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Oh yeah. He did. I forgot about that. There are several depth RH D that will be available in free agency. Pysyk is only 25 and a former 1st rounder. Might be worth a look. There's also vets like Chris Tanev and Roman Polak. Both are 30+ and declining. Can't imagine they'd be that expensive. I just think Cholowski should get a shot next season on the 3rd pair. Would rather see him develop with an accomplished vet than Lindstrom or Bowey or Biega.

CRL would have nutted. I mean, the continual return of Blashill shouldn't make it a surprise at all.

With DK and Nemeth to pair with Seider and Hronek, I would offer a cheap 1 year deal to Mike Green to play with Cholowski on the 3rd pair and PP duties.

His name is on the Stanley Cup. Once, twice, thrice, who cares? It's there. Frank wins every time.

No

I think it was a premonition.

He didn't need to do an "Yzerman" to win his Cup. You lose.

Uh oh. No face coverings or social distancing. Better get Gov. Witmer on the phone.

Ovi already got his Cup. No need for Babs.

No gluten free options? Kliq low key sneaks in with a positive take after all of the fighting is over.

What league?

Some pop tart flavors are really good tho. Toaster Strudel: piping hit on the outside, ice cold on the inside

You went full retard. Assuming Ras plays wing, Wings will still need a 3C. Even if you think Larkin is not a legit 1C, a platoon of Larkin, Domi. Veleno down the middle would be deep. I wouldn't trade Mantha tho.

I don't think it'll work. Gators won't eat soy.

Did you electrify it or attach razor blades to prevent theft?

You stayin safe up there?

So Jimmy is your guy?

Thanks for the equally helpful contribution.

Thanks for the mental image. Irony

Umm. Yeah. It actually is. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hate_speech_in_the_United_States Hate speech in the United States is not regulated due to the robust right to free speech found in the American Constitution.[1] The U.S. Supreme Court has repeatedly ruled that hate speech is legally protected free speech under the First Amendment. The most recent Supreme Court case on the issue was in 2017, when the justices unanimously reaffirmed that there is effectively no "hate speech" exception to the free speech rights protected by the First Amendment. Wrong again. Exceptions to free speech: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/United_States_free_speech_exceptions Categories of speech that are given lesser or no protection by the First Amendment (and therefore may be restricted) include obscenity, fraud, child pornography, speech integral to illegal conduct, speech that incites imminent lawless action, speech that violates intellectual property law, true threats, and commercial speech such as advertising.

Read a Sociology textbook. Gen X was the generation that experienced high rates of parental divorce resulting in single parent families. That led to kids having to learn to take care of themselves. Get yourself up in the morning, get your own breakfast, get yourself to school. Come home to an empty house. Do your homework. Get your own dinner. That's where the term "Latch Key Kid" came from. GenX kids had to take on more personal responsibility at an earlier age. As adults, they are more likely to solve problems themselves and be more self-reliant. And want government out of their lives as a result. The Millenial Generation is different. By the time they reached the same age, there was more social structure in place to accomodate for this. They were more coddled. They had more supervision and were thus less self-reliant as kids. As a result, they are more likely as adults to look to authority figures (government) to solve problems. They are more likely to embrace government interaction and involvement than previous generations. Actually, most Karens fall just outside the GenX ages and are older Millenials instead. Karens are generally more self-entitled. That's a more GenY quality than GenX.

I like all of our prospects. Prove me wrong.

Lol. It was a joke. Or is that considered hate speech now? I can't tell anymore. At least he gets to keep 20% of his income tho.

Ah, yes. So you would qualify for Social Security in the US now. Smart.

True. But that's a team that's been among the league's best for awhile, with no hardware to show for it. That's on the GM and coaches.