George Pappas is a professor of philosophy at Ohio State University

[Blitty]

I think he just said that Guy was his favorite player.

 

[reno cool]

the guy in my avatar is the greatest hockey player ever. You ignorants don't even know who he is.

Pappa g copied that list from somewhere. He wouldn't know what standard deviation is.

 

[Hawk]

I think he just said that Guy was his favorite player.

Bingo!

And made up stories about having spent time with him.

 

[MrX]

Pappa g copied that list from somewhere. He wouldn't know what standard deviation is.

Are you suggesting that that list was written by some who DOES know what standard deviation is?

 

[Mudcat]

the guy in my avatar is the greatest hockey player ever. You ignorants don't even know who he is.

Kharlamov I believe.

Nevertheless Gretzky is the greatest ever. anic:

 

[reno cool]

Are you suggesting that that list was written by some who DOES know what standard deviation is?

17. Bet more when you’re winning and less when you’re losing. Not because the odds have changed in some miraculous way, but because if you’re winning, you have a bigger bankroll, and you could experience some standard deviation.

that is an awkward way of putting it, but I read some of the list and who ever wrote it is... not Pappa g.

 

[MrX]

that is an awkward way of putting it, but I read some of the list and who ever wrote it is... not Pappa g.

I agree with both of your points here, but the first one is a bit of an understatement.

 

[BGS 9.5]

I don't want this fag affiliated with tOSU even if a joke

 

[MrX]

but I read some of the list and who ever wrote it is... not Pappa g.

I sleuthed it:

http://www.videopoker365.com/gambling/

Add some plagiarism to Geogie's list of offenses.

 

[MonkeyF0cker]

I sleuthed it:

http://www.videopoker365.com/gambling/

Add some plagiarism to Geogie's list of offenses.

Obviously, they paid George to write that.

 

[Blitty]

George Pappa's doing more troubles...

 

[IAG]

I would like to make a philosophy pun in this thread


but I Kant.

 

[Mudcat]

Oh dear.

 

[Mudcat]

I'll tell you what really amazes me about Wayne Gretzky though. He had a period of like 8 years where he had more assists than anyone else had points. Like I'm saying you could disregard the 500+ goals he scored in that period ---> he was still the scoring leader.

Completely unprecedented and unduplicated since. The separation between him and his peers was mind-boggling.

What is most amazing about it to me is you'd think someone on his team would be somewhere in the scoresheet area with him. Like a linemate should be converting those passes or feeding him for those goals. Even if that linemate is not nearly as good, you'd think they couldn't help but get dragged along.

But I guess it was just spread around to that degree. Any time he was on the ice in any circumstance with anyone no matter how briefly, he was making goals happen.



I repeat, 8 years.

 

[reno cool]

ya ok pal. You've been reading Vegas Dave's self help books I see.

 

[Mudcat]

Like sometimes people try to compare Michael Jordan to Wayne Gretzky in terms of most dominant individual performances of our time.

Jordan would have to have been averaging like 45 points a game for 8 years to be in that discussion.