RPI @ Cornell 02/24/17

Started by Johnny 5, February 21, 2017, 07:22:50 AM

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Johnny 5

Cure for cancer? Soon. Cure for stupid? Never. ~ Prof. B. Honeydew

Trotsky


scoop85

Quote from: TrotskyBest yet.  Very nice.

yes, that is excellent.

Johnny 5

Thanks a bunch.
I never know if it's a home run, or a pop fly and out.

::blush::
Cure for cancer? Soon. Cure for stupid? Never. ~ Prof. B. Honeydew

Johnny 5

Just as an aside...I remember so many nights driving home when it was an effort to find the side of Route 89 because it was snowing so hard. The only tire tracks were the ones we were leaving. 20 mph, tops.

Should I feel guilty for not missing all that excitement??
I mean, I do feel bad about California; really I do.

::whistle::
Cure for cancer? Soon. Cure for stupid? Never. ~ Prof. B. Honeydew

RichH

Quote from: Johnny 5Just as an aside...I remember so many nights driving home when it was an effort to find the side of Route 89 because it was snowing so hard. The only tire tracks were the ones we were leaving. 20 mph, tops.

Should I feel guilty for not missing all that excitement??
I mean, I do feel bad about California; really I do.

::whistle::

Ithaca is significantly warmer than San Diego right now.

Johnny 5

Quote from: RichH
Quote from: Johnny 5Just as an aside...I remember so many nights driving home when it was an effort to find the side of Route 89 because it was snowing so hard. The only tire tracks were the ones we were leaving. 20 mph, tops.

Should I feel guilty for not missing all that excitement??
I mean, I do feel bad about California; really I do.

::whistle::

Ithaca is significantly warmer than San Diego right now.

Yes,...and a lot drier!!
Cure for cancer? Soon. Cure for stupid? Never. ~ Prof. B. Honeydew

Jim Hyla

Quote from: Johnny 5Just as an aside...I remember so many nights driving home when it was an effort to find the side of Route 89 because it was snowing so hard. The only tire tracks were the ones we were leaving. 20 mph, tops.

Should I feel guilty for not missing all that excitement??
I mean, I do feel bad about California; really I do.

::whistle::

Just depends upon your point of view. Personally I've felt that watching was enough fun to commute to games from Rochester for 4 years, from Cooperstown for 3 years, and now from Syracuse for 40 years. Ups and downs with the teams and weather, but have always felt, in total, it was worth it. Relatively bad years, like some recent ones, have been more than compensated by surprisingly good ones, like this year. And there's always that hope, that somehow I could see another glory year, like I grew up with.
"Cornell Fans Made the Timbers Tremble", Boston Globe, March/1970
Cornell lawyers stopped the candy throwing. Jan/2005

Trotsky

I didn't mind commuting from Oregon.  ::whistle::

ILDN game link is live but still hate radio just past the half hour.

Trotsky

Jason doing sound checks not realizing he's on air.

BearLover

Did the fans forget there was a game tonight?

redice

Quote from: Jim Hyla
Quote from: Johnny 5Just as an aside...I remember so many nights driving home when it was an effort to find the side of Route 89 because it was snowing so hard. The only tire tracks were the ones we were leaving. 20 mph, tops.

Should I feel guilty for not missing all that excitement??
I mean, I do feel bad about California; really I do.

::whistle::

Just depends upon your point of view. Personally I've felt that watching was enough fun to commute to games from Rochester for 4 years, from Cooperstown for 3 years, and now from Syracuse for 40 years. Ups and downs with the teams and weather, but have always felt, in total, it was worth it. Relatively bad years, like some recent ones, have been more than compensated by surprisingly good ones, like this year. And there's always that hope, that somehow I could see another glory year, like I grew up with.

Mine was 49 years from Elmira and the past 2 from Bath, NY....   I still can't believe I'm THIS old!!!
"If a player won't go in the corners, he might as well take up checkers."

-Ned Harkness

Johnny 5

Quote from: redice
Quote from: Jim Hyla
Quote from: Johnny 5Just as an aside...I remember so many nights driving home when it was an effort to find the side of Route 89 because it was snowing so hard. The only tire tracks were the ones we were leaving. 20 mph, tops.

Should I feel guilty for not missing all that excitement??
I mean, I do feel bad about California; really I do.

::whistle::

Just depends upon your point of view. Personally I've felt that watching was enough fun to commute to games from Rochester for 4 years, from Cooperstown for 3 years, and now from Syracuse for 40 years. Ups and downs with the teams and weather, but have always felt, in total, it was worth it. Relatively bad years, like some recent ones, have been more than compensated by surprisingly good ones, like this year. And there's always that hope, that somehow I could see another glory year, like I grew up with.

Mine was 49 years from Elmira and the past 2 from Bath, NY....   I still can't believe I'm THIS old!

Like I always told my students, don't blink!!
I harken back to the the trophy case scene from Dead Poet's Society.

::cry::
Cure for cancer? Soon. Cure for stupid? Never. ~ Prof. B. Honeydew

upprdeck

i spent the first 20 years listening on radio wishing i could get to game.. now that i have spent 30 going its been well worth it even in the lean years.

Johnny 5

I agree.
I wouldn't trade all the enjoyment for anything. Same seats for almost 40 years.
Except maybe the night the roads iced over during the game and I ended up bouncing off the curbs going down the hill in order to slow the car. Ended up swinging around and going thru The Heights to catch Rt.#13 and a state plow. That was too exciting, even for me.
Cure for cancer? Soon. Cure for stupid? Never. ~ Prof. B. Honeydew