High and dry, out of the rain
It’s so easy to hurt others when you can’t feel pain
And don’t you know that a love can’t grow
Cause there’s too much to give, cause you’d rather live
For the thrill of it all.
Recent Posts
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Wild At Hawks – Game 5 – Second Period Thread
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Wild At Hawks – Game 5 – First Period Thread
Don’t you know, don’t you know
That it’s wrong to take what is given you
So far gone, on your own
You can get along if you try to be strong
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Baby, I’m A Star: Wild At Blackhawks – Game 5 – Preview/Pre-Game Thread/Sales Optimization Meeting
Game Time: 8:00PM Central
TV/Radio: CNBC, TSN (Anglo), RDS2 (Franco)/WGN720
Terms of Psychic Warfare: Hockey WildernessAfter two disappointing games, the series now shifts back to the UC as the Hawks attempt to take back the series lead. I don’t know how many times we’ve said it, or how many times you’ve heard it, but we all know the phrase “It’s not a series until the home-team loses”. That hardly feels like the case though when the first two games were decided by breakout third periods for the Hawks who very easily could have lost either game. On the trip to MN, the Hawks clearly looked like the slower and more beatable team. They simply weren’t close contests, even in Game 4 when at least the score wasn’t too off.
It’s hard to make a case that the sky is falling for the Hawks. On paper, they’re clearly the better team. By just about any way of looking at it, they shouldn’t have a problem with this Wild, even as improved as they are from last year. But that’s hardly the case among the Hawks fans right now. They just got punched in the face pretty squarely in the last two games and it’s hard to not think the Wild may come through as the underdogs. That can easily swing the other way today though. One good period is all it really takes for this Hawks team to pull away from the Wild. If we could not wait til the third, that’d be great.
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Baby, I'm A Star: Wild At Blackhawks – Game 5 – Preview/Pre-Game Thread/Sales Optimization Meeting
Game Time: 8:00PM Central
TV/Radio: CNBC, TSN (Anglo), RDS2 (Franco)/WGN720
Terms of Psychic Warfare: Hockey WildernessAfter two disappointing games, the series now shifts back to the UC as the Hawks attempt to take back the series lead. I don’t know how many times we’ve said it, or how many times you’ve heard it, but we all know the phrase “It’s not a series until the home-team loses”. That hardly feels like the case though when the first two games were decided by breakout third periods for the Hawks who very easily could have lost either game. On the trip to MN, the Hawks clearly looked like the slower and more beatable team. They simply weren’t close contests, even in Game 4 when at least the score wasn’t too off.
It’s hard to make a case that the sky is falling for the Hawks. On paper, they’re clearly the better team. By just about any way of looking at it, they shouldn’t have a problem with this Wild, even as improved as they are from last year. But that’s hardly the case among the Hawks fans right now. They just got punched in the face pretty squarely in the last two games and it’s hard to not think the Wild may come through as the underdogs. That can easily swing the other way today though. One good period is all it really takes for this Hawks team to pull away from the Wild. If we could not wait til the third, that’d be great.
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Beard Of The Day – May 11th – Sir Patrick Stewart
Now that things have taken a turn in the series against the Wild, it’s high time that the Blackhawks to begin taking their task seriously. And there’s no one better at conveying the gravity of a situation than serious Shakespearean actor Sir Patrick Stewart.
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If It’s Any Consolation, I Don’t Begin to Understand Them: Wild 4, Blackhawks 2
I passed out on my couch last night. I was woken up at 2:30 in the morning by a 4 pound chihuahua licking my face. I thought I smelled something funny but was still in half-sleep mode. Once I gathered my bearings I realized there was a nice pile of diarrhea at the edge of the couch and the little dog couldn’t have been prouder of it.
So if you’re wondering how Joel Quenneville feels this morning, just ask me and I can give you a pretty accurate description.
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If It's Any Consolation, I Don't Begin to Understand Them: Wild 4, Blackhawks 2
I passed out on my couch last night. I was woken up at 2:30 in the morning by a 4 pound chihuahua licking my face. I thought I smelled something funny but was still in half-sleep mode. Once I gathered my bearings I realized there was a nice pile of diarrhea at the edge of the couch and the little dog couldn’t have been prouder of it.
So if you’re wondering how Joel Quenneville feels this morning, just ask me and I can give you a pretty accurate description.
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Beard Of The Day – May 10th – Judd Apatow
Much like the Blackhawks when they quickly usurped a chair at the NHL’s big boy table a few years ago with “novel” concepts like speed and depth, Judd Apatow had done so in the comedy world a few years prior with dick and fart comedies with “heart”. And much like the Hawks, Apatow’s sustained run of success has left most outside observers just worn out and anxious for something different yet again.
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Hawks at Wild Game 4 Postgame Thread
You know how these Friday night 8:30 starts go. Wrap will be in the morning when we’re all in slightly better condition.
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Hawks at Wild Game 4 3rd Period Thread
See your face every place that I walk in
Hear your voice every time I am talking
You will believe in me
And I will never be ignored



