Gotta have some secrets, even in this world. And given the discrimination against older people (especially in the workplace), there does come a point where it becomes an issue.
it's quite surprising we have a lot of fans who grew up during the crap years and didn't get to experience the early 90's and the 94 cup win. I wonder how much Jagr and co post lockout had a part in that...
Same here. Grew up watching the beezer play. Moved away from NY but have never stopped following the Rangers.
Faint Ranger memories go back to 1958.
Remember when Rod Gilbert got called up from the minors to help the Rangers in 1962.
First game attended: probably 1962, lost to Toronto 3-1.
Fanaticism started: with Eddie Giacomin's first NHL game in 1965.
Was at last game at old MSG.
Was at first game in current MSG
Season ticket holder in the blue seats 1968-1976. Section 432, Row B, Seat 9
Met my wife at Ranger playoff game in 1970.
My life complete: 1994
Last at MSG: game 3 of this years playoff
Raised: two hardcore Ranger fans (one a regular poster on the boards)
Miss games on TV: rarely
Where I get my life hockey fix: Danbury Arena...Trashers, Mad Hatters, Whalers
Soft spot for: slick passing centers: Phil Goyette, Ulf Neilson, Michael Nylander, etc
Favorite all time Rangers: Gilbert, Hadfield, Anders Hedberg, Mess, Leetch, Graves, Giacomin, Richter
Favorite current Rangers: Cally and Dubi.
Sign Richards; yes
Hope Drury retires or is bought out; yes, but upset with venom sent his way.
Renney or Torts: Renney, but Torts did a great job this year, glad he was resigned
Sather; has to go
Technology in touch and up to date: hey I'm only 63
I was thinking of doing this thread on the devils board. Don't mean to troll at all. That's pretty amazing. So you were born in 1947 or perhaps 1948? My father turnded 63 last year
Thank you, thank you. I can thank my grandfather for my intelligence (RIP ).
That's where it usually comes from. All that knowledge and years wound up within them. It's a university that's free of charge. I'm glad you learned a lot from him. May he RIP.
Faint Ranger memories go back to 1958.
Remember when Rod Gilbert got called up from the minors to help the Rangers in 1962.
First game attended: probably 1962, lost to Toronto 3-1.
Fanaticism started: with Eddie Giacomin's first NHL game in 1965.
Was at last game at old MSG.
Was at first game in current MSG
Season ticket holder in the blue seats 1968-1976. Section 432, Row B, Seat 9
Met my wife at Ranger playoff game in 1970.
My life complete: 1994
Last at MSG: game 3 of this years playoff
Raised: two hardcore Ranger fans (one a regular poster on the boards)
Miss games on TV: rarely
Where I get my life hockey fix: Danbury Arena...Trashers, Mad Hatters, Whalers
Soft spot for: slick passing centers: Phil Goyette, Ulf Neilson, Michael Nylander, etc
Favorite all time Rangers: Gilbert, Hadfield, Anders Hedberg, Mess, Leetch, Graves, Giacomin, Richter
Favorite current Rangers: Cally and Dubi.
Sign Richards; yes
Hope Drury retires or is bought out; yes, but upset with venom sent his way.
Renney or Torts: Renney, but Torts did a great job this year, glad he was resigned
Sather; has to go
Technology in touch and up to date: hey I'm only 63
Duh, if she changes sports teams that easily then she clearly is very easily persuaded to change husbands
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Originally Posted by Ailurophile
While you are converting her to a Rangers fan, other men are converting her to a fan of their bedrooms.
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Originally Posted by EventHorizon
Exactly!
Ah yes, that's right. A woman willing to make small compromises in the name of your relationship is no good. The only way you'll ever find true love is to meet a woman who ignores all of your opinions and treats you like ****. That's how you know it's meant to be.
Smart kid.
