Channelcat
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There are plenty of stats averse fans, but don't lump all the stats naysayers together. Some are well versed in statistical analysis.
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Dellow's made the same offer. But his code, when used, doesn't come with an implicit request for more Leefs coverage.
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A hot dog is not a sandwich. A sandwich must by definition include two entirely separate slices of bread. I will allow for a third slice, but four or more is just getting silly. Splitting open a bun such that it remains hinged falls outside the definition of a sandwich. A hot dog is a sub, which I also do not consider to be a sandwich. Unless the twit behind the counter at Subway accidentally slices all the way through the bun, or the condiments and sauces make it so soggy that it splits on its own, as so often seems to happen to me. But I digress... You may also call a hot dog a bunwich because that's just a stupid, made up word with no pedigree. But sandwich?
And while we're at it, open faced sandwiches are not sandwiches, either. That's just a frickin' oversized canape, fer Pete's sake. Going down that road just opens the door to include pizzas and flatbreads into the sandwich realm. Madness.
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A hot dog is not a sandwich. A sandwich must by definition include two entirely separate slices of bread. I will allow for a third slice, but four or more is just getting silly. Splitting open a bun such that it remains hinged falls outside the definition of a sandwich. A hot dog is a sub, which I also do not consider to be a sandwich. Unless the twit behind the counter at Subway accidentally slices all the way through the bun, or the condiments and sauces make it so soggy that it splits on its own, as so often seems to happen to me. But I digress... You may also call a hot dog a bunwich because that's just a stupid, made up word with no pedigree. But sandwich?
And while we're at it, open faced sandwiches are not sandwiches, either. That's just a frickin' oversized canape, fer Pete's sake. Going down that road just opens the door to include pizzas and flatbreads into the sandwich realm. Madness.
Some people think a hot dog is actually a taco
Arthur Fonzarelli
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New article. Topic is scoring form the Jets youth as compared to the rest of the NHL.
23 and under #1
22 and under #1
21 and under #2
20 and under #1
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A sub is a type of sandwich, all subs are not hinged ala Subway, which any self respecting sandwich lover would avoid at all costs anyway.A hot dog is not a sandwich. A sandwich must by definition include two entirely separate slices of bread. I will allow for a third slice, but four or more is just getting silly. Splitting open a bun such that it remains hinged falls outside the definition of a sandwich. A hot dog is a sub, which I also do not consider to be a sandwich. Unless the twit behind the counter at Subway accidentally slices all the way through the bun, or the condiments and sauces make it so soggy that it splits on its own, as so often seems to happen to me. But I digress... You may also call a hot dog a bunwich because that's just a stupid, made up word with no pedigree. But sandwich?
And while we're at it, open faced sandwiches are not sandwiches, either. That's just a frickin' oversized canape, fer Pete's sake. Going down that road just opens the door to include pizzas and flatbreads into the sandwich realm. Madness.
A hot dog is a type of sausage, when you place it inside a bun, hinged or not, it becomes a sandwich.
I'll grant you the canapé analogy, this is correct.
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A hot dog is not a sandwich. A sandwich must by definition include two entirely separate slices of bread. I will allow for a third slice, but four or more is just getting silly. Splitting open a bun such that it remains hinged falls outside the definition of a sandwich. A hot dog is a sub, which I also do not consider to be a sandwich. Unless the twit behind the counter at Subway accidentally slices all the way through the bun, or the condiments and sauces make it so soggy that it splits on its own, as so often seems to happen to me. But I digress... You may also call a hot dog a bunwich because that's just a stupid, made up word with no pedigree. But sandwich?
And while we're at it, open faced sandwiches are not sandwiches, either. That's just a frickin' oversized canape, fer Pete's sake. Going down that road just opens the door to include pizzas and flatbreads into the sandwich realm. Madness.
You can consider it to not be a sandwich, doesn't make it so. Cause a Sub is most definitely a sandwich. To this there is no debate.
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If you split the bread, it becomes a Hero.
Subway's quality aside (who doesn't love their Chikken (tm)?), I've always made subs like a little "bread boat" cause I tend to get a bit heavy with the wet stuff like sauces, condiments, pickles and I want that mess contained as much as possible. Then it becomes a race against time to finish it before it disintegrates.
Yeah, I know. Off topic.
BTW, love the new avatar @Howard Chuck . I'm going to have that song in my head every time I see your posts.
I got an email link for 50% off first year. I wont use it. Anyone wan it? Just shoot me your email and I can forward it
Arthur Fonzarelli
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Temporarily "down for the count"...hockey coverage may be good but boxing terminology isn't their strongpoint.
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I use to be a huge Boxing fan up until I was about 35 years old then for some reason I lost most of my interest in the sport and have never got it back. Not sure why that happened perhaps it’s just that I grew up in a golden age of boxing when there were so many great rivalries and somehow that all seemed to dry up for so long I just tuned out. MMA is even worse for me and I have zero interest. Maybe it’s just an againg thing but I don’t have the stomach for it anymore.
Arthur Fonzarelli
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Gave up on the 3 free articles a month and took the plunge last week with the 50% discount offer. Lots of great articles. Really like the one Ates wrote on Enstrom yesterday. Well worth the $36 bucks a year. The INK section has some interesting reads too.
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Tripping thru time and space
I did a trial subscription and let it lapse. That was like two months ago? The other week I finally got the offer I was looking for: 60% off, which I eagerly accepted.
It's really good!
Interested to see one of these graphs for the playoffs so far, given how Ehlers, Laine and Connor have dried up, comparatively speaking.
Arthur Fonzarelli
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Playoffs:
11GP-3G-6A-9pts (Laine) 0.82 pts/gp
11GP-2G-4A-6pts (Connor) 0.55pts/gp
10GP-0G-5A-5pts (Ehlers) 0.50pts/gp
Regular Season
82GP-44G-26A-70pts (Laine) 0.85 pts/gp
76GP-31G-26A-57pts (Connor) 0.75pts/gp
82GP-29G-31A-60pts (Ehlers) 0.73pts/gp
"Dried up" is a little harsh, underachieving would be a better description.
Goal production is certainly down substantially.
Which is why I meant comparatively, and I guess I should have specified goals.
While they do have some good showings, it just feels like ages since they've potted one (excluding Connor's recent production).
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LeBrun: Young, deep Jets look a lot like some past Cup winners, according to Duncan Keith and Chris Pronger
I like this article for some reason.
I like this article for some reason.
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