OT: How Old Are You, HFSens?
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Question, Would you feel there was a void/ incomplete feeling in your life, if you died and the sens didn't win a cup?
this is a serious question since its one of my biggest fears in life.
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true now, but say im 20 right now cheer for this team and take roughly 9-12 hours a week during every season till im 80 watching this team, and you never got to witness it climax. that adds up to a lot of hours of your life.
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I think dying would be the bigger letdown.
In all seriousness, though, aging does something odd to a person. On one hand, the regrets and 'woulda, shoulda, couldas' add up. On the other hand, you become much more comfortable in your own skin. It's funny, as a kid you think all the adults out there are so 'put together' and solid. When you're older you realize that no one knows what the heck they're doing....we're all just winging it and trying to get through life the best we can. The idea that you only win the game of life if you have that laundry list of the house, the white picket fence, the trophy wife, etc, etc, etc really fades away quickly. You win the game of life simply by living.
I'd say if I was on my deathbed and the (modern) Sens were still Cupless, it would be more like thinking it sure would've been nice to see the Cup in Ottawa kind of feeling. More just wistful thinking..."void" is too strong a word.
I think dying would be the bigger letdown.
In all seriousness, though, aging does something odd to a person. On one hand, the regrets and 'woulda, shoulda, couldas' add up. On the other hand, you become much more comfortable in your own skin. It's funny, as a kid you think all the adults out there are so 'put together' and solid. When you're older you realize that no one knows what the heck they're doing....we're all just winging it and trying to get through life the best we can. The idea that you only win the game of life if you have that laundry list of the house, the white picket fence, the trophy wife, etc, etc, etc really fades away quickly. You win the game of life simply by living.
I'd say if I was on my deathbed and the (modern) Sens were still Cupless, it would be more like thinking it sure would've been nice to see the Cup in Ottawa kind of feeling. More just wistful thinking..."void" is too strong a word.
Much philosophy
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I think dying would be the bigger letdown.
In all seriousness, though, aging does something odd to a person. On one hand, the regrets and 'woulda, shoulda, couldas' add up. On the other hand, you become much more comfortable in your own skin. It's funny, as a kid you think all the adults out there are so 'put together' and solid. When you're older you realize that no one knows what the heck they're doing....we're all just winging it and trying to get through life the best we can. The idea that you only win the game of life if you have that laundry list of the house, the white picket fence, the trophy wife, etc, etc, etc really fades away quickly. You win the game of life simply by living.
I'd say if I was on my deathbed and the (modern) Sens were still Cupless, it would be more like thinking it sure would've been nice to see the Cup in Ottawa kind of feeling. More just wistful thinking..."void" is too strong a word.
Nice, I'm more of a bucket list guy, can't see myself ditching it, and the sens winning the cup is the only thing uncontrollable by me on that list. But as K2T said, nice Philosophy
