We're arguing hockey and you start talking about (frank)ing his wife........Jesus man. Are you in high school?
- sensarmy_11

You must be his wife...

Rattled much?
- systemtool

Yup.....totally rattled. Nothing rattles me like a playoff loss from 15 years ago.

Yup.....totally rattled. Nothing rattles me like a playoff loss from 15 years ago.
- sensarmy_11

Seemed like it. At least you're honest! Don't worry I'm pretty sure you can recall a more recent Sens win over the Leafs in the playoffs. You know, to keep the theme of this thread alive.

I think your getting caught in the headlights. The media knows they need to address this story. Laine is having a rookie season topped only by 2 other rookies. Both these rookies were a couple of years older than Laine. The story here is that TSN, the bible of hockey, has decided to float the idea that Laine may be the better player.

This is a huge story. TSN has kept the Laine story below the fold since the beginning of the season. They have repeatedly placed stories on Matthews above the fold. So, it has resulted in their downplaying the energy around the Laine story. This is not about blog discussion points this is about the media floating the idea that they are going to begin to move the Laine story into top billing. Very exciting.
- spatso

The author of the article looks like Kevin from The Office

Nuff said.

You must be his wife...
- systemtool

Pretty sure Prock is his wife......or maybe he's his female dog. Hard to tell

Pretty sure Prock is his wife......or maybe he's his female dog. Hard to tell
- sensarmy_11

So you're saying Spatsos wife is a female dog? Woah take it easy man... it's not that I disagree but....

So you're saying Spatsos wife is a female dog? Woah take it easy man... it's not that I disagree but....
- systemtool

No.....I guess that means Prock is his something on the side

No.....I guess that means Prock is his something on the side
- sensarmy_11

Yeah Spatsos wife is something alright...

I think you broke the browser on my phone with that link dopps

Actually, I have a pretty stressful job (just went for stress test yesterday) and the deliberations on this thread provide an alternative reality to the rest of the noise in my life. I think of this as being a koan in relation to everything else. A koan is a paradoxical anecdote or riddle, used in Zen Buddhism to demonstrate the inadequacy of logical reasoning and to provoke enlightenment.
- spatso

I think you broke the browser on my phone with that link dopps
- sensarmy_11

akzeptieren Sie bitte meine Entschuldigung

- D0PPELGANGER

This is so beautiful!

The only thing that would make it more compelling is if the monk had on a hockey helmet.

Pretty sure Prock is his wife......or maybe he's his female dog. Hard to tell
- sensarmy_11

I must say I have always found Prock's commentary to be very appealing. You will note that he has a strong sense of the sensual subliminally present in much of his thinking about hockey. You need to read Prock's comments slowly in order to grasp the multiple meanings and implicit innuendo of his thought.

I am not suggesting that he is saying anything inappropriate or suggestive. Rather, I suspect, he has a deep emotional connection with the game and is obviously very bright. So, when he writes about hockey, it is apparent that he has this strong intellectual and analytical insight into what he is writing about; yet, we see the logical being consistently overwhelmed by the emotional.

Some people might simply dismiss this as nothing more than immature behaviour. I would suspect that fans of other teams simply do not understand the depth of the emotional bond that a Prock type fan feels in relation to the Leafs and the disappointment they engender. Not unlike the patterns played out in our hockey version of a Karpman triangle, Prock gracefully moves between the role of victim, rescuer and abuser. I believe Leaf fans are the most knowledgable in hockey. They work really hard in trying to understand the game and its profound nuance for life. So failing actually creates loyalty (Leaf fans have a baseball match in the deeply knowledgable and loyal fans of the Chicago Cubs).

But losers are what losers do and it does not change the reality that Leafs are in last place in the Atlantic Division.

- D0PPELGANGER

I must say I have always found Prock's commentary to be very appealing. You will note that he has a strong sense of the sensual subliminally present in much of his thinking about hockey. You need to read Prock's comments slowly in order to grasp the multiple meanings and implicit innuendo of his thought.

I am not suggesting that he is saying anything inappropriate or suggestive. Rather, I suspect, he has a deep emotional connection with the game and is obviously very bright. So, when he writes about hockey, it is apparent that he has this strong intellectual and analytical insight into what he is writing about; yet, we see the logical being consistently overwhelmed by the emotional.

Some people might simply dismiss this as nothing more than immature behaviour. I would suspect that fans of other teams simply do not understand the depth of the emotional bond that a Prock type fan feels in relation to the Leafs and the disappointment they engender. Not unlike the patterns played out in our hockey version of a Karpman triangle, Prock gracefully moves between the role of victim, rescuer and abuser. I believe Leaf fans are the most knowledgable in hockey. They work really hard in trying to understand the game and its profound nuance for life. So failing actually creates loyalty (Leaf fans have a baseball match in the deeply knowledgable and loyal fans of the Chicago Cubs).

But losers are what losers do and it does not change the reality that Leafs are in last place in the Atlantic Division.
- spatso

blah blah blah. got thoroughly outplayed again last night. won on a lucky bounce late in the game.
lot more losses lately though. schedule already catching up to them.
- prock

- D0PPELGANGER

yup, that's the one.

It was almost a joke, the refs handed the Sens a joke of a PP (probably should have given that penalty to Pageau), and the Sharks had more pressure than the Sens.

yup, that's the one.

It was almost a joke, the refs handed the Sens a joke of a PP (probably should have given that penalty to Pageau), and the Sharks had more pressure than the Sens.
- prock

- sensarmy_11

you're such a memester

- D0PPELGANGER

i agree with orange cat here

LEAFS

LEAFS
- Not_Yan

100%

- D0PPELGANGER

D0pps has been on fire lately

D0pps has been on fire lately
- Tumbleweed

Yeah he's flaming alright.