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[CDJ]

Great analogy for the Reilly-Brodie pairing

 

[Bruinaura]

"I like the Leafs and I like food and only one of them never lets me down."

For those who don't like these videos, enjoy the middle of this one where he eats a chocolate cupcake with mustard on it.

If that's the case he'd probably weigh 700 pounds except he burns off all his energy making these videos

 

[rfournier103]

If that's the case he'd probably weigh 700 pounds except he burns off all his energy making these videos

Thank God I wasn’t drinking coffee when I read this!

 

[Fenway]

 

[rfournier103]

I’m very concerned about Steve. He’s probably going to need a cardiologist, a neurologist, a psychiatrist and a priest before this is all said and done.

Win or lose, we’re in for a ride.

 

[Blowfish]

I’m very concerned about Steve. He’s probably going to need a cardiologist, a neurologist, a psychiatrist and a priest before this is all said and done.

Win or lose, we’re in for a ride.

OMG this is way too funny! Love it!

 

[rfournier103]

OMG this is way too funny! Love it!

Haha! Thank you!

I wish Steve “Dangle” Glynn knew that he has his very own thread on a Bruins message board. I’d love to see his reaction to that.

 

[Fopppa]

I do find him entertaining and most of the time quite on point in his rants. But it's gotten to the point now when he uses that high-pitched whining voice waaaaay too much. It was part of a persona at first where he finished up the long rants with that voice, but nowadays he gets to that point half a sentence into the rants. Grates the on the ear drums a bit. That being said he's still very entertaining , especially when the Leafs lose (obviously).

I also find it hilarious that the old "daddy Campbell" trope is still alive.

 

[TD Charlie]

Haha! Thank you!

I wish Steve “Dangle” Glynn knew that he has his very own thread on a Bruins message board. I’d love to see his reaction to that.

He has to be aware at this point.

First 2 minutes of the most recent video are hilarious too

 

[CharasLazyWrister]

I do find him entertaining and most of the time quite on point in his rants. But it's gotten to the point now when he uses that high-pitched whining voice waaaaay too much. It was part of a persona at first where he finished up the long rants with that voice, but nowadays he gets to that point half a sentence into the rants. Grates the on the ear drums a bit. That being said he's still very entertaining , especially when the Leafs lose (obviously).

I also find it hilarious that the old "daddy Campbell" trope is still alive.

I had a friend show me Steve Dangle videos when he was still getting like 5k views each post back around 2009. Before he was known really at all. He's a funny guy and (IMO) a genuinely knowledgeable hockey mind.

Since he's gotten big, as happens for a variety of reasons, he's really played up the whole "angry guy" caricature and it's definitely gotten tougher to listen to. Mainly, like you said, because the pitch of his voice is grating on the ear drums.

 

[Blowfish]

I had a friend show me Steve Dangle videos when he was still getting like 5k views each post back around 2009. Before he was known really at all. He's a funny guy and (IMO) a genuinely knowledgeable hockey mind.

Since he's gotten big, as happens for a variety of reasons, he's really played up the whole "angry guy" caricature and it's definitely gotten tougher to listen to. Mainly, like you said, because the pitch of his voice is grating on the ear drums.

It's known as an unconditional stimulus - a stimulus or trigger that leads to an automatic response. If a cold breeze (Steve's Leaf Jersey combined with grating voice) makes you shiver (ears hurt), for instance, the (cold breeze / leaf jersey) is an unconditioned stimulus; it produces an involuntary response (the shivering / ears hurt).

 

[CharasLazyWrister]

It's known as an unconditional stimulus - a stimulus or trigger that leads to an automatic response. If a cold breeze (Steve's Leaf Jersey combined with grating voice) makes you shiver (ears hurt), for instance, the (cold breeze / leaf jersey) is an unconditioned stimulus; it produces an involuntary response (the shivering / ears hurt).

Isn't there a chance that the audible pitch of his voice is actually physically painful to the eardrum? Rather than simply a mental trigger for displeasure?

Sorry if that's a dumb question due to me interpreting your response incorrectly.

 

[GordonHowe]

It's known as an unconditional stimulus - a stimulus or trigger that leads to an automatic response. If a cold breeze (Steve's Leaf Jersey combined with grating voice) makes you shiver (ears hurt), for instance, the (cold breeze / leaf jersey) is an unconditioned stimulus; it produces an involuntary response (the shivering / ears hurt).

What?

 

[Blowfish]

What?

You see A leaf jersey and it pains you in a number of ways.

Isn't there a chance that the audible pitch of his voice is actually physically painful to the eardrum? Rather than simply a mental trigger for displeasure?

Sorry if that's a dumb question due to me interpreting your response incorrectly.

I don't know I was trying to be creative lol...failed.

 

[Dennis Bonvie]

You see A leaf jersey and it pains you in a number of ways.


I don't know I was trying to be creative lol...failed.

I thought it was a good effort.

 

[Dennis Bonvie]

 

[CDJ]

Setting the reminder on my phone rn

 

[Blowfish]

Bruins were just "good"??? LOL. Love listening to Steve!

 

[Si Hopkins]

I can never tell if Dangle is the spokesperson for everything that is wrong with Toronto fan culture or if he is a blazing light of change that will help heal and reshape their intergenerational trauma. It's often a both/and situation with him, I gotta say.

 

[JCRO]

That hit single line for Reeves being odd man rush sent me.

He’s so funny man. He’s the one leafs fan I respect

 

[Bruinaura]

There's a way to actually use snot?

I don't wanna know.

 

[Dennis Bonvie]

I have never heard of that human being. John Beecher?

He's too funny.

 

[Blowfish]

I have never heard of that human being. John Beecher?

He's too funny.

The day before he was reviewing the lineup and made a sarcastic remark about Beecher scoring first goal...Love that he called himself out on that remark. Very funny.

 

[Fopppa]

There's a way to actually use snot?

I don't wanna know.

I really thought I heard that wrong despite how many times he repeated it. Apparently they use "having snot" as something positive? Some kind of analogy for working hard or playing gritty? There has to be about a million better words to use. Who wants to play with snot? It's fitting for a guy like Domi I guess, but not really something to aspire to.

 

[Dennis Bonvie]