If at first you don't succeed, sky diving is not for you. I've been sky diving. It's a rush met by few others. If you haven't been, you should try it. Perfectly good airplanes are meant to be jumped out of.
Now, if you are sitting atop the NHL in mid-December, I would suggest not jumping. I would also suggest not flying the plane directly into a mountain, as seems to be the case right now with the Wild. It is beyond explanation at this point. I know that opens the door to a load of stats to be thrown at me, but even those stats can't possibly explain this.
This is just 23 grown men, among the best in the world at what they do, being unable to execute the smallest and simplest parts of their jobs and getting snippy about it. It's almost.. pitiable. Everyone around here is in for the long haul, and we're all ready to get back to sunshine and rainbows. Lead the way.
Jump.
First Things First
Free-falling Wild fall out of playoff race - TwinCities.com - WEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE!
Tom Powers: 'Gung Yeo' approach can only take Wild so far - TwinCities.com - I can't decide if this is a bad article or if the writing is just so trite that it is annoying. Could be both.
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