Tynan Lawrence Earns It Every Shift
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Deke success rate? Who is tracking that at any level, let alone USHL?!?
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Don't let your lack of vocabulary knowledge get you down. Accept the education and move on.zoiks wrote: ↑20 Jul 2026 09:18 amThanks, General Grammar! The fact that you had to edit your comment after posting it gives me great hope, so I’ve also done so. Hopefully one day I too can reach your level of skill in the edit of grammar after publication. I’ll let you guys get back to posting your AI slop articles from Substack.mph6689new wrote: ↑20 Jul 2026 09:17 amThere is a difference between a typo and not knowing the correct word. Neither one is a single, but pretending it was a typo tells us a lot about you.
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Now I know most of you here were born before movable type was invented, but I’ll try to explain how a modern touchscreen keyboard with autocorrect works. Try to set aside your WW1 shell shock and follow along.
If a person types the letters D-R-I-B-E-L in succession, where the letter B was a typo meant to be the letter V in the word drivel, and then typed a period symbol, autocorrect will change the misspelled word to dribble, which coincidentally is what hangs from your chins as your nurses spoon feed you your meals of apple sauce and baby food.
If a person types the letters D-R-I-B-E-L in succession, where the letter B was a typo meant to be the letter V in the word drivel, and then typed a period symbol, autocorrect will change the misspelled word to dribble, which coincidentally is what hangs from your chins as your nurses spoon feed you your meals of apple sauce and baby food.
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"Drivel" refers to nonsensical talk or writing, while "dribble" describes the act of liquid flowing slowly or the action of moving a ball in sports.
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Drivel: This term is used to describe senseless talk or writing that lacks substance or seriousness. It often carries a negative connotation, implying that the content is pointless or annoying. For example, one might say, "The meeting was full of drivel that wasted everyone's time"
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Dribble: This word primarily refers to the act of letting liquid flow slowly from the mouth, such as saliva. In sports, particularly basketball and soccer, "dribble" describes the action of moving a ball along by tapping it with the feet or hands. For instance, "He dribbled the ball down the court"
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Dribble vs. drivel
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One definition of drivel is senseless talk or content. Dribble’s main noun definition, outside sports, is a small, unsteady stream. The words almost converge where drivel, in a secondary sense,means to slobber or drool (drool being a sort of small, unsteady stream), and this perhaps has something to do with dribble sometimes being used in place of drivel in the senseless talk sense. The mixup is common, but the words are generally kept separate in edited writing.
Examples
These writers use dribble where drivel would probably make more sense:
t was a meandering ride into the unknown, coughing out sometimes dreary and mindless 30-minute dribble within the exasperatingly few sublime passages. [New Straits Times]
“Self-indulgent, whiny dribble,” wrote more than a few critics, while others praised the project as inspirational. [Best of New Orleans]
A few glasses of wine later, things really start to heat up, but before your frock hits the floor, your date utters the most disenchanting dribble you’ve ever heard [Province]
And here are a few examples of drivel used to mean senseless talk:
On telly, we had but three channels, mostly pumping out drivel to anaesthetise the middle-aged. [Telegraph]
Cherry-picking this kind of bureaucratic drivel out of a massive document is easy and unfair without more reporting. [Reuters Blogs]
Simply put, Obamacare has forced Romney to reveal how much 100-proof drivel he’ll swallow and spit out with a smile. [Washington Post]
"Drivel" refers to nonsensical talk or writing, while "dribble" describes the act of liquid flowing slowly or the action of moving a ball in sports.
Definitions
Drivel: This term is used to describe senseless talk or writing that lacks substance or seriousness. It often carries a negative connotation, implying that the content is pointless or annoying. For example, one might say, "The meeting was full of drivel that wasted everyone's time"
Ask Difference
Ask Difference
.
Dribble: This word primarily refers to the act of letting liquid flow slowly from the mouth, such as saliva. In sports, particularly basketball and soccer, "dribble" describes the action of moving a ball along by tapping it with the feet or hands. For instance, "He dribbled the ball down the court"
Other helpful info:
Dribble vs. drivel
Photo of author
| Grammarist
| Usage
One definition of drivel is senseless talk or content. Dribble’s main noun definition, outside sports, is a small, unsteady stream. The words almost converge where drivel, in a secondary sense,means to slobber or drool (drool being a sort of small, unsteady stream), and this perhaps has something to do with dribble sometimes being used in place of drivel in the senseless talk sense. The mixup is common, but the words are generally kept separate in edited writing.
Examples
These writers use dribble where drivel would probably make more sense:
t was a meandering ride into the unknown, coughing out sometimes dreary and mindless 30-minute dribble within the exasperatingly few sublime passages. [New Straits Times]
“Self-indulgent, whiny dribble,” wrote more than a few critics, while others praised the project as inspirational. [Best of New Orleans]
A few glasses of wine later, things really start to heat up, but before your frock hits the floor, your date utters the most disenchanting dribble you’ve ever heard [Province]
And here are a few examples of drivel used to mean senseless talk:
On telly, we had but three channels, mostly pumping out drivel to anaesthetise the middle-aged. [Telegraph]
Cherry-picking this kind of bureaucratic drivel out of a massive document is easy and unfair without more reporting. [Reuters Blogs]
Simply put, Obamacare has forced Romney to reveal how much 100-proof drivel he’ll swallow and spit out with a smile. [Washington Post]
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The thing I've never done is post AI articles, but I wasn't specific enough, so thanks for the catch.zoiks wrote: ↑20 Jul 2026 09:23 amBut alas, I have the receipt right here.mph6689new wrote: ↑20 Jul 2026 09:21 amSomething I've never done, butzoiks wrote: ↑20 Jul 2026 09:18 amThanks, General Grammar! I’ll let you guys get back to posting your AI slop articles from Substack.mph6689new wrote: ↑20 Jul 2026 09:17 amThere is a difference between a typo and not knowing the correct word. Neither one is a single, but pretending it was a typo tells us a lot about you.![]()
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zoiks wrote: ↑20 Jul 2026 11:29 am Now I know most of you here were born before movable type was invented, but I’ll try to explain how a modern touchscreen keyboard with autocorrect works. Try to set aside your WW1 shell shock and follow along.
If a person types the letters D-R-I-B-E-L in succession, where the letter B was a typo meant to be the letter V in the word drivel, and then typed a period symbol, autocorrect will change the misspelled word to dribble, which coincidentally is what hangs from your chins as your nurses spoon feed you your meals of apple sauce and baby food.
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Man...the season can't come soon enough.
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You really are so totally cool man.zoiks wrote: ↑20 Jul 2026 11:29 am Now I know most of you here were born before movable type was invented, but I’ll try to explain how a modern touchscreen keyboard with autocorrect works. Try to set aside your WW1 shell shock and follow along.
If a person types the letters D-R-I-B-E-L in succession, where the letter B was a typo meant to be the letter V in the word drivel, and then typed a period symbol, autocorrect will change the misspelled word to dribble, which coincidentally is what hangs from your chins as your nurses spoon feed you your meals of apple sauce and baby food.
It's impressive so congrats.
I'm sure your mom and dad can't wait for you to help them out in their later days.
I can just see the love now.
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Probably over hyped here but hope to see him in Blue in 2 years time.Harry S Deals wrote: ↑20 Jul 2026 09:53 am Yep it will be interesting to see how many pts Lawrences puts up at as 18 yr old. He turns 18 in about 3 weeks,
Check out what some other 18 yrs old did in the NCAA
https://www.quanthockey.com/ncaa/en/pla ... ayers.html
My guess is Lawrence is the 2C behind Malhotra? Id like to see Tynan Lawrence in the 40-50 pts range would be a great season but idk with two really good centers are there enough goals to go around to reach that plateau. It may be more about the quality of play vs the point totals
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Drivelzoiks wrote: ↑20 Jul 2026 11:29 am Now I know most of you here were born before movable type was invented, but I’ll try to explain how a modern touchscreen keyboard with autocorrect works. Try to set aside your WW1 shell shock and follow along.
If a person types the letters D-R-I-B-E-L in succession, where the letter B was a typo meant to be the letter V in the word drivel, and then typed a period symbol, autocorrect will change the misspelled word to dribble, which coincidentally is what hangs from your chins as your nurses spoon feed you your meals of apple sauce and baby food.
Drivel
Drivel
D r I b e l
Is what I typed on my iPad.
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I should mention I am using an iPad running safari and it has a fine autocorrect.Harry York 37 wrote: ↑20 Jul 2026 18:13 pmDrivelzoiks wrote: ↑20 Jul 2026 11:29 am Now I know most of you here were born before movable type was invented, but I’ll try to explain how a modern touchscreen keyboard with autocorrect works. Try to set aside your WW1 shell shock and follow along.
If a person types the letters D-R-I-B-E-L in succession, where the letter B was a typo meant to be the letter V in the word drivel, and then typed a period symbol, autocorrect will change the misspelled word to dribble, which coincidentally is what hangs from your chins as your nurses spoon feed you your meals of apple sauce and baby food.
Drivel
Drivel
D r I b e l
Is what I typed on my iPad.
I typed those exact letters three straight times and you can see the result.
Does that make my autocorrect hipper than yours, kid?
If ya wanna feel groovy, listen to the lyrics and it won’t happen again.
“Slow down, you move to fast.
Ya gotta make the mornin’ last.”
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Harry York 37
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I am copping to the spelling error on “to”.Harry York 37 wrote: ↑20 Jul 2026 18:20 pmI should mention I am using an iPad running safari and it has a fine autocorrect.Harry York 37 wrote: ↑20 Jul 2026 18:13 pmDrivelzoiks wrote: ↑20 Jul 2026 11:29 am Now I know most of you here were born before movable type was invented, but I’ll try to explain how a modern touchscreen keyboard with autocorrect works. Try to set aside your WW1 shell shock and follow along.
If a person types the letters D-R-I-B-E-L in succession, where the letter B was a typo meant to be the letter V in the word drivel, and then typed a period symbol, autocorrect will change the misspelled word to dribble, which coincidentally is what hangs from your chins as your nurses spoon feed you your meals of apple sauce and baby food.
Drivel
Drivel
D r I b e l
Is what I typed on my iPad.
I typed those exact letters three straight times and you can see the result.
Does that make my autocorrect hipper than yours, kid?
If ya wanna feel groovy, listen to the lyrics and it won’t happen again.
“Slow down, you move to fast.
Ya gotta make the mornin’ last.”
It should have read “too”, and that’s on me.
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Ive been debating it. Didnt play last year. They design the game modes to be a second job so im not sure if i want to invest.BleedingBleu wrote: ↑21 Jul 2026 06:34 am+1
Its gotten so bad that I’ve been excited for EA’s rehash of NHL22…
Which, if they were smart…
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I spent the first few weeks of the season in a hospital, but found myself playing Hockey Legacy Manager (HLM26); which is a simulation style phone app.Younghopp1991 wrote: ↑21 Jul 2026 07:12 amIve been debating it. Didnt play last year. They design the game modes to be a second job so im not sure if i want to invest.BleedingBleu wrote: ↑21 Jul 2026 06:34 am+1
Its gotten so bad that I’ve been excited for EA’s rehash of NHL22…
Which, if they were smart…
I’ve seen some elements of EA’s NHL 26 that are at least interesting from a game play perspective like unique Home experiences and the announcers are Buccigross & Pang. However, I would rather hold out for a significant sale at this point than pre-order due to their history of releasing a buggy, copy/paste product that mostly amounts to roster refreshes