I'm a Christian, a Hockey Fan, and a Republican

I really hate to pull rank on anybody but I can only tolerate so much B.S. without having to speak up on anyone's behalf. Without so much as looking on as an impartial observer one can or cannot justify a means to an end. First off, today more than ever before the Republican party is allowing itself to be dictated to by a coalition of ideological extremists or social fundamentalists. One must realize that these are tumultuous times to present compelling arguments about hockey in general whether they are discussing the National Hockey League or Junior hockey. There are thirty franchises in the National Hockey League who are not only trying to win a Stanley Cup but trying to make money also. It is time that we put all the craziness, mayhem, and wacky mishaps on paper. I can only speak what I know, and I can only attest to what I believe. I can attend church if I want to. Half of anything is just figuring out what the hell you are doing. Whether it is junior hockey, sans the NAHL franchises moving and relocating or whether it is a Dairy Queen being built next to an elementary school it is of utmost importance to realize that not only should taxes be paid but that they be paid in full and on time. If talk radio can discuss politics, sports, and religeon then why in the hell can't they be more willing to talk about social problems, sociology, and social work. These are what must be discussed in the 21st century by intelligent academia, not a bunch of other crap. Many people to their disdain are more concerned with who drank their last can of Red Bull or who ate their box of Krispy Kremes.

Re: I'm a Christian, a Hockey Fan, and a Republican

Dr. Edwin M. Rogerson wrote:

Many people to their disdain are more concerned with who drank their last can of Red Bull or who ate their box of Krispy Kremes.

I hate it when my Red Bull and Krispy Kremes get taken.

Hey Doc,

Time to stop self medicating.

What the F**k are you

Re: I'm a Christian, a Hockey Fan, and a Republican

Dr. Edwin M. Rogerson wrote:

Half of anything is just figuring out what the hell you are doing.

And the other half of anything is writing in such a manner that other people know what the hell you are talking about

I quote Saturday Night Live.

"Television gives us exquisite sex and wholesome violence that underscores our values. Every two-child did. I will."

Re: I'm a Christian, a Hockey Fan, and a Republican

Dr. Edwin M. Rogerson wrote:

I really hate to pull rank on anybody but I can only tolerate so much B.S. without having to speak up on anyone's behalf. Without so much as looking on as an impartial observer one can or cannot justify a means to an end. First off, today more than ever before the Republican party is allowing itself to be dictated to by a coalition of ideological extremists or social fundamentalists. One must realize that these are tumultuous times to present compelling arguments about hockey in general whether they are discussing the National Hockey League or Junior hockey. There are thirty franchises in the National Hockey League who are not only trying to win a Stanley Cup but trying to make money also. It is time that we put all the craziness, mayhem, and wacky mishaps on paper. I can only speak what I know, and I can only attest to what I believe. I can attend church if I want to. Half of anything is just figuring out what the hell you are doing. Whether it is junior hockey, sans the NAHL franchises moving and relocating or whether it is a Dairy Queen being built next to an elementary school it is of utmost importance to realize that not only should taxes be paid but that they be paid in full and on time. If talk radio can discuss politics, sports, and religeon then why in the hell can't they be more willing to talk about social problems, sociology, and social work. These are what must be discussed in the 21st century by intelligent academia, not a bunch of other crap. Many people to their disdain are more concerned with who drank their last can of Red Bull or who ate their box of Krispy Kremes.

Puff, puff, PASS!!! Time to change the ol' bong water Ed.

I'm afraid ol' Ed drank the bong water.

Now who the hell swiped my Hendrix CD's?

Re: I'm a Christian, a Hockey Fan, and a Republican

Dr. Edwin M. Rogerson wrote:

I really hate to pull rank on anybody but I can only tolerate so much B.S. without having to speak up on anyone's behalf. Without so much as looking on as an impartial observer one can or cannot justify a means to an end. First off, today more than ever before the Republican party is allowing itself to be dictated to by a coalition of ideological extremists or social fundamentalists. One must realize that these are tumultuous times to present compelling arguments about hockey in general whether they are discussing the National Hockey League or Junior hockey. There are thirty franchises in the National Hockey League who are not only trying to win a Stanley Cup but trying to make money also. It is time that we put all the craziness, mayhem, and wacky mishaps on paper. I can only speak what I know, and I can only attest to what I believe. I can attend church if I want to. Half of anything is just figuring out what the hell you are doing. Whether it is junior hockey, sans the NAHL franchises moving and relocating or whether it is a Dairy Queen being built next to an elementary school it is of utmost importance to realize that not only should taxes be paid but that they be paid in full and on time. If talk radio can discuss politics, sports, and religeon then why in the hell can't they be more willing to talk about social problems, sociology, and social work. These are what must be discussed in the 21st century by intelligent academia, not a bunch of other crap. Many people to their disdain are more concerned with who drank their last can of Red Bull or who ate their box of Krispy Kremes.

BLAH BLAH BLAH!!!

Re: I'm a Christian, a Hockey Fan, and a Republican

master blaster wrote:

Dr. Edwin M. Rogerson wrote: I really hate to pull rank on anybody but I can only tolerate so much B.S. without having to speak up on anyone's behalf. Without so much as looking on as an impartial observer one can or cannot justify a means to an end. First off, today more than ever before the Republican party is allowing itself to be dictated to by a coalition of ideological extremists or social fundamentalists. One must realize that these are tumultuous times to present compelling arguments about hockey in general whether they are discussing the National Hockey League or Junior hockey. There are thirty franchises in the National Hockey League who are not only trying to win a Stanley Cup but trying to make money also. It is time that we put all the craziness, mayhem, and wacky mishaps on paper. I can only speak what I know, and I can only attest to what I believe. I can attend church if I want to. Half of anything is just figuring out what the hell you are doing. Whether it is junior hockey, sans the NAHL franchises moving and relocating or whether it is a Dairy Queen being built next to an elementary school it is of utmost importance to realize that not only should taxes be paid but that they be paid in full and on time. If talk radio can discuss politics, sports, and religeon then why in the hell can't they be more willing to talk about social problems, sociology, and social work. These are what must be discussed in the 21st century by intelligent academia, not a bunch of other crap. Many people to their disdain are more concerned with who drank their last can of Red Bull or who ate their box of Krispy Kremes. BLAH BLAH BLAH!!!

Hey nerd, your team is going to get spanked two in a row by a team that we thump up on all the time!

Dr. Ed - I enjoy your posts.

I have a sociology question about American teen behavior. May I PM you?

Thanks!

I just threw up in my mouth a little

Cat!!!

Ice*Princess wrote:

Dr. Ed - I enjoy your posts. I have a sociology question about American teen behavior. May I PM you? Thanks!

Yes, you may.