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#21
Mute Wrote:I'LL ASK AGAIN.
WHAT IS THE CITY THAT COMES BEFORE BRUINS?
I.E. "LADIES AND GENTLEMEN, PLEASE WELCOME THE _______ BRUINS!"

Google, Wikipedia, ESPN, etc.
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#22
Mike Wrote:Google, Wikipedia, ESPN, etc.

If I gave enough of a damn about hockey I'd waste my time to find out.
I do not.

FoolsLove Wrote:Honolulu

Thank you. >_>
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#23
Erebus Wrote:I'd care, but it's hokey.

Hokey pokey.
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#24
Mute Wrote:If I gave enough of a damn about hockey I'd waste my time to find out.
I do not.



Thank you. >_>

You seem to give a damn as you asked twice.
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#25
Chewy Wrote:You seem to give a damn as you asked twice.

I give a damn that my question went unanswered.
I think it's silly for Hawaii to have a hockey team but whatever.
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#26
Mute Wrote:I give a damn that my question went unanswered.
I think it's silly for Hawaii to have a hockey team but whatever.

They're from Boston..

..for f`uck's sake.
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#27
xLeviathan Wrote:Hokey pokey.

I'd care about my spelling mistake, but once again, it's Soccer on ice.
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#28
Mute Wrote:If I gave enough of a damn about hockey I'd waste my time to find out.
I do not.

>Trying too hard to not care about hockey
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#29
Erebus Wrote:I'd care about my spelling mistake, but once again, it's Soccer on ice.

Wow, not even close. As far as sports go, hockey is by far the most athletic, intense and skilled. I don't even like hockey but it's so much more than just running back and forth like soccer/football/rugby/lacrosse
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#30
Mute Wrote:So, what city are the bruins from?

http://lmgtfy.com/?q=What+city+are+the+Bruins+from%3F
Rolleyes
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#31
Retalion Wrote:That's fine. If you choose to be obstinate and blind in your Finnish nationalism, that's fine by me. Truth hurts sometimes. I'm sorry. Keep being deluded by how awesome you think your country's hockey is.

Oh wait, you weren't asking for my view on this, yet I stated it anyways.

Canada is better than Finland at hockey. We have better players, and when we actually care enough to play you guys, we win. I'm not asking for your view on this either. The only difference between me and you is that I'm actually right, lololol. I'm choosing to be obstinate too, so whatever you say doesnt matter! lalalala

Edit: ohey, Canada won the last world cup. So if we beat the World Championships winner at the World Cup, does that mean we're better than them?...

1. Canada didn't win last year, 2009 or 2008. Unsure about 2007
2. Like I said, but you didn't understand. "Best in the world" is the title name of a country that is the current world champion. Bruins could now be called "best in the NHL".

I only stated that we were "best in the world" a.k.a "world champions" and you jumped on me about how Canadians are better than Finnish players, you would win if you cared about world cup... Do you think we had all our NHL players in World cup? No we didn't.

It's fine. If you choose to be obstinate and blind in your Canadian nationalism, that's fine by me. Truth hurts sometimes. I'm sorry. Keep being deluded by how awesome you think your country's hockey is.

Truth is that you completely misunderstood what I said and started to brag about how Canada is the best Ice Hockey country in the world. And btw, I can ensure you that there is no "best country", because certainly at least countries like Sweden, USA, Czech and Russia have the right to think the same.
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#32
Satellite Wrote:1. Canada didn't win last year, 2009 or 2008. Unsure about 2007
2. Like I said, but you didn't understand. "Best in the world" is the title name of a country that is the current world champion. Bruins could now be called "best in the NHL".

I only stated that we were "best in the world" a.k.a "world champions" and you jumped on me about how Canadians are better than Finnish players, you would win if you cared about world cup... Do you think we had all our NHL players in World cup? No we didn't.

It's fine. If you choose to be obstinate and blind in your Canadian nationalism, that's fine by me. Truth hurts sometimes. I'm sorry. Keep being deluded by how awesome you think your country's hockey is.

Truth is that you completely misunderstood what I said and started to brag about how Canada is the best Ice Hockey country in the world. And btw, I can ensure you that there is no "best country", because certainly at least countries like Sweden, USA, Czech and Russia have the right to think the same.


World Champions =/= "Best in the World" even temporarily. It's equal to World League Champions. If there were a hockey match for best in the world (oh wait, there is, it's called the Olympics) then the winner would be considered best in the world. World Champions, especially in sports like this where a very limited number of teams actually participate, is not at all a meaningful term. The same could be said for the NHL, of course.
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#33
FoolsLove Wrote:and Satellite, we've already been over this before:

Olympics / NHL/Stanley Cup > World Championships

I agree for Olympics (personally, not speaking for the whole nation), but not for the Stanley Cup. I have already said it, you think that Stanley Cup means a lot to European FANS, but it doesn't. Just because it's the procup of the Americans who think that they are the top of the world in everything, doesn't rank it over World Champions ships. (hence the difference between "world" and "national").

PLAYERS do take NHL over World Cup most of the time. But this is because they play for their NHL team and for their personal career. European countries do not have own NHL teams, some countries hardly even have any players in NHL, therefore fans don't care about it as much as World Cup. Not to mention Russia that has KHL, which is ranked higher than NHL in there.
What you are saying is same as saying that if Russians rank KHL over World cup and NHL, it's the same for the rest of the world.

Sarah Wrote:World Champions =/= "Best in the World" even temporarily. It's equal to World League Champions. If there were a hockey match for best in the world (oh wait, there is, it's called the Olympics) then the winner would be considered best in the world. World Champions, especially in sports like this where a very limited number of teams actually participate, is not at all a meaningful term. The same could be said for the NHL, of course.

And that is your personal opinion.

Let's say in soccer, do they rank olympics over World Cup? Nope. Do they have all countries in World Cup? Nope. Because weaker countries didn't even win their way to the world cup, just like in hockey.
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#34
Satellite Wrote:1. Canada didn't win last year, 2009 or 2008. Unsure about 2007
2. Like I said, but you didn't understand. "Best in the world" is the title name of a country that is the current world champion. Bruins could now be called "best in the NHL".

I only stated that we were "best in the world" a.k.a "world champions" and you jumped on me about how Canadians are better than Finnish players, you would win if you cared about world cup... Do you think we had all our NHL players in World cup? No we didn't.

It's fine. If you choose to be obstinate and blind in your Canadian nationalism, that's fine by me. Truth hurts sometimes. I'm sorry. Keep being deluded by how awesome you think your country's hockey is.

Truth is that you completely misunderstood what I said and started to brag about how Canada is the best Ice Hockey country in the world. And btw, I can ensure you that there is no "best country", because certainly at least countries like Sweden, USA, Czech and Russia have the right to think the same.

Once again you were the one to instigate such an argument. Your very first post showed your ignorance and blatant disregard for anything that isn't Finnish. Big woop, Finland won the 2011 World Championships. Yes, that is an accomplishment, but your Finland team has yet to win a gold medal at the Olympic games, nor was their presence heavily felt during the Stanley Cup finals this past week. Both of which are far more noteworthy victories compared to a World Championship.

Stating an absolute fact (that Canada is better than Finland at hockey) isn't exactly Canadian nationalism. Especially since Retalion never actually jumped on you with that. You were the first one to jump on any nationalism bandwagon, and again, you did so in your first post. The only one being blinded by nationalism here is you, since you choose to ignore facts and only believe that because of a single victory in a tournament that does not mean as much as the Olympics and NHL Stanley Cup, Finland is the best out there. You can state that you don't believe they're the best all you want, but you've posted more than enough times for us to know that you do.

Counting both men and women's ice hockey Olympic medals:

Canada - 11 Gold, 5 Silver, 2 Bronze (18)
United States - 3 Gold, 10 Silver, 2 Bronze (15)
Finland - 0 Gold, 2 Silver, 5 Bronze (7)

As far as the NHL goes, they have the 5th/6th most players in the NHL (which isn't saying much considering Canada and the US make up over 75%). Even with that amount, most of them are backups, with a few exceptions of good players.

Fact is when you want to play professional hockey, no matter where you live, you strive to play in the NHL, and to win a Stanley Cup. Those who don't, they want to get an Olympic gold medal. Not a World Championship medal.
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#35
^ Please read the post right above you too. I will no longer complain about this.
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#36
what is sports again
some kind of violence / male dominance ritual, right?
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#37
Jesus Christ. I just wanted to celebrate my city's Hockey team on their championship!

Mute Wrote:I give a damn that my question went unanswered.
I think it's silly for Hawaii to have a hockey team but whatever.

And YOU. Google takes 5 seconds. Get your sissy boy excuses outta here.
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#38
Satellite Wrote:1. Canada didn't win last year, 2009 or 2008. Unsure about 2007
2. Like I said, but you didn't understand. "Best in the world" is the title name of a country that is the current world champion. Bruins could now be called "best in the NHL".

I only stated that we were "best in the world" a.k.a "world champions" and you jumped on me about how Canadians are better than Finnish players, you would win if you cared about world cup... Do you think we had all our NHL players in World cup? No we didn't.

It's fine. If you choose to be obstinate and blind in your Canadian nationalism, that's fine by me. Truth hurts sometimes. I'm sorry. Keep being deluded by how awesome you think your country's hockey is.

Truth is that you completely misunderstood what I said and started to brag about how Canada is the best Ice Hockey country in the world. And btw, I can ensure you that there is no "best country", because certainly at least countries like Sweden, USA, Czech and Russia have the right to think the same.

Since when did I say the Stanley Cup was more important than the world championships?

1. I never said when Canada won the World Championship.
2. So what's the title of the winner of the World Cup of hockey? Aren't they the "Best in the world" too? Since both championships hold the same title, then shouldn't we look at when they last played? The last time the two teams played was at the World Cup of Hockey, and Canada won. So wouldn't the winner between the two "Bests in the World" be the ultimate best in the world?

Not all your best players played at the World Cup of hockey? Here, I pulled up the rosters for you: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2004_World_...ey_rosters Can you name which top finnish player did not play in it? Oh Jari Kuri, cause he retired in like...'94. You had Selanne, Koivu, Kipper, Salo, Lehtinen all there.

So all of a sudden, Im misunderstanding what you're saying? That's not what you were saying when you didn't care about what I had to say on the topic (though clearly you cared enough to respond...).

Quote:Truth is that you completely misunderstood what I said and started to brag about how Canada is the best Ice Hockey country in the world.

Quote:Also, we are as good as best in the world. No one even cares about your national leagues here (outside the players).

So, enlighten me on this one. Who started this again?...I didn't start talking about Canadian hockey until someone brought up Finland being the best in the world...

Also, when did I say Canada was the best in the world at hockey? I only said Canada was better than Finland. Lemme quote you:

Satellite Wrote:Learn to read.

Though even though I never said it, I'll talk with you about these other's nation's claim as the best:

Russia: Lost 7-3 to Canada...Went 0-7-1 against Canada in the 2007 Super Series.
USA: Lost in Gold Medal game to Canada...twice.Canada also beat the US at the world juniors 5 times in a row before they won once, but still got second the last two years.
Czech Republic: Finished 7th two out of the last 3 Olympics with a Bronze in between.

Anyone else?
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#39
As Jack brought up to me, the Canucks are stuck with Luongo for over a decade more Sad

L> Schneider to replace him. With any luck, some of Boston's proness will have rubbed off on him. Oh well, I'll be rooting for Canucks and Senators again like every other year.

Good job Boston. Vancouver's a disgrace.
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#40
Whatever Finland does to their goalies, it works.
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