PASabreFan

Memory is fading on some of these guys. I do remember that I always thought his name was cool. Not sure why, looking back.

I'm between 1 and 2. Closer to 2. I wish there was another optimistic option above merely breaking 70 points.

Was Dahlin not broken for most of last season? Why shouldn't that be the starting point until proven otherwise?

Psychological warfare was waged on us. Asymmetrical warfare takes a relatively small act and gets a huge bang for its buck. Terrorists need societies to cooperate. I won't mark their anniversary for them and keep the cycle going.

Then the terrorists win.

Talk about minimizing. You are trying to talk about how things changed after 9/11 and the most you can come up with are some beefed up security procedures at airports? You are truly lucky, I guess. Something like 20 veterans kill themselves every day because they can't live with what happened to them in the War on Terror. They and their families are forever changed. The rest of the country just keeps rolling along, as far as I can fell.

It's OK. I got the one thumbs up that really means something to me.

No, it's a generic thread that asked for people's thoughts. Some don't seem to know the purpose of message boards. Whether and how the country "changed forever" is worth discussing.

Something else changed this country in the last 20 years 100x more than 9/11 did. We're using it right now. And we're in the midst of a pandemic that is killing orders higher of Americans. Life goes on. Like I said, today I'll think of those directly affected and not those whose lives were altered fundamentally by having to take their shoes off at the airport or something.

So you want to start a thread on 9/11 and then get mad when someone doesn't fall in line? Go whine to the moderator and get this thread moved to LTS Land.

Changed forever? Seems like a cliche. I think I'd reserve that one for the those who lost someone that day... and the men and women of the military.

Is this trade delayed because of someone even dumber than the fantasy traders here? In other words, fans overrate their own, and a fan is running this show? Sorry... "fan." I bet if it was up to KA this sideshow would be over.

Oh yeah, BYE JOHN.

It's amazes me what gets the OMFG responses. Generational, I think. OMG, the pasta was amazing! (h/t Louis CK)

Nice job, Pegula kid.

And the people who just have to be ahead of you?

The boy who was not glad He and his dad Took a trip into the middle of Scranton Look, my dear dad, said the sad lad "Those two fellas are kissin'" The dad told the lad not to be mad "Be glad... they are happy. They just happen to prefer the sausage"

Children's book? Here is a boy in a mine. Look at the boy in the mine. The boy in the mine is sad. --- The End.

The slug is green.

Roy time traveled to sniff Latvian caboose. No shocker there.

The playoffs in 84 and 85 were true suffering!

And that's why it's a sucker bet.

What a small minded and thoughtless person. No wonder Drury hated grocery shopping.

I know this is the definition of the Gambler's Fallacy, but this franchise is due for a good* season.

People are forgetting the loser point, parity, the fact that opponents don't treat every game as Game 7 over the course of a season, the real chance, if the team is out of the playoffs again, that they will have another meaningless strong finish. The main factor I am looking at is a real addition-by-subtraction boost in the lockerroom and some special coaching by Donny Granato.