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Not funny, or appropriate.
Have you missed all our walking wounded? It's definitely appropriate.
If it's not funny, that's just your opinion as that would be subjective.
Not funny, or appropriate.
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Looking at the schedule I see maybe 10 points from teams well below the Sens in the standings that they should get.
After that, there are a lot of games vs teams still in the playoff race that will be much harder to get.
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You’re entitled to your opinion… as is everyone else.
I believe there is a block or ignore function if you really want to live in an echo chamber.
Where is trollstomper when you need him/her/it
The three worst things in life: Cancer, Death, and injuries to hockey players.Don't jump down on someone for making a joke you find offensive without understanding that comedy helps people cope with truly terrible and awful things.
The three worst things in life: Cancer, Death, and injuries to hockey players.
Dude... I wasn't agreeing with you.Lol which makes me even more flabbergasted that people got offended by a joke about injured hockey players.
Theres so much more shit going on that isn't good that you should direct your "offended" energy towards...injured hockey player jokes doesn't seem like it should be high on anyone's list of getting offended about considering the shit going on in the real world that isn't comedy. Leave (Britney) comedy alone, Karens!
If you don't like a joke, simply scroll past it. Let the joke alone for those that it helps heal. Some people enjoy the jokes and the last thing they want is someone complaining or trying to remove something that gives them joy.
I feel like this has been said for decades. Don't like it? Move on. You're clearly not the target for the joke. And just because you don't like a joke doesn't mean others won't...and just because you don't like a joke doesn't mean the joke should be removed. Others should get the opportunity to hear the jokes and laugh for a second, and get relief from their otherwise hard day or life.
(This wasn't directed at you, but I used you as a way to keep my rant going hahahaha)
I will take a peaceful death over a traumatic life. When I think of what some Humans on this planet have endured, it is heartbreaking and almost incomprehensible.The three worst things in life: Cancer, Death, and injuries to hockey players.
Dude... I wasn't agreeing with you.
I just don't think it's appropriate, and said as much.I never said you were.
Clearly you get offended easily, I guess.
The whole of human history is filled with both suffering, and the most incredible of achievements. We are at our worst when we lack in empathy and compassion for others. We are at our best when we care for each other and think beyond ourselves.I will take a peaceful death over a traumatic life. When I think of what some Humans on this planet have endured, it is heartbreaking and almost incomprehensible.
I just don't think it's appropriate, and said as much.
We're on a losing streak that coincides with being without Pinto, Norris and Tkachuk. Our future depends on getting healthy,
We are 2 pts back of Clb and 4 of Det, but play Clb four times, and Det twice to close the season, we still control our fate,
You sure are on a roller coaster
My only beef with the Sens is that they lose EVERY away game that I go to. Edmonton, Calgary, New York, Winnipeg. etc.
They refuse to win on the road when I’m present.
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As someone who watched their grandmother starve to death from stomach cancer, and their grandfather die from multiple tumors his drunk of a doctor didn't bother looking for when he complained about pain for months, I don't find cancer in an of itself particularly funny topic, no. But I understand that people use humour as a coping mechanism, I have used that coping mechanism in the past and will in the future, and I won't sit here and say that when Grandma was hallucinating about ham and pineapple sandwiches floating around her hospital room, my family didn't find some humour in that to help us manage what an awful time it was for everyone as she spent her last days in a morphine haze. But I wouldn't think it's appropriate to make jokes about someone else having cancer. Do you understand the difference there?Yeah, and I think you're wrong. I showed the links of all the cancer jokes. Clearly people suffering from cancer or who have loved ones suffering from cancer think it's ok to crack jokes about cancer. Do you agree or not? If not, would be interesting to see you debate with them that they shouldn't use comedy to cope with their condition.
And if you do agree, would be interesting to hear you argue that making jokes about cancer is ok to help you cope with cancer, but it's inappropriate to make jokes about physical injuries to help you cope with physical injuries or make jokes about a bad hockey team to help you cope with a bad hockey team.
Cancer jokes? Yeah those are cool, but don't you dare joke about someone being in a wheelchair.
I don't see the disconnect of being ok with one for a coping aid, but not the other. How does that make sense??
As someone who watched their grandmother starve to death from stomach cancer, and their grandfather die from multiple tumors his drunk of a doctor didn't bother looking for when he complained about pain for months, I don't find cancer in an of itself particularly funny topic, no. But I understand that people use humour as a coping mechanism, I have used that coping mechanism in the past and will in the future, and I won't sit here and say that when Grandma was hallucinating about ham and pineapple sandwiches floating around her hospital room, my family didn't find some humour in that to help us manage what an awful time it was for everyone as she spent her last days in a morphine haze. But I wouldn't think it's appropriate to make jokes about someone else having cancer. Do you understand the difference there?
Comedy is, at its most basic, a subjective thing. What one person finds funny, another may find offensive or inappropriate. And that's fine. It's OK man. Not everyone agrees with you. Comedians understand that is the line they walk every time they tell a joke that may be offensive.
Anyways, you've completely derailed this thread trying to justify a joke you didn't make that some people found inappropriate. If you have an opinion on whether our season is absolutely finished or not, that's great! Lets chat about it. But I won't spend my day going back and forth with you about what is and isn't funny. You've said your piece, I've heard you out, and we can leave it at that because this isn't the Comedy Forum Boards.
Not sure I needed the novel. The picture didn't bother me I was more poking fun at some of the infractions I get which are much more benign than that picture.Hopefully inactive.
Jokes are a great way to get by sad moments.
Anyone who gets offended by the subject matter of jokes clearly doesn't understand the history of comedy and how it's deeply routed in dark times.
It helps people get through tough times by making jokes about hard times or situations.
Pete Davidson lost his dad, firefighter, to 911 world trade center collapse...he always makes jokes about 911. It helps him cope.
I've lost many people to cancer....so we shouldn't make jokes about cancer?
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If anyone gets offended by someone's joke, take a long pause and think, maybe they're doing this to help cope with their own grief, or perhaps ,trying to make someone else who is grieving crack a smile.
Don't jump down on someone for making a joke you find offensive without understanding that comedy helps people cope with truly terrible and awful things.
Not sure I needed the novel. The picture didn't bother me I was more poking fun at some of the infractions I get which are much more benign than that picture.
We're on a losing streak that coincides with being without Pinto, Norris and Tkachuk. Our future depends on getting healthy,
We are 2 pts back of Clb and 4 of Det, but play Clb four times, and Det twice to close the season, we still control our fate,
To many Sens fans want to be French soldiers and surrender at the first sign of trouble. Shame on them
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Ok, so we can't blame injuries, but the injuries piled up for 5 of the loses in those stretches.In our last 20 games, we're 10-8-2.
In our last 25 games, we're 11-12-2.
This team has been mediocre for two months now, and you can't just blame injuries. Remember the 4-0 loss to the Sabres? Getting embarrassed 5-0 by the Rangers? 4-0 against the Blues? The mess of a Florida roadtrip before the break? The complete no-show on Monday against the Habs?
Whenever these games have happened, people say "one game is not the end!". That's true, but these games have added up.
It'll take quite a turnaround to get 30-32 points out of the last 25 games.
Tkachuk, Norris and Pinto returning will help. But we weren't exactly lighting things up with them in the lineup.
We've seen this team go on ~10 game stretches of good play. We've never seen them be consistently good for 25. And that's what it'll take to make the playoffs. You can't afford any more hiccups.
15 wins and 10 losses is likely what you need, but that might not even be enough.