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I don't. I just think it's a stupid thing to do. It's like turning down having the Cup for the day because you don't subscribe to drinking and well. . .people have drank out of it. Just a real stretch considering how innocuous the whole thing is/was.Quote:
Originally Posted by Kings Provisional
But he did lie... The statement he came out with was not true. I'm not sure what about that some people don't understand...Quote:
Originally Posted by Kings Provisional
Well, now I'm really confused. Putting his own political beliefs before his team is fine, because it's his right, but when he doesn't do something like sign an autograph, or give someone extra money, we should care?Quote:
Look guys I cannot beleive this has gotten so much attention.
You know what would bother me? If TT stiffed a waitress on a bar tab or refused to give autographs to little kids. That is worthy of attention. Does not go to the White House? Who gives a ****?
I just don't get it...
Perhaps it is because I care about little kids and hot waitresses and have disdain for partisan politics.Quote:
Originally Posted by FishMonger
As I said before I thought it was bad form, I think he should of gone. But he didn't?....meh. Not tipping those who have earned it and being mean to little kids? That is just wrong on so many levels! We should care because it shows lack of character, only bad people and lowlifes do such things!
Not going to the White House does not indicate such things. It is just not a big deal.
What if little kids who are Bruins fans are watching the White House ceremony, are looking for their favorite Bruin Timmy Thomas, can't find him, and get sad? That's kinda mean, no?Quote:
Originally Posted by Kings Provisional
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I did not see the President at game six in Boston last year, so there.
Clearly the solution is to quit this ridiculous tradition.
