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re: Name 3 things you like

Posted by ZenFNmaster on 3/24/26 at 3:41 am to
Mean Streets, Spanish freaks, old school beat.

Dislikes; Cops, Traitors, Story corroborates.

re: Dungeon crawler carl

Posted by ZenFNmaster on 3/18/26 at 8:51 am to
The cook book isn’t the same book that would get you put on an FBI watchlist. It’s the Dungeon Crawlers Anarchist Cookbook,
It’s almost a character unto itself.
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Because they are on skates. Their feet aren’t planted. It would be uncommon to tear ligaments in your knee when your foot will just slide when contacted.


While certainly not as prevalent as in the NBA, knee injuries are probably the around the third most common injuries in the NHL behind concussions and tooth loss.
Sloppy ice in warm weather locations cause cause ruts that catch a skate, particularly when transitioning from skating forwards to backwards.
The skate stays pointing one way while the body keeps moving resulting in nuking of the knee, or ankle as well as Tib/Fib breaks and spiral fractures.
Right there in the title it asks why the phenomenon of load management doesn’t exist in the NHL.
Typical of a post by SFP, when unable to successfully argue the topic at hand, he resorts to juvenile debate tactics like moving the goalposts and name calling.
How about this explanation ? Hockey players aren’t little bitches like their hardwood contemporaries, or SFP.
Newsflash, there aren’t really any football insiders either.
The way some of yall post incredibly stupid things with the utmost confidence is breathtaking.
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You don't have the same sort of explosive movements in hockey, which decreases the chances of these sorts of progressions


It's not that yall are dumb, you're just ignorant of the facts. When I don't know much about a subject I generally keep my mouth shut about it so I don't put my ignorance on display.

Some of y'all apparently handle things differently.

The collisions alone in hockey are just as if not far more explosive than anything a basketball player does on the court.

Then there's getting hit with a frozen piece of rubber doing 120mph. It doesn't matter where it hits or what protection you have, it still hurts like hell.

All professional hockey players come right up against that line of tough/crazy. You have to be a little bit nuts to play that sport at its highest levels.

Basketball is barely even a sport in comparison, when it comes to the physicality of the two.
You cards fans are so insufferable. At least you dropped that whole best fans bullshite.
:couldn’t tell you what team these QBs play for :|


Context clues alone tell you it's Penn St and Oregon.
Why in the frick would you think that that would be the case?
For some of you so called Patriots, you sure don't seem to care much about due process and people being innocent until proven guilty.

None of yall know exactly what happened, the details or the context. Can you maybe wait until some corroborating evidence showing he knowingly harbored fugitives or illegally possessed firearms before stringing the kid up?

A reality exists where JT was taken advantage of by people he grew up with and whom he thought were friends.

Don't let that stop you from forming a digital lynch mob.

re: Interesting '27 QB tidbit

Posted by ZenFNmaster on 8/12/25 at 1:07 am to
I really feel like Hurley is gonna be the next QB after Nuss to come here, wait his turn here and gets 2 years or so as the starting QB at LSU.
I also think he has vast potential and could end up as another in a growing line of great LSU QBs.
Besides, isn't the Road team dominant in the all time series with Alabama vs LSU ?
shite, car manufacturers and their proprietary software is going to put a ton of mechanics and shops out of business.
Pretty soon you will only be able to take your car to the dealer, where they will assrape your wallet with the ferocity and haste of a cougar in heat.
It's already happening with European cars like Porsche and Mercedes. It won't be long til every manufacturer will require a shop to send their mechanics to some school of theirs and purchase the software to be able to do the simplest repairs.
I'd suggest buying a dirt bike, at least a 125 or 250, and ride it every weekend for 6 months.
There's no amount or kind of practice that will get you used to riding around other mostly inconsiderate drivers though.
I got my first dirt bike at 5, a big red 50, and rode dirt bikes until 15 or 16.
My uncle brought a frame back from Sturgis the year I turned 15, and made a deal with me that if I could put together a street legal motorcycle from it, he'd pay my way to go to Sturgis the following year.
Ended up with a 69 Pan head lower, shovel head upper rat rod, and had the time of my life at the 95th anniversary of the Black Hills Motorcycle rally.
It was also my primary mode of transportation off and on into my early 20's, with the first 3 or 4 years in Illinois and their brutal winters.

I say all that to say this, by the time I took a motorcycle on the street with other motorists, I had probably 1000 hours on 1 bike or another total, and I still had more close calls than I really ever want to admit to myself.
Laid it down countless times, ghost rode off it to avoid a collision once, and have thrown more washers over rmy shoulder into the windshields of soccer moms trying to finish their makeup and wrangle 3 kids while driving 90 down the interstate.
I stopped riding full time in around 02, before the proliferation of cell phones, but I can only imagine how much more dangerous drivers are to motorcyclists, and I just can't see myself ever riding full time again.
However, Louisiana would be the perfect place for it, if not for the vast majority of shite drivers in the state.
I would absolutely record every second I was riding, for sure. frick not bring able to prove fault in the event that some dumbass changes lanes without looking and squashes me like an insect.
I've seen people complain about motorcycle riders whipping in between cars and traffic, but honestly the best way to stay safe is to aggressively negotiate the traffic on your terms instead of being reactionary to the other assholes on the road.
Louisiana will never be a place where zipper merges happen properly. shite, I'm amazed so many of these people can navigate a traffic circle.
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As a Brewers fan I’m loving it. In their last 66 games they are 50-16. That is bat shite crazy. Since right around June 1st there have only been 6 different teams that have beaten them and in the same span they’ve had seven series sweeps. Today four of their primary starters had the day off but they just don’t give a frick. They scrap, claw, and fight anyone they play.


They're gonna tear shite up enroute to their customary first round playoff exit.
That the auto bid discussion, if it should exist at all, begins with the SEC.

re: Ryne Sandberg has passed away

Posted by ZenFNmaster on 7/29/25 at 2:09 pm to
Growing up off of Racine on the Northside as a kid, Ryno was my absolute hero.

It wouldn't be until another Chicago icon who donned the #23 jersey came along that i found myself able to hold anyone in the same regard as I held Ryno.

He was the only reason to watch the Cuns through some of the lean years of Tribune ownership.

I still to this day hold am inordinate amount of hatred towards Steve Garvey and the fricking Padres of robbing that 85 Cubs team at the chance for a world series. fricking Steve Garvey.

65 is so young. He still had so much to give the game of baseball. A somber reminder to everyone over 40 to get their prostate exam.