T. Early wrote:

Some of my best friends are Canadians, but I would be more likely to
listen to ideas from Canadians if they would stick to their knitting
and do something about the two-line offside in hockey. It makes the
neutral zone trap very effective to the detriment of the
game--assuming that the game survives the lock-out, that is. So how
about looking into that, Canadians?


Care to keep this garbage out of a perfectly good political harangue?
This OT OT has to stop as it's against the 'against the charter' of this
group.


Thank you.





mike

In article Fhr5d.43971$yW6.43732@clgrps12,
m II wrote:

T. Early wrote:

Some of my best friends are Canadians, but I would be more likely to
listen to ideas from Canadians if they would stick to their knitting
and do something about the two-line offside in hockey. It makes the
neutral zone trap very effective to the detriment of the
game--assuming that the game survives the lock-out, that is. So how
about looking into that, Canadians?


Care to keep this garbage out of a perfectly good political harangue?
This OT OT has to stop as it's against the 'against the charter' of this
group.


Thank you.

I'm sorry but complaining about going off topic in a in an off topic
thread is itself off topic and is consider by all in RRS to be highly
offensive.

If you insist on continuing this behavior I'm afraid our sergeant at
arms Mike Terry will be compelled to admonish you in the strongest of
possible terms.

--
Telamon
Ventura, California

Telamon wrote:

I'm sorry but complaining about going off topic in a in an off topic
thread is itself off topic and is consider by all in RRS to be highly
offensive.

If you insist on continuing this behavior I'm afraid our sergeant at
arms Mike Terry will be compelled to admonish you in the strongest of
possible terms.


I'll shut up right *now*.

It's impossible defend myself against that sort of relentless attack.





mike

"m II" wrote in message
news:Fhr5d.43971$yW6.43732@clgrps12...
T. Early wrote:

Some of my best friends are Canadians, but I would be more likely
to
listen to ideas from Canadians if they would stick to their
knitting
and do something about the two-line offside in hockey. It makes
the
neutral zone trap very effective to the detriment of the
game--assuming that the game survives the lock-out, that is. So
how
about looking into that, Canadians?


Care to keep this garbage out of a perfectly good political
harangue?
This OT OT has to stop as it's against the 'against the charter' of
this
group.


Thank you.

A ha! Once again ducking the issue. The neutral zone trap has created
a quagmire at center ice. I suspect that Halliburton makes the paint
for the center ice line so the NHL is afraid to do away with it.