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The thrill is gone
- Mar 16, 2011
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I don't know what the fascination is with Wes McCauley by the NHL, flat out he is a bad referee.
As much as they pretend playoff opportunities for refs are merit based, much of it is seniority based and shitty refs who have simply reffed a lot of games get more chances than they shouldI don't know what the fascination is with Wes McCauley by the NHL, flat out he is a bad referee.
He stopped play for NO reason with less than 2 min in the Vegas zone, Cats pressing.I don't know what the fascination is with Wes McCauley by the NHL, flat out he is a bad referee.
He stopped play for NO reason with less than 2 min in the Vegas zone, Cats pressing.
WTF
Is that in the rule book? Ref can stop the play if the goalie it bumped? Is that not a penalty if so?pretty sure they stopped the play because of the contact on the goalie
pretty sure they stopped the play because of the contact on the goalie
pretty sure they stopped the play because of the contact on the goalie
maybe florida caught a break then that they only blew the play deadIt's not a stoppage unless a goaltender interference penalty is called and he obviously didn't call the penalty so...?
if florida loses this game people better not blame bob again lol
wait you think he was mediocre in games 3-4? lol...It's not blaming Bobrovsky to say that the Panthers lost in no small part because he is no longer high-rolling like a savage. He's a mediocre goalie who finally had two mediocre games after two disastrous ones. But he's not to blame for being unable to continually bend the laws of probability in his favor.
This point of view comes across as a synclastic infundibulum.It's not blaming Bobrovsky to say that the Panthers lost in no small part because he is no longer high-rolling like a savage. He's a mediocre goalie who finally had two mediocre games after two disastrous ones. But he's not to blame for being unable to continually bend the laws of probability in his favor.
This point of view comes across as a synclastic infundibulum.
Kurt Vonnegut, The Sirens of TitanCHRONO-SYNCLASTIC INFUNDIBULA—Just imagine that your Daddy is the smartest man who ever lived on Earth, and he knows everything there is to find out, and he is exactly right about everything, and he can prove he is right about everything. Now imagine another little child on some nice world a million light years away, and that little child’s Daddy is the smartest man who ever lived on that nice world so far away. And he is just as smart and just as right as your Daddy is. Both Daddies are smart, and both Daddies are right. Only if they ever met each other they would get into a terrible argument, because they wouldn’t agree on anything. Now, you can say that your Daddy is right and the other little child’s Daddy is wrong, but the Universe is an awfully big place. There is room enough for an awful lot of people to be right about things and still not agree. The reason both Daddies can be right and still get into terrible fights is because there are so many different ways of being right. There are places in the Universe, though, where each Daddy could finally catch on to what the other Daddy was talking about. These places are where all the different kinds of truths fit together as nicely as the parts in your Daddy’s solar watch. We call these places chrono-synclastic infundibula. The Solar System seems to be full of chrono-synclastic infundibula. There is one great big one we are sure of that likes to stay between Earth and Mars. We know about that one because an Earth man and his Earth dog ran right into it. You might think it would be nice to go to a chrono-synclastic infundibulum and see all the different ways to be absolutely right, but it is a very dangerous thing to do. The poor man and his poor dog are scattered far and wide, not just through space, but through time, too. Chrono (kroh-no) means time. Synclastic (sin-class-tick) means curved toward the same side in all directions, like the skin of an orange. Infundibulum (in-fun-dib-u-lum) is what the ancient Romans like Julius Caesar and Nero called a funnel. If you don’t know what a funnel is, get Mommy to show you one.
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