Khan

The List So Far:
1. Johannes Gutenberg
2. Isaac Newton
3. Martin Luther
4. Charles Darwin
5. William Shakespeare
6. Christopher Columbus
7. Karl Marx
8. Albert Einstein
9. Nicolaus Copernicus
10. Galileo Galilei
11. Leonardo Da Vinci
12. Sigmund Freud
13. Louis Pasteur
14. Thomas Edison
15. Thomas Jefferson
16. Adolph Hitler
17. Mahatma Gandhi
18. John Locke
19. Michelangelo
20. Adam Smith
21. George Washington
22. Genghis Khan
23. Abraham Lincoln
26. Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart
27. Napoleon Bonaparte
28. J. S. Bach
29. Henry Ford
30. Ludwig Van Beethoven
33. Martin Luther King Jr.
35. Vladimir Lenin
38. Francis Bacon
40. Wright Brothers
41. Bill Gates
43. Mao Zedong
44. Alexander Graham Bell
46. Niccolo Machiavelli
49. Mikhail Gorbachev
52. Winston Churchill
53. Marie Curie
57. Elvis Presley
58. Joan of Arc
60. Franklin D. Roosevelt
64. Pablo Picasso
73. Princess Diana
76. The Beatles
78. Isabella I
79. Joseph Stalin
80. Elizabeth I
83. Peter The Great
85. Ronald Reagan
97. Jonas Salk
 
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