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On Wed, 12 Sep 2007 13:00:03 -0400, pawn <pawn.RemoveThis@porthouse.com> wrote:

>xpenenyx@earthlink.net wrote:
>> On Tue, 11 Sep 2007 16:48:32 -0400, pawn <pawn.RemoveThis@porthouse.com> wrote:
>>
>>> xpenenyx.RemoveThis@earthlink.net wrote:
>>>> On Mon, 10 Sep 2007 20:30:23 -0400, "Bushay" <bushay44.RemoveThis@yahoo.com>
>>>> wrote:
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>>> World Championships
>>>>>> Men- Canada- gold- undefeated in tournament
>>>>>> Women-Canada- gold- undefeated in tournament
>>>>>> Juniors-Canada-gold-undefeated in tournament
>>>>>>
>>>>>> Uh, maybe you mean the goal differential has been slipping?
>>>>> You seem to continue to talk about Women and Childrens hockey while were
>>>>> referring to the NHL. To which your ,again, clearly losing your grip.
>>>>>
>>>> Yes they certainly keep on grasping at straws.
>>> Children? You don't think our recent domination at the World Junior
>>> level is a significant indicator of Canada's present and foreseeable
>>> domination of hockey? Have you ever watched a World Junior tournament?
>>> It's a who's who of future NHLers.
>>>
>> You are so screwed up you don't even know who are replying to anymore.
>
>Uh...you might want to clean up your borderline criminally insane
>out-of-order posting style before throwing rocks. Either way, *you*
>backed up Bushay's argument about bringing children into the discussion.
> I have every right and cause to respond to you.

Whatever my posting style might be I still know who is posting what
and whom I'm replying too.
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On Wed, 12 Sep 2007 13:09:30 -0400, pawn <pawn.DeleteThis@porthouse.com> wrote:

>xpenenyx@earthlink.net wrote:
>> On Tue, 11 Sep 2007 16:29:25 -0400, pawn <pawn.DeleteThis@porthouse.com> wrote:
>>>>>> Without checking your numbers, this means even in the stat you finally
>>>>>> found to back your argument, 44% of the league's top scorers are Canadian.
>>>> That's right.
>>> Weird how the rest of that paragraph got omitted.
>> If it is weird you need to ask yourself why it was already edited
>> out.
>
>I already know why, Mr. Selective Argument.

That's interesting coming from one who constantly changes the
standards,
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xpenenyx.RemoveThis@earthlink.net wrote:
> On Wed, 12 Sep 2007 12:57:38 -0400, pawn <pawn.RemoveThis@porthouse.com> wrote:
>
>> xpenenyx.RemoveThis@earthlink.net wrote:
> I've already admitted the Top Ten is trending back Canadian. However
> when you look at the Top Twenty it's an entirely different picture.
> Now we have heard nary a peep out of you when it comes to the lowest
> scorers. Why might that be?

Weird, because I remember addressing that in this very very thread.

>
> What's the above got to do with anything?

I don't know, I was responding to one of your pointless attempts to
railroad the actual issue.

>>> So now you bringing Americans into the discussion to boost your ego.
>> I didn't bring it in, I responded to your sentence above. HTH.
> You brought in numbers that mean nothing.

Then I did it in the appropriate forum.
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xpenenyx.TakeThisOut@earthlink.net wrote:
> On Wed, 12 Sep 2007 13:00:03 -0400, pawn <pawn.TakeThisOut@porthouse.com> wrote:
>
>> xpenenyx.TakeThisOut@earthlink.net wrote:
>>> On Tue, 11 Sep 2007 16:48:32 -0400, pawn <pawn.TakeThisOut@porthouse.com> wrote:
>>>
>>>> xpenenyx.TakeThisOut@earthlink.net wrote:
>>>>> On Mon, 10 Sep 2007 20:30:23 -0400, "Bushay" <bushay44.TakeThisOut@yahoo.com>
>>>>> wrote:
>>>>>
>>>>>
>>>>>>> World Championships
>>>>>>> Men- Canada- gold- undefeated in tournament
>>>>>>> Women-Canada- gold- undefeated in tournament
>>>>>>> Juniors-Canada-gold-undefeated in tournament
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>> Uh, maybe you mean the goal differential has been slipping?
>>>>>> You seem to continue to talk about Women and Childrens hockey while were
>>>>>> referring to the NHL. To which your ,again, clearly losing your grip.
>>>>>>
>>>>> Yes they certainly keep on grasping at straws.
>>>> Children? You don't think our recent domination at the World Junior
>>>> level is a significant indicator of Canada's present and foreseeable
>>>> domination of hockey? Have you ever watched a World Junior tournament?
>>>> It's a who's who of future NHLers.
>>>>
>>> You are so screwed up you don't even know who are replying to anymore.
>> Uh...you might want to clean up your borderline criminally insane
>> out-of-order posting style before throwing rocks. Either way, *you*
>> backed up Bushay's argument about bringing children into the discussion.
>> I have every right and cause to respond to you.
>
> Whatever my posting style might be I still know who is posting what
> and whom I'm replying too.

I'm sure you do. Good luck with that.
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"Freedom Elz" <mediadawg1.TakeThisOut@hotmail.com> wrote in message
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> On Sep 12, 10:47 am, xpene....TakeThisOut@earthlink.net wrote:
>> >> Well there is a developmental league in Canada called CFL. I might be
>> >> wrong but I don't believe they produce many NFLers.
>>
>> >The CFL is not a developmental league for the NFL, its older than the
>> >NFL
>> >for
>> >starters and it has different rules.
>>
>> Yes I know. OTOH it's where some (Warren Moon, etc)
>> go for awhile to try and work their way to the NFL.
>
> And Joe Theisman, Rockey Ismail, Jeff Garcia. Some NFLers come up
> liek Ricky Williams and totally bomb as well. Its a different game.
>
C'mon Elz, give Ricky a break with three downs how many times do they pass?
Not to mention, "The Ganga Nation" in TO is just too much for him to
handle....
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On Thu, 13 Sep 2007 13:36:39 -0700, Freedom Elz
<mediadawg1 DeleteThis @hotmail.com> wrote:

>On Sep 12, 10:47 am, xpene... DeleteThis @earthlink.net wrote:
>> >> Well there is a developmental league in Canada called CFL. I might be
>> >> wrong but I don't believe they produce many NFLers.
>>
>> >The CFL is not a developmental league for the NFL, its older than the NFL
>> >for
>> >starters and it has different rules.
>>
>> Yes I know. OTOH it's where some (Warren Moon, etc)
>> go for awhile to try and work their way to the NFL.
>
> And Joe Theisman, Rockey Ismail, Jeff Garcia. Some NFLers come up
>liek Ricky Williams and totally bomb as well. Its a different game.

Rockey Ismail? LOL Stick to something you know about moron. Oh..., I
guess that would be nothing...
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Freedom Elz wrote:
> On Sep 12, 10:47 am, xpene....TakeThisOut@earthlink.net wrote:
>>>> Well there is a developmental league in Canada called CFL. I might be
>>>> wrong but I don't believe they produce many NFLers.
>>> The CFL is not a developmental league for the NFL, its older than the NFL
>>> for
>>> starters and it has different rules.
>> Yes I know. OTOH it's where some (Warren Moon, etc)
>> go for awhile to try and work their way to the NFL.
>
> And Joe Theisman, Rockey Ismail, Jeff Garcia. Some NFLers come up
> liek Ricky Williams and totally bomb as well.

Ricky Williams is in Canadia because he got kicked out of the NFL for
smoking weed and not being productive. Charles Rogers because he liked
weed more than football.

You forgot Doug Flutie. And my personal favorite (besides Moon), Casey
Printers.

-Thomas
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"Thomas" <noneman.RemoveThis@none.man> wrote in message
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> Freedom Elz wrote:
>> On Sep 12, 10:47 am, xpene....RemoveThis@earthlink.net wrote:
>>>>> Well there is a developmental league in Canada called CFL. I might be
>>>>> wrong but I don't believe they produce many NFLers.
>>>> The CFL is not a developmental league for the NFL, its older than the
>>>> NFL
>>>> for
>>>> starters and it has different rules.
>>> Yes I know. OTOH it's where some (Warren Moon, etc)
>>> go for awhile to try and work their way to the NFL.
>>
>> And Joe Theisman, Rockey Ismail, Jeff Garcia. Some NFLers come up
>> liek Ricky Williams and totally bomb as well.
>
> Ricky Williams is in Canadia because he got kicked out of the NFL for
> smoking weed and not being productive.

Yeah I know he was up here because he was suspended, but he bombed (no pun
intended).


>Charles Rogers because he liked weed more than football.

Charles Rogers hasn't signed a deal as far as I've heard and he isn't on
anyone's roster, I think
that was just his agent floating a balloon. I'd choose smoking weed over
playing pro football too,
but the money isn't nearly as for good smoking weed.


> You forgot Doug Flutie.

Flutie is unique int hat he came here after not beiong able to get a
starting job in the NFL,
excelled and then went back. The tandem of Flutie and Sapunjis in Calgary
was awesome.

His brother Darren also had a good career up here.


>And my personal favorite (besides Moon), Casey Printers.

Just signed with Hamilton, playing his first game of the year this weekend.
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Freedom Elz wrote:
> "Thomas" <noneman.RemoveThis@none.man> wrote in message
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>> Freedom Elz wrote:
>>> On Sep 12, 10:47 am, xpene....RemoveThis@earthlink.net wrote:
>>>>>> Well there is a developmental league in Canada called CFL. I might be
>>>>>> wrong but I don't believe they produce many NFLers.
>>>>> The CFL is not a developmental league for the NFL, its older than the
>>>>> NFL
>>>>> for
>>>>> starters and it has different rules.
>>>> Yes I know. OTOH it's where some (Warren Moon, etc)
>>>> go for awhile to try and work their way to the NFL.
>>> And Joe Theisman, Rockey Ismail, Jeff Garcia. Some NFLers come up
>>> liek Ricky Williams and totally bomb as well.
>> Ricky Williams is in Canadia because he got kicked out of the NFL for
>> smoking weed and not being productive.
>
> Yeah I know he was up here because he was suspended, but he bombed (no pun
> intended).

Probably was too high to figure out why the ball was so big and was
pissed that his team punted on 3rd down.

>
>
>> Charles Rogers because he liked weed more than football.
>
> Charles Rogers hasn't signed a deal as far as I've heard and he isn't on
> anyone's roster, I think
> that was just his agent floating a balloon. I'd choose smoking weed over
> playing pro football too,
> but the money isn't nearly as for good smoking weed.

Depends on who you are.

>
>
>> You forgot Doug Flutie.
>
> Flutie is unique int hat he came here after not beiong able to get a
> starting job in the NFL,

He was a starter in the USFL, then couldn't get a starting job with an
NFL team not because he wasn't good enough, but because he was labeled a
"scab" for crossing the picket line.

> excelled and then went back. The tandem of Flutie and Sapunjis in Calgary
> was awesome.
>
> His brother Darren also had a good career up here.

I know.

>
>
>> And my personal favorite (besides Moon), Casey Printers.
>
> Just signed with Hamilton, playing his first game of the year this weekend.

A shame. On HBO, they had a series on the 2007 KC Chiefs preseason, and
Printers was the last guy cut. He's got a bad attitude. He was being
cut, and he walked into the director of player personnel's office and
wanted to know why he wasn't starting.

-Thomas
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