I nominate SomeGuy for Poster of the Year and Country Bumpkin for Sports Poster of the Year.

You forgot KS as the worst poster.

I am not a bigot as I do not hate or am intolerant of people based on race or ethnicity.

Poster with the least self awareness:

Poster with the least self awareness:

You never let up, do you?

Chas is the gift that keeps on giving. Hand him the rope, and he will hang himself.

Do you have his address?

Poster with the least self awareness:

I have pretty much no morals ...

Do you have his address?

POTY; viewtopic.php?f=72&t=76264#p1619659

Damn. Seacrest got mad squabbles...

You have ripped the Reinsdorf for years on your own site.

He's a jagoff, a liar, a this, and a that. Hell, today you posted that he needed to get rid of Kenny because he didn't do a good job of kissing investors asses.

And now you post some pitiful pile of shit about a McCaskey allegedly being an anti-Semite for not selling a part of the team to guy you personally can't stand.

So let's get this straight for everyone here.

It's OK for you not to like Jerry, but if someone else doesn't like them and isn't a nut, they are an anti-Semite.

Do you have any idea how fucking stupid you look and sound?

Maybe walking with a goat for charity would be better if it were underwritten by David Hochberg like the seat at the poker tournament.

Meet Goat, 2 and a half, credit score zero. Goat wanted to buy a new barn, but his credit rating sucked because he kept fucking eating all his fucking bank statements and never knew what he owed. So he called me and said David, my credit rating is baaaaad. I said DON'T YOU FUCKING CRACK WISE WITH SOMEONE WHO'S TRYING TO HELP YOUR SITUATION. He said he wasn't, but I didn't care, and I sent him to walk across the country. Now the only way he can get money is if you donate to him. Do you want to have to travel America begging for money? Call BIG BLUE BANK, or happen to be an ungulate. Want money with only slightly less shame? Talk to me.

Started playing when I was 4. Played high level travel hockey since age 9. Played 3 years varsity at a high level, finished second in state senior year in a championship game played at the Chicago Stadium. Played on a team with one future NHLer (and current Pittsburg assistant coach) and another guy who was drafted 1st pick in the second round of the NHL draft (quite an impressive feat for an american back then). Didn't play in college, was a late bloomer in that I was 250 pounds at the time so never lived up to my full potential during those years. Took 10 years off playing basketball. Lost the weight at age 23. Got back inthe game at 28. Started playing A level men's league with and against former pros and college players. Been doing that ever since although now at 42 I no longer play against the young guys right out of college and pros. Currently play on 5 teams and am on the ice 4-5 days a week despite having my 7th spine surgery less than a year ago. My main team is in the Skokie over 30 A division which we've won 8 of the past 9 seasons. I've led that league in points 6 times. I play with my brother out there who played college and 4 years in the pros. I was his agent during that period of time. Last year I finished 1st in scoring in the all ages 20 team Johnny's C league (essentially equivalent to a B league anywhere else) becoming the first person over 40 to do so. Just a few weeks ago I captained a team to a perfect 12-0 season and the championship in the highest division in the all ages Chicago Outdoor Hockey League. Led the league in scoring and
made the allstar game which was played at Soldier Field last month. Done some coaching and will be starting up as an assistant for the Highland Park High School team this spring.

You guys rip on no check hockey, yet you fail to grasp that that is the ONLY hockey being played by adults not earning a paycheck in the game. And despite it being no check there is still quite a bit of rough stuff and contact, not nearly as much as a real checking game, but a helluva lot more than what any other sport has going on aside from the NFL. Enough so that I've been told countless times that I shouldn't be playing due to my back.

Edit: Really unfortunate that I was so fat when it mattered the most. Ever since I got back in the game I was stride for stride and just as good as all the guys who played college. I was just as good as the D3 players for sure. So it sucks I didn't get my act together in high school cause I could've continued playing in college.

Thread of the year; http://score670.com/phpBB/viewtopic.php?f=100&t=77946