Mr. White wrote:

Just like all the Texas Fans are not in the same category as JTornado.

You are right. A lot of them don't have the class, charisma, and intelligence that I do.

Mr. White wrote:

And what about the way Mr. Kelly Chase (St Louis - Tekarkana Owner)acted on Thursday. He would have been better to just stayed in the beer garden with the embarrasing drunk commissioner of the NAHL.

From what my sources told me, Mr Chase showed a lot of restraint considering the badgering he was taking from a certain Topeka fan. Care to expand on this. You know the "drunk commissioner" thing kind of reminds me of someone saying that how horrible it is that they saw some one at a gentleman's club. Sort of the Glass Houses thing.


again...i get brought back in. Guess y'all forgot it was St. Lou doing the insulting. Can I please get back to my popcorn now?

Jtornado wrote:

Mr. White wrote: Just like all the Texas Fans are not in the same category as JTornado. You are right. A lot of them don't have the class, charisma, and intelligence that I do.

Just what I was refering to JT. Not everyone is at the same class level as you.

Jtornado wrote:

Mr. White wrote: And what about the way Mr. Kelly Chase (St Louis - Tekarkana Owner)acted on Thursday. He would have been better to just stayed in the beer garden with the embarrasing drunk commissioner of the NAHL. From what my sources told me, Mr Chase showed a lot of restraint considering the badgering he was taking from a certain Topeka fan. Care to expand on this. You know the "drunk commissioner" thing kind of reminds me of someone saying that how horrible it is that they saw some one at a gentleman's club. Sort of the Glass Houses thing.

Well I was right there during the whole thing and whoever your sources are may have seen it different. And I never said our fan was in the right. But for the owner of a team to get involved like that and make some of the statements he did was uncalled for.

Obviously the person in charge of the tournament thought that it wasn't all bad because our out of line fan was let back in.

As far as my comment about the commisioner, A spade is a spade. He spent the better part of the tournament in the Beer Garden. You form your own opinion.

Jtornado wrote:

Can I please get back to my popcorn now?

Will see you in the fall.

Mr. White wrote:

As far as my comment about the commisioner, A spade is a spade. He spent the better part of the tournament in the Beer Garden. You form your own opinion.

And y'all kept seeing him there. My opinion has been formed. If y'all know this then y'all must've been there as well. Again...Glass Houses...

Mr. White wrote:

Jtornado wrote: Can I please get back to my popcorn now? Will see you in the fall.

Thank god...

kevgraub wrote:

St. Lou wrote: If you note, I didn't name names with Friday nights dive show. Embarrassing as it was, no reason to put a kid's name to it. Most on here take open shots at these kids, and yet some farmer from Topeker calls me a prick??? Well, I will point out the Topeker fans who were a disgrace. They cried and complained and bitched and moaned the entire week. Yesterday one even was arrested for hitting a MV woman in the head PURPOSELY with big toy horn. The vulgarity and ignorant comments coming from the Topeker section was classless and completely uncalled for. The security had issues every game with Topeker fans. Some were not allowed to enter the building because of their drunken state, others were removed during games. Some even harrassed the band in the beer tent. Like I said, next year stay home when you play St. Louis, you have worn out your welcome. And I don't think any of the Topeker inbred fans "earned" the right to be complete drunken fools at Nationals. Good luck to MV today, and of course good luck to my Bandits. Thank god no one has to endure the idiots from Topeker anymore! Yeah, I noticed you did not name any of the kids. I thought that was a good move. Are you expecting brownie points for simply doing the right thing? I have never called a player out on here, and I think those that do are wrong when they do it. Congradulations - you did it right. Your mom must be proud. I wasn't in St. Louis, so I can't comment on anything that went on there. If they were out of hand, so be it. I'm sure there is another side to the story, but I don't know it and I'm not going to pretend like I do. No, no one has earned the right to act like a drunken idiot, if that is what happened. Similarly, fans don't earn the right to be arrogant pricks because their team wins nationals, like JT claimed originally. No, I'm not a farmer. Not that I would have any problem being one. I don't consider earning a living as a farmer as a bad thing or material for an insult - and the fact that you do really says even more about your character. Yes, I called you a prick. What else do you expect? You spent most of this year showing everyone on here just how big of a prick you can be, and then you are suddenly insluted when someone calls a spade a spade? Here's a tip, if you don't like being called a prick, maybe spend some time trying not to act like a prick. Oh, I suppose you think you earned that since you did not call out any of the players by name.

I guess I deserve to be called a prick when I ridicule the Topeker fans, you know, the "Crown Jewell" of the NAHL. And of course I deserve to be called a prick when I repeat what Division I scouts say about your trap and dive and flop show. And I deserve to be called a prick when I mention the drunken vulger Topeker fans who were a complete disgrace this week. But the Topeker folks, fans, don't want to own up to their uncalled for behavior all week. They choose instead to call me an arrogant prick. Like I said, thank god two organizations with class are still here. Should be an enjoyable Championship Game. I'll send you all a postcard with the results. Gook luck to MV and my Bandits, two deserving Championship Game Teams!

Jtornado wrote:

game_misconduct wrote: Tap of the stick to the Phantoms and best of luck against the Bandits, who are a good team despite having pompous windbags like St. Lou for fans. I think ST LOUIS fans have a right to be pompous. They are the dedending champions. If you don't like it, beat 'em.

J- THAT is how you "got dragged into this". Appears to me you jumped in with both feet.

Incidentally it sounds like you TT fans need to put in some work or you will no longer be the most obnoxious, hated fans in the NAHL.

Old Hippy wrote:

Jtornado wrote: game_misconduct wrote: Tap of the stick to the Phantoms and best of luck against the Bandits, who are a good team despite having pompous windbags like St. Lou for fans. I think ST LOUIS fans have a right to be pompous. They are the dedending champions. If you don't like it, beat 'em. J- THAT is how you "got dragged into this". Appears to me you jumped in with both feet. Incidentally it sounds like you TT fans need to put in some work or you will no longer be the most obnoxious, hated fans in the NAHL.

Who? ME???

Well, St. Louse, I wondered what you would be saying . . .

Your facility there in St. Louis is nice, but it is just another ice plex . . . and a lot closer to rodeo barns than Landon Arena in Topeka.

You call our boys divers, but the most amusing thing I noticed was those cheap pins you use to keep the net in place. Very handy to knock off it's moorings at the appropriate times, and great for helping out the save percentage. For crying out loud, slap shots hitting the the frame of the net on the sides noticeably moved the net. And these are slap shots that would not leave Al MacInnes envious.

But in honesty, your facility is not bad. It serves its purpose.

I will tell you, St. Louse, that I grew up watching hockey in the old Eastern Hockey League. a league that defines the term "old-time hockey." If you don't like our fans, you would be hiding under the timers bench in that era. And yet, like our bunch, they would be no threat to you. They were a spirited bunch, and our Topeka fans are much like them--enthusiastic, into the game, knowledgeable, loyal to the team. Wouldn't trade 'em for anything. And in fact, our people probably did something for your fans--they woke them up out of that Methodist Sunday School picnic they were attending. You could actually hear the St. Louis fans cheer . . .

Topeka Blade wrote:

Well, St. Louse, I wondered what you would be saying . . . Your facility there in St. Louis is nice, but it is just another ice plex . . . and a lot closer to rodeo barns than Landon Arena in Topeka. You call our boys divers, but the most amusing thing I noticed was those cheap pins you use to keep the net in place. Very handy to knock off it's moorings at the appropriate times, and great for helping out the save percentage. For crying out loud, slap shots hitting the the frame of the net on the sides noticeably moved the net. And these are slap shots that would not leave Al MacInnes envious. But in honesty, your facility is not bad. It serves its purpose. I will tell you, St. Louse, that I grew up watching hockey in the old Eastern Hockey League. a league that defines the term "old-time hockey." If you don't like our fans, you would be hiding under the timers bench in that era. And yet, like our bunch, they would be no threat to you. They were a spirited bunch, and our Topeka fans are much like them--enthusiastic, into the game, knowledgeable, loyal to the team. Wouldn't trade 'em for anything. And in fact, our people probably did something for your fans--they woke them up out of that Methodist Sunday School picnic they were attending. You could actually hear the St. Louis fans cheer . . .

Nothin' like a person who's team lost talking trash...

Don't be thinking those Methodists are so innocent... in my book they're right up there with rustlers, cut throats, murderers, bounty hunters, desperados, mugs, pugs, thugs, nitwits, halfwits, dimwits, vipers, snipers, con men, Indian agents, Mexican bandits, muggers, buggerers, bushwhackers, hornswogglers, horse thieves, bull dykes, train robbers, bank robbers, ass-kickers, and shit-kickers...

But that's just me...

Jtornado wrote:

Topeka Blade wrote: Well, St. Louse, I wondered what you would be saying . . . Your facility there in St. Louis is nice, but it is just another ice plex . . . and a lot closer to rodeo barns than Landon Arena in Topeka. You call our boys divers, but the most amusing thing I noticed was those cheap pins you use to keep the net in place. Very handy to knock off it's moorings at the appropriate times, and great for helping out the save percentage. For crying out loud, slap shots hitting the the frame of the net on the sides noticeably moved the net. And these are slap shots that would not leave Al MacInnes envious. But in honesty, your facility is not bad. It serves its purpose. I will tell you, St. Louse, that I grew up watching hockey in the old Eastern Hockey League. a league that defines the term "old-time hockey." If you don't like our fans, you would be hiding under the timers bench in that era. And yet, like our bunch, they would be no threat to you. They were a spirited bunch, and our Topeka fans are much like them--enthusiastic, into the game, knowledgeable, loyal to the team. Wouldn't trade 'em for anything. And in fact, our people probably did something for your fans--they woke them up out of that Methodist Sunday School picnic they were attending. You could actually hear the St. Louis fans cheer . . . Nothin' like a person who's team lost talking trash...

Actually, the only people I really hate are Texans . . .

Topeka Blade wrote:

Jtornado wrote: Topeka Blade wrote: Well, St. Louse, I wondered what you would be saying . . . Your facility there in St. Louis is nice, but it is just another ice plex . . . and a lot closer to rodeo barns than Landon Arena in Topeka. You call our boys divers, but the most amusing thing I noticed was those cheap pins you use to keep the net in place. Very handy to knock off it's moorings at the appropriate times, and great for helping out the save percentage. For crying out loud, slap shots hitting the the frame of the net on the sides noticeably moved the net. And these are slap shots that would not leave Al MacInnes envious. But in honesty, your facility is not bad. It serves its purpose. I will tell you, St. Louse, that I grew up watching hockey in the old Eastern Hockey League. a league that defines the term "old-time hockey." If you don't like our fans, you would be hiding under the timers bench in that era. And yet, like our bunch, they would be no threat to you. They were a spirited bunch, and our Topeka fans are much like them--enthusiastic, into the game, knowledgeable, loyal to the team. Wouldn't trade 'em for anything. And in fact, our people probably did something for your fans--they woke them up out of that Methodist Sunday School picnic they were attending. You could actually hear the St. Louis fans cheer . . . Nothin' like a person who's team lost talking trash... Actually, the only people I really hate are Texans . . .

Perfect...then you don't need to come here.

Marc Foster wrote:

Don't be thinking those Methodists are so innocent... in my book they're right up there with rustlers, cut throats, murderers, bounty hunters, desperados, mugs, pugs, thugs, nitwits, halfwits, dimwits, vipers, snipers, con men, Indian agents, Mexican bandits, muggers, buggerers, bushwhackers, hornswogglers, horse thieves, bull dykes, train robbers, bank robbers, ass-kickers, and shit-kickers... But that's just me...

You forgot referees. I think we could all agree on that one.

Topeka Blade wrote:

Well, St. Louse, I wondered what you would be saying . . . Your facility there in St. Louis is nice, but it is just another ice plex . . . and a lot closer to rodeo barns than Landon Arena in Topeka. You call our boys divers, but the most amusing thing I noticed was those cheap pins you use to keep the net in place. Very handy to knock off it's moorings at the appropriate times, and great for helping out the save percentage. For crying out loud, slap shots hitting the the frame of the net on the sides noticeably moved the net. And these are slap shots that would not leave Al MacInnes envious. But in honesty, your facility is not bad. It serves its purpose. I will tell you, St. Louse, that I grew up watching hockey in the old Eastern Hockey League. a league that defines the term "old-time hockey." If you don't like our fans, you would be hiding under the timers bench in that era. And yet, like our bunch, they would be no threat to you. They were a spirited bunch, and our Topeka fans are much like them--enthusiastic, into the game, knowledgeable, loyal to the team. Wouldn't trade 'em for anything. And in fact, our people probably did something for your fans--they woke them up out of that Methodist Sunday School picnic they were attending. You could actually hear the St. Louis fans cheer . . .

Just like the fans who were in attendance this week, all we hear are excuses and complaints. Lets list the top 10 excuses we have heard already from the Topeker fans.

1. Nets came off
2. Rink was too big
3. They kick out all of our leading citizens for drunkeness
4. The clock guy is cheating
5. The refs were all st. louis refs
6. The commissioner was drunk
7. Too many games in too short of a time
8. Why can't we be stumbling drunk and attend the game?
9. Everyone in the NAHL cheats so St. Louis can win
10. The PA Announcer shouldn't be saying what he's saying

You were probably leading the way. If you think that your fans actions and vulgarity are appropriate, there in sums up why I call all of you Topekerins. You obviously feel your actions were OK. Thats fine, but leave it in the wheat fields of Kansas next year, we will be busy watching our Two Time Defending National Champion St. Louis Bandits!

St. Lou wrote:

Topeka Blade wrote: Well, St. Louse, I wondered what you would be saying . . . Your facility there in St. Louis is nice, but it is just another ice plex . . . and a lot closer to rodeo barns than Landon Arena in Topeka. You call our boys divers, but the most amusing thing I noticed was those cheap pins you use to keep the net in place. Very handy to knock off it's moorings at the appropriate times, and great for helping out the save percentage. For crying out loud, slap shots hitting the the frame of the net on the sides noticeably moved the net. And these are slap shots that would not leave Al MacInnes envious. But in honesty, your facility is not bad. It serves its purpose. I will tell you, St. Louse, that I grew up watching hockey in the old Eastern Hockey League. a league that defines the term "old-time hockey." If you don't like our fans, you would be hiding under the timers bench in that era. And yet, like our bunch, they would be no threat to you. They were a spirited bunch, and our Topeka fans are much like them--enthusiastic, into the game, knowledgeable, loyal to the team. Wouldn't trade 'em for anything. And in fact, our people probably did something for your fans--they woke them up out of that Methodist Sunday School picnic they were attending. You could actually hear the St. Louis fans cheer . . . Just like the fans who were in attendance this week, all we hear are excuses and complaints. Lets list the top 10 excuses we have heard already from the Topeker fans. 1. Nets came off 2. Rink was too big 3. They kick out all of our leading citizens for drunkeness 4. The clock guy is cheating 5. The refs were all st. louis refs 6. The commissioner was drunk 7. Too many games in too short of a time 8. Why can't we be stumbling drunk and attend the game? 9. Everyone in the NAHL cheats so St. Louis can win 10. The PA Announcer shouldn't be saying what he's saying You were probably leading the way. If you think that your fans actions and vulgarity are appropriate, there in sums up why I call all of you Topekerins. You obviously feel your actions were OK. Thats fine, but leave it in the wheat fields of Kansas next year, we will be busy watching our Two Time Defending National Champion St. Louis Bandits!

Actually Genius, of the ten things you mention, the only beef I have is the first, a legitimate accusation and not trash talk. When the moorings are uncommonly loose in the end in which the home team defends twice, that is a legitimate problem.

All the other things you mention I don't give a damn about, because I either don't know any of them to be true or they just simply don't matter.

By the way, I also don't believe you talked to a scout unless it was the Boy, Girl, Cub, or Eagle variety. And if you did, my guess is that pause was him sizing you up and deciding to tell you exactly what you wanted to hear so he didn't have to deal with you. The key, in your quote, is the word "usually." He offered a qualifier you didn't pick up on. He told you what you wanted to here and didn't tell you what was really on his mind.

Scouts like good looking woman so they probably really werent talking to louise

SOMEONE needs to learn to win with class....

SOMEONE else needs to learn to lose with dignity...

bp

Old Hippy wrote:

Incidentally it sounds like you TT fans need to put in some work or you will no longer be the most obnoxious, hated fans in the NAHL.

Very well said, Hip....

bp

Topeka Blade wrote:

St. Lou wrote: Topeka Blade wrote: Well, St. Louse, I wondered what you would be saying . . . Your facility there in St. Louis is nice, but it is just another ice plex . . . and a lot closer to rodeo barns than Landon Arena in Topeka. You call our boys divers, but the most amusing thing I noticed was those cheap pins you use to keep the net in place. Very handy to knock off it's moorings at the appropriate times, and great for helping out the save percentage. For crying out loud, slap shots hitting the the frame of the net on the sides noticeably moved the net. And these are slap shots that would not leave Al MacInnes envious. But in honesty, your facility is not bad. It serves its purpose. I will tell you, St. Louse, that I grew up watching hockey in the old Eastern Hockey League. a league that defines the term "old-time hockey." If you don't like our fans, you would be hiding under the timers bench in that era. And yet, like our bunch, they would be no threat to you. They were a spirited bunch, and our Topeka fans are much like them--enthusiastic, into the game, knowledgeable, loyal to the team. Wouldn't trade 'em for anything. And in fact, our people probably did something for your fans--they woke them up out of that Methodist Sunday School picnic they were attending. You could actually hear the St. Louis fans cheer . . . Just like the fans who were in attendance this week, all we hear are excuses and complaints. Lets list the top 10 excuses we have heard already from the Topeker fans. 1. Nets came off 2. Rink was too big 3. They kick out all of our leading citizens for drunkeness 4. The clock guy is cheating 5. The refs were all st. louis refs 6. The commissioner was drunk 7. Too many games in too short of a time 8. Why can't we be stumbling drunk and attend the game? 9. Everyone in the NAHL cheats so St. Louis can win 10. The PA Announcer shouldn't be saying what he's saying You were probably leading the way. If you think that your fans actions and vulgarity are appropriate, there in sums up why I call all of you Topekerins. You obviously feel your actions were OK. Thats fine, but leave it in the wheat fields of Kansas next year, we will be busy watching our Two Time Defending National Champion St. Louis Bandits! Actually Genius, of the ten things you mention, the only beef I have is the first, a legitimate accusation and not trash talk. When the moorings are uncommonly loose in the end in which the home team defends twice, that is a legitimate problem. All the other things you mention I don't give a damn about, because I either don't know any of them to be true or they just simply don't matter. By the way, I also don't believe you talked to a scout unless it was the Boy, Girl, Cub, or Eagle variety. And if you did, my guess is that pause was him sizing you up and deciding to tell you exactly what you wanted to hear so he didn't have to deal with you. The key, in your quote, is the word "usually." He offered a qualifier you didn't pick up on. He told you what you wanted to here and didn't tell you what was really on his mind.

So, who on the dive team have D-1 deals? As far as the nets go, your whine is ridiculous. Again, your ignorance is apparent. Nets come off when they are bumped. End of story. All we get from Topeker is excuses. Go back to the wheat fields and leave us who understand the game alone.

The GR prick house is getting crowded. I remember when I was the only one. I need to step up my efforts, and create a bit of havoc to regain my status as the biggest prick on GR.

St. Lou wrote:

Topeka Blade wrote: St. Lou wrote: Topeka Blade wrote: Well, St. Louse, I wondered what you would be saying . . . Your facility there in St. Louis is nice, but it is just another ice plex . . . and a lot closer to rodeo barns than Landon Arena in Topeka. You call our boys divers, but the most amusing thing I noticed was those cheap pins you use to keep the net in place. Very handy to knock off it's moorings at the appropriate times, and great for helping out the save percentage. For crying out loud, slap shots hitting the the frame of the net on the sides noticeably moved the net. And these are slap shots that would not leave Al MacInnes envious. But in honesty, your facility is not bad. It serves its purpose. I will tell you, St. Louse, that I grew up watching hockey in the old Eastern Hockey League. a league that defines the term "old-time hockey." If you don't like our fans, you would be hiding under the timers bench in that era. And yet, like our bunch, they would be no threat to you. They were a spirited bunch, and our Topeka fans are much like them--enthusiastic, into the game, knowledgeable, loyal to the team. Wouldn't trade 'em for anything. And in fact, our people probably did something for your fans--they woke them up out of that Methodist Sunday School picnic they were attending. You could actually hear the St. Louis fans cheer . . . Just like the fans who were in attendance this week, all we hear are excuses and complaints. Lets list the top 10 excuses we have heard already from the Topeker fans. 1. Nets came off 2. Rink was too big 3. They kick out all of our leading citizens for drunkeness 4. The clock guy is cheating 5. The refs were all st. louis refs 6. The commissioner was drunk 7. Too many games in too short of a time 8. Why can't we be stumbling drunk and attend the game? 9. Everyone in the NAHL cheats so St. Louis can win 10. The PA Announcer shouldn't be saying what he's saying You were probably leading the way. If you think that your fans actions and vulgarity are appropriate, there in sums up why I call all of you Topekerins. You obviously feel your actions were OK. Thats fine, but leave it in the wheat fields of Kansas next year, we will be busy watching our Two Time Defending National Champion St. Louis Bandits! Actually Genius, of the ten things you mention, the only beef I have is the first, a legitimate accusation and not trash talk. When the moorings are uncommonly loose in the end in which the home team defends twice, that is a legitimate problem. All the other things you mention I don't give a damn about, because I either don't know any of them to be true or they just simply don't matter. By the way, I also don't believe you talked to a scout unless it was the Boy, Girl, Cub, or Eagle variety. And if you did, my guess is that pause was him sizing you up and deciding to tell you exactly what you wanted to hear so he didn't have to deal with you. The key, in your quote, is the word "usually." He offered a qualifier you didn't pick up on. He told you what you wanted to here and didn't tell you what was really on his mind. So, who on the dive team have D-1 deals? As far as the nets go, your whine is ridiculous. Again, your ignorance is apparent. Nets come off when they are bumped. End of story. All we get from Topeker is excuses. Go back to the wheat fields and leave us who understand the game alone.

Dude, you are a fucking "prick"....

Win with Class....shut the fuck up....

bp