Hello all,
Yes, but we probably didn't drank the same amount of beer!!!!!!
Merlot is right, my comment (as usual) is sarcastic. Bravo! At least there's somebody that can read between the lines.
Well, I wasn't sure, but I figured that given the obvious circumstances. Just on the surface, I got a laugh either way. Consider the rest of the post directed at those who aren't joking.
This is a team that wasn't even supposed to be on a podium and they proved to the world that they could hang with the big boys. Great job as far as I'm concerned!!
It was watching team U.S.A. go through the medals ceremony without much time to absorb the loss. They quite understandably couldn't smile for the silver medal so close in minutes from the last goal. They did themselves very proud in these games and we are all very proud of them. But I was thinking about how terrible it would have been for the Canadians to face the same scenario with an international television audience, with a stadium full of Canadians, all of Canada watching and having to take silver medals then stand there and listen to the Star Spangled Banner. Even as an American it feels like an epic horror show. Those who talked about the outcome of the game here are relatively happy for the Canadians victory on home ice.
... Joe T....you have made me a wealthy man with your amazingly consistent sports predictions. My hat goes off to you Sir.
Yup, he's the Polaris of betting, a perfectly consistent marker to direct yourself from. Just do the opposite and it's money in the bank.
I plead the Fifth - I refuse to kill the Golden Goose. (Joe T, you da MAN!).
I understand Polaris shifts along it's maximum range every 15,000 years. Don't worry. If Jt lived a million years there would still be perfect consistency...lol.
Hey, three people voted for Canada after the game was over. If you three prophets are still taking bets on Canada v U.S.A. I want in...lol.
Cheers boys and girls,
Merlot
