A message to the HF Bruins community
- Thread starter Fenway
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Meh, I just paid the $12 again. Consider it makeup for all the years I browsed using an ad blocker.
That goes for me also. But you have to come to Australia to get that drink!!
@Fenway : please don’t think we take all your hard work dedication for granted. It took HF going temporarily dark to realize what this community means to me ( and most of us here). We don’t express our thanks nearly enough to you and mods like @Gee Wally. 
Hats off to you for getting the lights back on and the hamsters back on their wheels!!
Hats off to you for getting the lights back on and the hamsters back on their wheels!!
Kevin, you are one of a kind. Type of guy they just don't make anymore. You put up with a lot. You love this community and this sport and you do your best to keep this site going.
Everything that you do on here is very much appreciated. And you're doing it for free. You deserve a night out at Kowloon (only the best establishment for the best mod around).
I appreciate you a lot and I think you know that. Your kindness and understanding and a willingness to help makes all the difference.
So thank you, for all that you do @Fenway
And for the rest of the mods, thank you as well. I'm sure this site stuff has been a lot. And I'm sure very annoying and fustrating. So thank you for all that you do, putting up with us.
Everything that you do on here is very much appreciated. And you're doing it for free. You deserve a night out at Kowloon (only the best establishment for the best mod around).
I appreciate you a lot and I think you know that. Your kindness and understanding and a willingness to help makes all the difference.
So thank you, for all that you do @Fenway
And for the rest of the mods, thank you as well. I'm sure this site stuff has been a lot. And I'm sure very annoying and fustrating. So thank you for all that you do, putting up with us.
I'm sure there's a lot of behind the scenes work to maintain this board. Its appreciated. 
Did not realize how often I was mindlessly accessing this forum until I couldn’t do it anymore!! 
I would say it was a nice break but that would be a lie.
And here you and others were and still are, Fenway, working tirelessly behind the scenes to bring that simple joy back to all of us.
Now I get to continue to talk about the team I love with some pretty great people.
Thank you isn’t enough. But thank you
I would say it was a nice break but that would be a lie.And here you and others were and still are, Fenway, working tirelessly behind the scenes to bring that simple joy back to all of us.
Now I get to continue to talk about the team I love with some pretty great people.
Thank you isn’t enough. But thank you
Cannot imagine those who were outraged at the admin team leading the efforts when the website was down a short day plus.
Do not take it personal as that is a them problem. We appreciate everything you do as well as your posts.
Do not take it personal as that is a them problem. We appreciate everything you do as well as your posts.
I get your point. 
They won't if you subscribe 12 measly dollars a year.
@Fenway I note from the Globe article from ye olden days that allegedly your "love affair with the Bruins had come to an abrupt end". But here you still are, and here we all are also. Thanks to you and @Gee Wally and everyone else who keeps this site running. It is much appreciated.
We're stuck with the Bruins, and with each other, so we may as well make the best of it!
We're stuck with the Bruins, and with each other, so we may as well make the best of it!
@Aussie Bruin Weston Adams Jr gave me a complete playoff strip after reading it in the Globe, all I had to do was show the card the Bruins gave us in line. He explained that there were shenanigans inside the Garden Box Office and it was a problem since the building opened. It was no coincidence that the main scalpers were from Charlestown and they always had the good seats.
When Jacobs took over, he tried to get rid of the pizza stand on the stadium concourse and was politely told to back off, or the wise guys from the North End would burn the building down. BTW across from the pizza concession was a souvenir stand that was actually a bookie shop. He was not going to call their bluff and he came very close to moving the Bruins to New Hampshire. That is how badly he wanted to escape tribal Boston of that era.
18:04 - Brian McFarlane interviews former Bruin Johnny Peirson
20:45 - Dave Hodge interviews Bruin GM Harry Sinden
Thanks everyone for the good words - I promise to keep feeding the hamsters
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@Aussie Bruin Weston Adams Jr gave me a complete playoff strip after reading it in the Globe, all I had to do was show the card the Bruins gave us in line. He explained that there were shenanigans inside the Garden Box Office and it was a problem since the building opened. It was no coincidence that the main scalpers were from Charlestown and they always had the good seats.
When Jacobs took over, he tried to get rid of the pizza stand on the stadium concourse and was politely told to back off, or the wise guys from the North End would burn the building down. BTW across from the pizza concession was a souvenir stand that was actually a bookie shop. He was not going to call their bluff and he came very close to moving the Bruins to New Hampshire. That is how badly he wanted to escape tribal Boston of that era.
18:04 - Brian McFarlane interviews former Bruin Johnny Peirson
20:45 - Dave Hodge interviews Bruin GM Harry Sinden
Thanks everyone for the good words - I promise to keep feeding the hamsters
WRITE THE BOOK!!!
@Aussie Bruin Weston Adams Jr gave me a complete playoff strip after reading it in the Globe, all I had to do was show the card the Bruins gave us in line. He explained that there were shenanigans inside the Garden Box Office and it was a problem since the building opened. It was no coincidence that the main scalpers were from Charlestown and they always had the good seats.
When Jacobs took over, he tried to get rid of the pizza stand on the stadium concourse and was politely told to back off, or the wise guys from the North End would burn the building down. BTW across from the pizza concession was a souvenir stand that was actually a bookie shop. He was not going to call their bluff and he came very close to moving the Bruins to New Hampshire. That is how badly he wanted to escape tribal Boston of that era.
18:04 - Brian McFarlane interviews former Bruin Johnny Peirson
20:45 - Dave Hodge interviews Bruin GM Harry Sinden
Thanks everyone for the good words - I promise to keep feeding the hamsters
