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In our defense: the games weren’t on TV for twenty years. Being a lifelong hawks fan is a sign you lived real close to the United Center or were really, really obsessive. Read more

Who cares if they’re band wagon fans? Their hockey team is great and this is creating a generation of hockey fans in Chicago. The Bruins had a similar phenomenon in the 1960s and 1970s with the Bobby Orr teams. And those band wagon fans became lifelong fans. You should probably look in the mirror and ask yourself why Read more

As a Clevelander, I wish to extend a hearty fuck you, you godamned crybaby. Read more

Jesus Christ. Stop being a penis and just enjoy the fact that your team is awesome and finally have the fan support previous ownership did their best to snuff out. Cry-asses everywhere. Read more

As a Flyers fan I am elated that Kimmo Timonen will be on the Cup.
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I’m disgusted to hear Chicago was given the Stanley Cup after discovering this guy was runner up.

Good to see a bunch of Native Americans succeed in a white man’s game.
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Cracked also did a really great article a couple of years ago how some websites completely plagarize them. The “author” should make that the second article they read on Cracked.
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Screw this shit.

I’m gonna be honest. I liked the movie, but seeing Road Warrior right before going to see this movie didn’t help. I still think Road Warrior is better. Read more

Went and saw Fury Road last night and was shocked how much of the movie was CGI. The way articles like this present it, you’d think it was Raiders of the Lost Ark. It had about as much as any other movie. Read more

The Pink Panther. Starts out as a genial David Niven caper film, and Peter Sellers pretty much destroys everything. A cop as a spirit of anarchy. Read more

You were thinking about the same examples and same gifs, including movies that aren’t even out yet? You must have been separated at birth. Read more

Not to forget that movies like Mad Max: Fury Road and the Star Wars original trilogy kept the camera relatively still and focused on the action, allowing the scene to sell itself. The moving/shaking camera only brings unnecessary confusion for the viewer instead of enhancing their experience. Read more