I don’t think of it as a superstition, but my hubby and I kiss after every goal
It’s dumb and we’ve done it forever. Even when we’re watching tv at home, it’s just a tradition.I almost always attend the games with either my daughter or my sister. So I don't think I'll be copying your tradition any time soon. 
I like to have a beer or two during the games, however, I will NOT drink a beer from the opponent's state during that series, the one exception has been Houghton road trips, because "when in Rome" supersedes the superstition, and when it comes to intra-state series, I won't drink a beer from that city or that city's "metro area."
I had Schells and Castle Danger during the games. Good thing I left the Beaver Island in the fridge.
I like to have a beer or two during the games, however, I will NOT drink a beer from the opponent's state during that series, the one exception has been Houghton road trips, because "when in Rome" supersedes the superstition, and when it comes to intra-state series, I won't drink a beer from that city or that city's "metro area."
I had Schells and Castle Danger during the games. Good thing I left the Beaver Island in the fridge.
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I like to have a beer or two during the games, however, I will NOT drink a beer from the opponent's state during that series, the one exception has been Houghton road trips, because "when in Rome" supersedes the superstition, and when it comes to intra-state series, I won't drink a beer from that city or that city's "metro area."
lol, that’s hilarious Rube ? I think you can partake in a Castle Danger Creme Ale made in Two Harbor and not violate your credo this weekend…judgement call thou ?
Kinda late to the rodeo... but here I go...
1) I have a unique birthdate... 7/5/75 and was born in Greensburg (KS.). In 2007, a tornado leveled over 95% of the town.
2) Grew up and graduated from Cut Bank (MT.) (about an hour east of Glacier Nat'l Park) in 1994. And have a cabin in Hungry Horse (MT.) which is about 10 minutes west of Glacier Nat'l Park.
3) Came to Minnesota for college and stayed.
4) Lived downtown Mpls. from Aug. 1994 to roughly May 2021.
5) Property managed an apt. complex from 1998 to buying my house in May 2021. And I can write a book and tell stories, which I've shared some of them here in GPL.
6) Started for follow Gopher Hockey (1995-1996) season, first game I attended was at the Target Center (1996-1997) season and first game at Mariucci was (1997-1998) season. Been to at least one Gopher Hockey road game since 1998-1999.
7) I have 20-30 tattoos depending on how you count them.
Recently got married, 4/24/21.
9) Recently bought a house, 5/6//21.
10) Loving every moment of being a new husband, dad and home owner!!!
Apparently I'm one of the movie geek posters here...this came up in my FB memories...still rings true overall, I suppose...but here goes. I obviously highly recommend all these movies.
Gonna take a cue from (name redacted), but condense it. 10 movies that affected me overall. No order in this, not commenting on why, just the list.
1. Red Cliff (INTERNATIONAL VERSION)
2. Amadeus (director's cut, although it's only minor differences)
3. Goodfellas
4. Freaks
5. Superman II (Donner cut)
6. Airplane
7. Tombstone
8. The Way
9. Pump Up The Volume
10. The Wall
When you tell somebody somethin', it depends on what part of the United States you're standin' in... as to just how dumb you are.
Rube, my movie would be ‘American History X’.
Rube, my movie would be ‘American History X’.
Excellent movie, although there is one scene I cannot watch ever again (pretty sure you can guess which one).
Along those lines, there are some GREAT movies out there that I will never watch again. Ever. "Requiem For A Dream (Director's cut)" and "Kids" are two of 'em.
When you tell somebody somethin', it depends on what part of the United States you're standin' in... as to just how dumb you are.
Rube, my movie would be ‘American History X’.
Excellent movie, although there is one scene I cannot watch ever again (pretty sure you can guess which one).
Along those lines, there are some GREAT movies out there that I will never watch again. Ever. "Requiem For A Dream (Director's cut)" and "Kids" are two of 'em.
The shower or the curb scene?
Has to be the curb
Curb is correct.
When you tell somebody somethin', it depends on what part of the United States you're standin' in... as to just how dumb you are.
Curb is correct.
I’m not lying when I say I’ve seen that movie over 50 times. And the curb scene is so hard to watch.
Curb is correct.
I’m not lying when I say I’ve seen that movie over 50 times. And the curb scene is so hard to watch.
Ditto on the re-watching. Powerful movie.
On to random things:
I haven't owned a FWD vehicle since 2001. And the times I've driven a FWD vehicle in that time period (road trips and such; shared driving) I could probably count on one hand.
When you tell somebody somethin', it depends on what part of the United States you're standin' in... as to just how dumb you are.
Curb is correct.
I’m not lying when I say I’ve seen that movie over 50 times. And the curb scene is so hard to watch.
Ditto on the re-watching. Powerful movie.
Have you ever seen the deleted scenes? To bad they cut them out. It explains what happed in future scenes.
Curb is correct.
I’m not lying when I say I’ve seen that movie over 50 times. And the curb scene is so hard to watch.
Ditto on the re-watching. Powerful movie.
Have you ever seen the deleted scenes? To bad they cut them out. It explains what happed in future scenes.
I think I did when I first bought the DVD, but obv that was years ago...may have to revisit that at some point.
So, movies are definitely a hobby of mine, I just get lost in them, detached from the world (in a good way). Very much like I'm the only spectator IN that world, a fly on the wall. That feeling is why I got into movies.
What are others' hobbies, and why did you get into them? What hooked you?
When you tell somebody somethin', it depends on what part of the United States you're standin' in... as to just how dumb you are.
Like Rube I adore movies. His comment about getting lost is true for me too. I vastly prefer watching in a theater over home, something about a community experience. Most years I’d see 50-75 films in a theater, too many to count on TV. I’ve kept a small book for almost 30 years where I’ve listed every film @ year.
I have a double MA in Public History and Film History, and worked in the industry for many years.
Hobbies? I collect antique/vintage Christmas and belong to an international collectors group. I focus on Dresden ornaments and KRAMPUS! I love to bake. I keep my neighbors supplied with a steady stream of treats ( keeps me from eating waaaaay to many). My husband and I love to travel. We’ve visited over 85 countries, our latest excursion to SE Africa ticked off another 5. 6 out of the 7 continents, Australia being our missing spot. My stepbrother lives in NZ and visiting him and his wife are now a top priority. Yes we’ve been to Antarctica! Along with South Georgia and the Falkland Islands.
Dorothy: Who’s that?
Scarecrow: A man with an axe and a can of lube. I’ll ask if he wants to join us.
As for hobbies and collecting. I have 175 unique Minnesota Gophers Hockey pucks. Several OGPs, some one of a kind, but mostly souv. pucks. Though I still have around 5 pucks I know of that I don’t have.
The movie ‘Hoosiers’ is one of my top five movies of all time. The movie is extra special for me especially after 1993, my Jr. year in high school when we won the Montana Boys Basketball Tourney. The storyline in ‘Hoosiers’ has some similarities as our march to the state title. We were a very good team, our starting 5 we’re as solid as a team gets. Just under achieved during the regular season. We were the two seed at Districts and ended up advancing to Divisional's where we were unseeded. We pulled off a couple of upsets and advance to State. At State we thumped a Top 10 team in the quarterfinals, knocked off the #3 team in the state in the final second in the semi finals and thumped #1 team in the State for the State Championship.
Curious after I read the Ruggs news, what is the the fastest you have driven a car? I won't report anyone.
Tahoe is electronically limited at 100. Yawn lol. South Dakota, of course.
On a C8 Z06 reservation list. That thing will get beyond that very, very quickly.
Probably around 130....but it was on the Autobahn. And I was still getting passed.
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The CLK 350 and my old '65 Goat both got me north of 110. The Goat is gone & the MB gets pampered.
Do 110 on a bike for a real sensation of speed. On my bagger with a frame mounted fairing you can feel quasi-relaxed. On the hot rod Dyna one needs to be very aware and it is LOUD.
Curious after I read the Ruggs news, what is the the fastest you have driven a car? I won't report anyone.
115 in a 6 cyl 1985 Mercury Cougar. No other cars on the road.
Well over 110mph on I 94 in North Dakota and Montana, as well as Hwy 2 in Montana.
I won't report anyone.
Funny story. I got reported by this lady cause I mentioned I like to stretch my vehicles legs outs when driving from the Cities to my cabin in Montana. She said I wasn't a good ambassador for Glacier Nat't Park.
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The CLK 350 and my old '65 Goat both got me north of 110. The Goat is gone & the MB gets pampered.
Do 110 on a bike for a real sensation of speed. On my bagger with a frame mounted fairing you can feel quasi-relaxed. On the hot rod Dyna one needs to be very aware and it is LOUD.
I was on the back of a sport bike around 110mph. It gets pretty hard to hang on to the person in front of you when accelerating to that speed and there’s no seat back behind you.
I think I made to 100 once or twice in the Trans Am.
Got up to about 140 in a Mazdaspeed3 on I-90. Terrifying and very fun. Definitely see how it is addictive, but I'm a bit of an adrenaline junkie.
Who remembers Koren Robinson doing 120mph through St. Peter trying to get back to Mankato for training camp?!?!?!
Or Adrian Peterson doing over a 100mph in Edina and offering the State Trooper an autograph to let him off?!?!?!
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I can't drive 55.
I did 120 in a Plymouth Neon once. It was a 5 or so mile stretch of straight flat road with 25 mph corners at each end. Slowing down from the 120 was a lot more harrowing, even knowing where the curve was, that the speed itself
I lived in Germany for 6 years as a kid so the autobahn is no stranger. I remember my dad doing about 210km/ hour (about 130mph) and a Porsche going by that came by and was out of sight in seconds. I only knew it was a Porsche from the body shape because I never even had a chance to see the license plate with how fast it went by.
My neighbor in HS got up to 140 in his Porsche when I was in it, but driving, maybe 110 mph or so in Montana when there was no speed limit.
I drove 110 mph in my friends' '92 Camaro SS convertible on Hwy 20 south of my hometown. As soon as I exited the highway we saw a county sheriff on the road we turned onto...I didn't press my luck the rest of that day. I will say that car got up to speed very quickly and handled the speed perfectly. Even with the top down it wasn't terribly windy. That is the only time I've ever been over a hundred.
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157 in a 1997 C5 Corvette... Rural McLeod County.
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I went 100 in a Honda Civic in Montana. It was a straightaway and we could see for miles. Road was empty
I was a passenger in a Chevy S-10 doing 110 mph. We were on our way to barn fire at my buddy's farm at about 2:00 AM. The road was so flat we could see the orange glow of the fire from about 20 miles away.
As a driver, I don't think I've ever been north of 90 mph.
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I got the same “smilies” before smilies were smilies one Christmas break in college. He asked what time I left the Cities when I arrived at their house. He was trying to figure out how fast I was going, even with taking a detour to drop someone off who road with me… lol!!!
I got the same “smilies” before smilies were smilies one Christmas break in college. He asked what time I left the Cities when I arrived at their house. He was trying to figure out how fast I was going, even with taking a detour to drop someone off who road with me… lol!!!
When I was on the Autobahn it was just me and my grandpa. We has a spunky little Opel (late 80s) and he dozed off as we hit a a long gradual hill dropping into a valley. I think I backed off just north of 190 KM so it was closer to 120MPH. Gramps woke up as I settled back into the 90-100 range and gave me a wry smile. As we crossed the flat part of the valley in noticed a blur near the top of the hill behind us. Couple seconds later it was more noticeable and was gaining fast. Within a few seconds I would tell it was a white Benz and as I started to say 'look a this' the big 'ole Mercedes when screaming by. It 'sounded' like an AMG. Based on how fast it blew by us it had to be well north of 150-160 and there weren't really any other cars so it was a good spot to test its performance.
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In 40+ years of driving I have never been issued a ticket for speeding on a highway or freeway. And the last ticket I received was for going 37 in a 30 on the Hennepin Ave. bridge on my way to a Gopher men's hockey game! This was more than 10 years ago! My latest vehicle (Porsche) that I've had for a year now has a published "top track speed" of 162 mph, but so far I don't think I've touched 80. Chalk it up to maturity, wisdom, old age, cautiousness, or some combination of these.
In 40+ years of driving I have never been issued a ticket for speeding on a highway or freeway.
I have a pretty good track record as well in my 30+ years of driving. I got one, one summer while I was in college working at the gas plant… it was $5 (Thank You… Montana). Got a warning on my honeymoon 6 months ago just south of the Split Rock. A month later got a ticket on 35E when it goes 70mph to 55mph at 494. She caught me doing 76mph in a 55mph. Took it to a hearing and it was cut down in price. I admitted I was speeding at 76mph in a 70mph zone. Though the State Trooper caught me right under 494 exits/bridge. And the hearing officer even said she hates it there.
A month later got a ticket on 35E when it goes 70mph to 55mph at 494. She caught me doing 76mph in a 55mph.
Cops sit in that area regularly. I don’t speed in that area.
I’ve had one speeding ticket; written as 55 in a 45 on a Wisconsin road in the middle of the cornfields where roads aren’t marked with speed limit signs, he said if not marked they are 45. He couldn’t prove I was speeding, and I know he wasn’t playing radar as he had literally just turned onto the road when he saw me and turned on the lights. (There was another sliver trans am in the area that my car was mistaken for more than once). He was “nice” and wrote me up for 55 in a 45.
Later that very afternoon when I can home from work, a brand new 55mph sign was put up on that road. My ticket got thrown out.
ALLEGEDLY I've hit 100 in a 4cyl 1989 Corsica between Duluth and Two Harbors. There were always 2 cops, one going each way. Once I spotted them, and was out of range, I let loose.
My current vehicle, I ALLEGEDLY hit 120+ in the UP of MI. IF there were other cars around, I would have assumed them to be owned by SteveMN and Armadillo.
I will admit to being in a vehicle, a Roadrunner, on Winnetka on the way to high school, and the driver hit 135~. Not. Even. Joking.
(and I never got into a car with him again).
When you tell somebody somethin', it depends on what part of the United States you're standin' in... as to just how dumb you are.
ALLEGEDLY I've hit 100 in a 4cyl 1989 Corsica between Duluth and Two Harbors. There were always 2 cops, one going each way. Once I spotted them, and was out of range, I let loose.
My current vehicle, I ALLEGEDLY hit 120+ in the UP of MI. IF there were other cars around, I would have assumed them to be owned by SteveMN and Armadillo.
I will admit to being in a vehicle, a Roadrunner, on Winnetka on the way to high school, and the driver hit 135~. Not. Even. Joking.
(and I never got into a car with him again).
135 in a 35…. 
In 40+ years of driving I have never been issued a ticket for speeding on a highway or freeway. And the last ticket I received was for going 37 in a 30 on the Hennepin Ave. bridge
I was over 80 just today. LOL. And I was getting passed.
In 40+ years of driving I have never been issued a ticket for speeding on a highway or freeway. And the last ticket I received was for going 37 in a 30 on the Hennepin Ave. bridge
I was over 80 just today. LOL. And I was getting passed.
As long as drivers are passing you on your left you should be fine. Personally, being retired, I'm hardly ever in a hurry.
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There goes the 'hood.
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There goes the 'hood.
You could ban him for the hell of it 
Nice to see you WPOS