Triple Happiness 2007, has it run it's course?

[stevejrogers]

Another tradition from past years is the posting of celebratory images once the Mets win, Yankees lose and Braves lose in the same day. With the Braves fall from their division winning perch a year ago, and the Phillies finishing in second in the division mean that the Phillies are the third wheel in the Troika?

Or will the Braves have a bounce back year meaning their continued troubles should be recorded?

Or has coming this close to winning the NL Championship against a former NL East rival mean the Cardinals get added?

Or should we do like the song says, lets call the whole thing off.

[metirish]

I predict plenty of hatred for the Braves this season.....

[Guest KC]

I took number four, but whatever drives anyone to a triple happiness post I'm
sure is fine with just about everyone and doesn't require a vote of approval.

[Guest ScarletKnight41]

I'm with staying the course.

[dinosaur jesus]

Keep up the Braves hatred. As long as they're still doing the chop, as long as Larry Jones is still with them, as long as Cox is still the manager. If they lose 100 games, I'm going to enjoy every one.

[Guest KC]

9 votes to lose Triple Happiness? What a bunch of mid-Feb sour-pusses.

[Guest Yancy Street Gang]

I voted to lose it, but I really don't care since I never participated. (Never been a Braves hater.)

But really, if even two people want to continue the tradition, then it should continue.

[Guest Johnny Dickshot]

Exactly. These polls are retarded, and so is the notion of being obligated to participate in anything.

[metsmarathon]

i just vote no in all of steve's polls...

[nymr83]

Johnny Dickshot wrote: Exactly. These polls are retarded, and so is the notion of being obligated to participate in anything.

amen to that. if people want to continue it let them continue it, if they don't it will simply die on its own, voting on it is stupid.

="metsmarathon"]i just vote no in all of steve's polls...

a sensible idea.

[Guest Rockin' Doc]

I seldom exercise my right to vote in these polls. Concerning the continuation of CPF traditions, I agree that they will live on if enough people value them or they will die out on their own if too few people do.