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Happy Thanksgiving to Jfr and and Sioux fans everywhere.

You guys realize that Krazy Glue has cyanide in it, don't you?

If I had to make a guess, I'd say that that vast majority of people who frequent this board appreciate the information you post. I hope that you'll reconsider your decision.

Does this apply equally to all races or is it just another one of those rights invented out of thin air? Because I'd hate to think what would happen if non-Indians demanded that Indians cease and desist in the appropriation of their cultures and customs. And what if that same principle was applied to technology and medicine, too?

It is this type of thinking that keeps me fighting for the Fighting Sioux:

I should probably keep my mouth shut, but the article does pretty much explode the myth that fighting has some meaningful purpose to professional hockey other than entertainment value.

What are we talking about? I forgot.

[cough]...vested interest...[cough]

Two words: Krazy Glue.

A letter from Josie Harper, Dartmouth's director of athletics and recreation, is being discussed in this thread, but I thought the subject deserved a thread of its own given that we'll be hearing more about the issue by the time the Sioux play Darthmouth Dec. 29. Columnist Charles Mitchell strikes back at Dartmouth about this open letter from the school's Native American Council: Thanksgiving in the Academy

I try not to assume too much.

Sorry, but I'm going to rely on THETRIOUXPER's crystal ball which has been so reliable in the past.

I'm telling you, what this team really needs is more players with the keen insight, courage, leadership, principles and intestinal fortitude of Gen. Jack Ripper, USAF. Deny them your essence, lads, and everything will take care of itself! PS: I hear our players were served water with exceptionally high levels of fluoridation when they were in Anchorage.

When did this turn into a Minnesota-Wisconsin thread?

This belongs in the high school hockey thread.

No, you're just photogenic.

Are those the names of riverboat saloons?

I wasn't, but I am now.

Here's a glimpse of what you're in for.

When you find out, we'll expect a full report -- with pictures.

That's a big load to take on, what with all the chicken wings and beer you're already consuming for training purposes. But a true fan is always willing to take one for the team.

From the globeandmail.com: Devils go to school to find talent Brodeur says times have changed when looking at players from U.S. colleges

I heard that some of the guys on the team like women, too. That has to stop.

The Brad Schlossman goalie jinx.

I never cease to be amazed at how those who oppose UND's use of the Fighting Sioux nickname and logo attribute every single setback in athletics as having something to do with the name issue. I suppose the reason UND got swept by UAA had something to do with the injunction, too.