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Remember this Bruins fans?
“The Kid” speeding down the ice and faking Caps goalie Braden Holtby out of his jock to force a decisive Game Seven in Boston, but we know how that ended…..NOT WELL.
That was on April 22, 2012.
That was the LAST time, the Black & Gold got me EXCITED and made me HAPPY.
Since then, EVERYTHING about the game I love has been NEGATIVE and HEARTBURN INDUCING.
The Bruins early playoff exit and the GREED of the NHL Lockout has made me drink 1,038 bottles of this:
I am F’N SICK of hearing how many goals my favorite player Tyler Seguin is scoring goals in SWITZERLAND!
My blood pressure is at LIFE THREATENING levels due to the PROPAGANDA, SELFISHNESS & GREED stemming from the NHL-NHLPA CBA negotiations.
I want to RING Jeremy Jacob’s neck.
I should not be this ANGRY about ANYTHING.
It’s bad enough I don’t have a JOB, something the players and owners can not relate to.
So I need a distraction, but all I get is a SUBTRACTION of something that brought me JOY.
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