watchmaker49

Suckers. You all played right into where I was leading you. You guys take the RWNJ stance and when I took the RWNJ stance you attacked me for spouting YOUR beliefs and not mine. I was playing teanut and you all bit. Now all of you are taking a socialist/liberal attitude when it directly affects you. Way to funny. You guys are like the old people riding their Medicare paid for scooters screaming for the government to keep their hands off their Medicare.

Sorry to blow your science hating mind but this is part of climatic change.

Why? Because these tax payer paid for sand bags will be used to protect your house?

What would you call Scott Hennen or the state legislature? As for the sandbags a couple of questions. What are these bags going to be used for? Are they to protect private property? Are the tax payers being billed to protect private property? Child labor to fill sandbags to protect private property on the tax payers dime? Can the people who need bags not pay for their own bags and sand? You know take responsibility for their own property and not expect the state to do it for them? Like people in Grand Forks did for years. All along Elmwood Dr. in Grand Forks the people who lived their bought their own sand and bags and built their own protection. Would this not fall under the ideology that if someone builds in a flood plain by a river be responsible to protect their own property and not rely on the state to protect them (socialism)? Now they are taking kids and indoctrinating them into serving the state. Would this not be like the FEMA camps and AmeriCorps brainwashing the young?

Averaged 75 points each year is a bigger WOW.

After scoring 301 points at Maine he only played in 122 NHL games over a 12 year pro career. Interesting. http://www.hockeydb.com/ihdb/stats/pdisplay.php?pid=3779

I wonder how many Yale players would make the WCHA All-Academic Team?

Something interesting I found on Yale's website. http://www.yalebulldogs.com/sports/m-hockey/Recruiting_Form_men-s_hockey

Neither is your hero Kristo.

These would make a great stocking stuffer. Even if you made a couple of bucks what the heck. Your time, effort, capital, etc.. I hope those maroon or gold caps are not an option.

The can't come up with a newer picture? Interesting that his agent had him sign only a one year deal.

This is where they can take little Ebitda. Who gets the name? http://www.nytimes.c...wanted=all&_r=0

Always wondered the same thing? Then what else does the half kid only get half of?

Bob says it best.. Come gather 'round people Wherever you roam And admit that the waters Around you have grown And accept it that soon You'll be drenched to the bone If your time to you Is worth savin' Then you better start swimmin' Or you'll sink like a stone For the times they are a-changin'. Come writers and critics Who prophesize with your pen And keep your eyes wide The chance won't come again And don't speak too soon For the wheel's still in spin And there's no tellin' who That it's namin' For the loser now Will be later to win For the times they are a-changin'.

Add having a real nice office, house, salary, 2 1/2 kids in a good prep school, and a nice weekend place. It would be interesting to see in 20 years where the Yale guys are compared to the other 15 teams in the tourney. Yale guys are not thinking about playing in the NHL. They are thinking about being agents, lawyers, or the owners of the team. Like the old joke. You go to Silo Tech in Fargo to work on the farm. You go to UND to own the farm. Same thing here. Except here you go to UND to play on a team and you go to Yale to own the team.

He really was probably quoting from memory. MafiaMan knows what he is saying. Well except for picking Mass-Lowell..

Too many people think he should be though.

Heck whoever wins it still will be a great college hockey game to watch.

Why has no one ever mentioned the fact that it would cost UND a large chunk of change to fire him? If his base is 300K a year and he has 5 years left on his contract, minimum you would think that it would cost them $1,200,000 to go away. So then you hire a new coach for anywhere from 250K-300K and add the 300K Hak is still getting that makes a 500K plus coaching cost. This is not even taking into consideration that a new coach might not keep Jackson and Bubs and add having to buy out their contracts and paying the new assistants. Total of in excess of $2.5 million for a coaching change, with no guarantee that anything would get better. Now who thinks there is a chance that Hak gets fired?

Excellent point. I can see and hear him saying that.

As does the guy living under the Sorlie Bridge.

They may not have athletic scholarships. But they have academic scholarships, which I would assume requires the same academic standards that other students would be under. That is like how Robbie Bina's brother got more money in academic scholarships at Wisconsin-Superior than Robbie got at UND.

Could they even do this?

At the local Goodwill store. Same as you do. Possible the Salvation Army.

So that is Kevin Hartzell's kid. Funny that he did not play for the rodents since he dad was a captain there and assistant coach.