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Who will advance to the Conference Finals

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Refs need to continue calling those 'pick' interference plays. At least I have seen a few called recently, which wonderful.
Fisher just got away with a blatant one.
 
Bozle said:
anyone who drives a pickup truck to do anything other than pick things up is a cancer to society

these people either dont know how to drive properly or think they can break the law because they’re in a pickup

to anyone who drives a pickup truck here: i am not sorry if i offended you. get a new vehicle.
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Tell me about it... they're f***ing everywhere here in FL and pretty much a license to drive like a piece of shit. Then again, it's usually shitheads that buy them in the first place. Every time I see one I can't help but think what the person driving it is compensating for

Don't even get me started on the monster trucks which are also as prevalent as roaches here. I just don't get it
 
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A few weeks ago I rmemeber seeing an infographic about how Winnipeg built their team through nothing but trades and the draft and everyone was fawning about how great they are run and how they did it the right way and blah blah blah...sorta hit me today that maybe the reason for them building their team the way they did is a lot simpler...its because nobody actually wants to play for the jets because of the city. It's cold...like insanely cold. If I could play for any mhm franchise...as good as they are and as much talent as they have I woudlnt even remotely consider playing there. Who wants to live in a tundra. Your family sure as he'll won't love it.
 
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Inferno said:
A few weeks ago I rmemeber seeing an infographic about how Winnipeg built their team through nothing but trades and the draft and everyone was fawning about how great they are run and how they did it the right way and blah blah blah...sorta hit me today that maybe the reason for them building their team the way they did is a lot simpler...its because nobody actually wants to play for the jets because of the city. It's cold...like insanely cold. If I could play for any mhm franchise...as good as they are and as much talent as they have I woudlnt even remotely consider playing there. Who wants to live in a tundra. Your family sure as he'll won't love it.
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That’s pretty much what it is. They did a great job, but the direction was out of necessity, not some divine stroke of genius from Chevy. I actually think they could’ve sped it up by being more proactive on the trade market, but at this point that doesn’t matter
 
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jas said:
Philly is paradise compared to Camden. I used to do field work and I go so many parts of the Mid-Atlantic states. The only place as devoid of hope as Camden is Chester, PA. I do understand how anyone could maintain any optimism living in such a place.
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Chester is SO bad, my god... it looks like a horror movie, even worse than camden
 
McSauer said:
1.) Can I ask where in JC? I just bought my first home in the Jersey City Heights--which besides downtown that you can't touch, is the second most trendy/expensive spot in the city--in the western slope and it is such a nice residential area...

...and I also renovated a run-down 2 bedroom condo with a garage so it's all new and modern and awesome to live in and yes, I will make a killing when I sell it in a few years :D

2.) Add Ridgewood and Glen Rock (where I grew up) to that second bolded list; they are beyond nice suburbs. I'd even call GR the most sterotypical suburb in the US haha (I've had friends visit before and they called it 'Pleasantville' lol)
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She also lives in the heights... I mean, it's not bad by any means, but drive in any direction for more than a minute or two and you're in a pretty crap area IMO.
 
ThirdEye said:
Tell me about it... they're ****ing everywhere here in FL and pretty much a license to drive like a piece of ****. Then again, it's usually ****heads that buy them in the first place. Every time I see one I can't help but think what the person driving it is compensating for

Don't even get me started on the monster trucks which are also as prevalent as roaches here. I just don't get it
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Here’s the logic it’s pretty simple actually. This is a crowded place full of mutants. Many of you want to keep letting more in and most people drive like shit. So When a guy in his truck gets into an accident with you in your little car you’re going to wish you were in a truck. I guarantee it.
 
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