MSG Hockey v. Michigan

[Rosey]

So, to summarize:

New Yorkers are asshats.

We're playing Michigan somewhere.

Harvard sucks.

That was some excellent nutshelling there

That sounds like some kind of weird sexual fetish.

[Josh '99]

New Yorkers are asshats.

Aren't you from Long Island?

[Robb]

So, to summarize:

New Yorkers are asshats.

We're playing Michigan somewhere.

Harvard sucks.

That was some excellent nutshelling there

And some beautiful verbing.

"Verbing weirds language"  -Calvin (& Hobbes)

[css228]

Trying to decide whether attempting to redirect the thread drift is worthwhile. Most likely its futile and pointless.

[Robb]

Trying to decide whether attempting to redirect the thread drift is worthwhile. Most likely its futile and pointless.

Write down the date.  Someone refrained from attempting something futile and pointless on a message board!

[ugarte]

Trying to decide whether attempting to redirect the thread drift is worthwhile. Most likely its futile and pointless.

Write down the date.  Someone refrained from attempting something futile and pointless on a message board!

I think we should discuss this further, right here in this thread.

[jtn27]

When I saw 19 unread comments in this thread, I assumed that Michigan or CU had announced the event and y'all were talking about it. Instead, you were comparing the distance from The Centre of the Universe to two mediocre airports. Thanks, guys.

JFK and LaGuardia are "mediocre airports"? I'm not going to dispute that claim. As far as I know, it could be true. Instead I'm going ask how you know something like that. Have you really been to enough airports that you can tell if an airport is "good" or "bad"? Do you have a list ranking of all the airports in the country (if so, please share it)? I just thought all airports were basically the same.

Also, I feel somewhat responsible for this pointless tanget since I was the one who linked to the Twitter post about "New York" being vague. I apologize for sharing information with all of you.

[Rita]

When I saw 19 unread comments in this thread, I assumed that Michigan or CU had announced the event and y'all were talking about it. Instead, you were comparing the distance from The Centre of the Universe to two mediocre airports. Thanks, guys.

JFK and LaGuardia are "mediocre airports"? I'm not going to dispute that claim. As far as I know, it could be true. Instead I'm going ask how you know something like that. Have you really been to enough airports that you can tell if an airport is "good" or "bad"? Do you have a listing of all the airports in the country (if so, please share it)? I just thought all airports were basically the same.

Also, I feel somewhat responsible for this pointless tanget since I was the one who linked to the Twitter post about "New York" being vague. I apologize for sharing information with all of you.

RSW airport in Fort Myers is a very nice airport, they have FREE wifi. ::woot::

[marty]

When I saw 19 unread comments in this thread, I assumed that Michigan or CU had announced the event and y'all were talking about it. Instead, you were comparing the distance from The Centre of the Universe to two mediocre airports. Thanks, guys.

JFK and LaGuardia are "mediocre airports"? I'm not going to dispute that claim. As far as I know, it could be true. Instead I'm going ask how you know something like that. Have you really been to enough airports that you can tell if an airport is "good" or "bad"? Do you have a listing of all the airports in the country (if so, please share it)? I just thought all airports were basically the same.

Also, I feel somewhat responsible for this pointless tanget since I was the one who linked to the Twitter post about "New York" being vague. I apologize for sharing information with all of you.

RSW airport in Fort Myers is a very nice airport, they have FREE wifi. ::woot::

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[Jeff Hopkins '82]

When I saw 19 unread comments in this thread, I assumed that Michigan or CU had announced the event and y'all were talking about it. Instead, you were comparing the distance from The Centre of the Universe to two mediocre airports. Thanks, guys.

JFK and LaGuardia are "mediocre airports"? I'm not going to dispute that claim. As far as I know, it could be true. Instead I'm going ask how you know something like that. Have you really been to enough airports that you can tell if an airport is "good" or "bad"? Do you have a listing of all the airports in the country (if so, please share it)? I just thought all airports were basically the same.

Also, I feel somewhat responsible for this pointless tanget since I was the one who linked to the Twitter post about "New York" being vague. I apologize for sharing information with all of you.

RSW airport in Fort Myers is a very nice airport, they have FREE wifi. ::woot::

So does the airport here in Allentown.

JFK has some very nice architecture, but is a nightmare to get around and very disorganized.  And if you live anywhere besides Long Island or Manhattan, it's a bitch to get to.  LaGuardia is in a perpetual state of delay.  The best airport in the NY area IMHO is Newark, but that's not saying much.

[RichH]

JFK and LaGuardia are "mediocre airports"? I'm not going to dispute that claim. As far as I know, it could be true. Instead I'm going ask how you know something like that. Have you really been to enough airports that you can tell if an airport is "good" or "bad"? Do you have a list ranking of all the airports in the country (if so, please share it)? I just thought all airports were basically the same.

Oh dear. Allow me to introduce "the internet" to you. This type of obessive-compulsive topic is exactly why it exists.

One of many. For even more nit-picking, see marty's link in this thread.

And yes, a lot of us have traveled through enough airports to tell. PHL & IAD are the worst. I like DTW & CLT.

[jtn27]

Do you have a list ranking of all the airports in the country (if so, please share it)? I just thought all airports were basically the same..

Oh dear. Allow me to introduce "the internet" to you. This type of obessive-compulsive topic is exactly why it exists.

I don't actually want/need a list of airports. I just want to see if Ben actually compiled one himself.

[KeithK]

I for one strongly endorse thread drift.  It's like having a bunch of my friends sitting around bullshitting, tossing out jokes and insults as needed.  If you just want information go to a news site. :-D

[jtwcornell91]

JFK and LaGuardia are "mediocre airports"? I'm not going to dispute that claim. As far as I know, it could be true. Instead I'm going ask how you know something like that. Have you really been to enough airports that you can tell if an airport is "good" or "bad"? Do you have a list ranking of all the airports in the country (if so, please share it)? I just thought all airports were basically the same.

Oh dear. Allow me to introduce "the internet" to you. This type of obessive-compulsive topic is exactly why it exists.

One of many. For even more nit-picking, see marty's link in this thread.

And yes, a lot of us have traveled through enough airports to tell. PHL & IAD are the worst. I like DTW & CLT.

I went about a decade without flying through IAD, and I was amazed that it really did suck as muck as I remembered.  DTW is very nice, and ATL is barely tolerable.  EWR is not bad, especially since they added the direct shuttle between terminals A and C bypassing security, and the New Jersey Transit connection to Penn Station makes it the most convenient for getting to much of the City.  Connecting domestic to international through JFK is so inconvenient it's funny after the first time or two.

I have yet to change planes in a US airport as awful as CDG, though.

[jtwcornell91]

I for one strongly endorse thread drift.  It's like having a bunch of my friends sitting around bullshitting, tossing out jokes and insults as needed.  If you just want information go to a news site. :-D

If the thread only had beer and popcorn, it would be perfect.