The Ditch part deux

Somewhere, ken drydens reading that with a smile.

 

well I got into a debate with my older brother Tom the attorney. back then the Flyers only played the Bob once a week when he was terrible. I always said "he can't get better playing once a week." "he needs more games." they just didn't play well in front of him. Flyers still played him once a week and when he didn't get better, they shipped him out. he got a lot better in Columbus. that happens in all of sports though. players suck for 1 team and become good elsewhere. I think this was a brilliant Holmgren move.

 

hey the Bruins drafted Ken Dryden didn't they ?

 

I never knew that, I guess they did, he was a late call up from the university of mcgill. Dryden was a good goalie, but we'll never know if he was great, he would only average 20 shots a night.

 

Actually mcgill is where he completed a law degree.

 

Happy fish and egg day to all catholics.

 

Good Friday... good for everyone but one guy.

Don’t forget to commit some sin, otherwise Jesus died for nothing.

Do your part. Thanks!

 

I did sin, I had bacon on my egg sandwich.

 

kilkenny Dan will kill u skinny. Dryden went to Cornell !

 

My brother! Bacon egg & cheese! But I have no affiliation. Im a free agent sinner. Anyone need me to carry out some sinful acts you can’t get to today?

 

I have abstained all Lent. I know I'm going to hell anyways, I'm just trying to slow down the process so it's been tuna fish and pb and j for lunch and dinner.

 

I can't wait to have a bacon, egg and cheese sandwich next Friday.

 

He did go to cornell, but he wasn't there when he got called up.

 

What would you call a catholic doing when he's ordering a filet-o-fish at mcdonalds on good friday?

 

Playing the long game with Death.

 

The walk of shame lol.

 

roughing it.

 

amazingly he retired at 31. wow. what a career, although, a short one. and he took a year off in between playing to get his law degree as he sat out for a contract dispute.

 

Kenny was the president of operations here, he had an easy job, no cap, quinn coaching. He gives the most boring interview all-time in the history of hockey.

 

Dryden was the tender at Cornell. didnt someone here attend Cornell? .......havent seen enough of that guy around here lately.
anyway, Dryden was an All American with my uncle Jerry.

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