Around the League 2.0

[5thhorseman]

It's like back in the day seeing a kid with clean new white tennis shoes. You just have to.

[donlever]

Are you calling me artificial Donny?

Ha.

No, not at all.

Just your affinity for AI as an educational search engine.

[Strangelove]

No, he's good Donny. (Florian Xhekaj) will join his brother with the Habs soon I think.

Sigh...and out of nowhere, via drafting, solid management/ownership, coaching and development, the Habs are good again, moving upwards towards a solid future and many paces ahead of us.

And today they sign Ivan 'Demigod' Demidov.

He's in the air, they're clocking his movements...

Ridiculous amount of hype going on right now in La Métropole.

Caps starting to get nervous about that 1st round matchup?

[Meds]

Looks like it will be Montreal barring a Hab collapse or miracle upset by either the Red Wings or Rangers.

[5thhorseman]

And today they sign Ivan 'Demigod' Demidov.

Apparently he's been killing it in the KHL despite constant benchings and limited minutes.

[donlever]

Apparently Nikishin is coming too.

Check AI on that for me will ya Meds5th.

[5thhorseman]

I like it that Meds5th is becoming a believer.

It's only a matter of time before the rest of you succumb

[Meds]

Apparently Nikishin is coming too.

Check AI on that for me will ya Meds5th.

What have I got to do with this one?

[donlever]

AI.

Clearly.

[Meds]

AI.

Clearly.

My AI discovery of your incomplete Friedman-Dahliwal-level hatchet job of rumour mongering regarding Long Island Lou consisted of typing into Google search: Lou Lamorillo fired by Islanders. It spat back the usual but now it comes with an AI assistant bit at the top that summarizes the search.

I’ve never used an actual AI app. So there.

Note usage of the winkie.

[5thhorseman]

Ah that makes more sense now. Real AI apps are crap at any recent news.

[Carl Yagro]

I asked AI about Meds5th...

Okay, the user is asking about "Meds5th" again. In the previous interaction, they mentioned it's related to a combination of users on a hockey forum. Let me process this.

First, I need to recall that in the first query, the user asked about Meds5th, and I didn't have information on it. Then the user clarified that it's a group of users on a hockey forum. Now, they're asking again, probably seeking a more detailed explanation.

So, the term is specific to a hockey forum community. I should explain that Meds5th is a collective name for certain users, likely known for their contributions, humor, or inside jokes. Since it's a niche reference, I should mention that it's not widely recognized outside that community. I should also note that such groups often form around shared interests or memorable interactions.

I need to make sure the response is clear, acknowledging the community-specific nature of the term. Also, suggest that without direct participation in that forum, details might be scarce. Maybe add that these groups often create a sense of camaraderie through inside jokes or discussions.

Check if there's any additional context needed, but since the user provided the hockey forum detail, focus on that. Avoid technical jargon, keep it conversational. Ensure the user feels their question is answered adequately, and invite them to provide more details if they need further clarification.

Ah, thanks for clarifying! In the context of hockey forums (like HFBoards or similar communities), "Meds5th" refers to a group or inside joke involving a combination of users who are often mentioned together due to memorable interactions, shared humor, or recurring themes in discussions. These kinds of references are highly community-specific and typically arise from inside jokes, running gags, or collaborative "characters" created by regular participants.

Key Points:

Niche Community Reference: It’s not a formal term but a playful nod to a group of users who’ve become notable within that forum’s culture.

Inside Joke: Likely tied to a specific thread, debate, or event (e.g., a draft discussion, team rivalry, or humorous exchange).

Dynamic Nature: Such groups often evolve as users contribute to the forum’s culture, creating shared lore over time.

If you’re part of that community, asking directly in the forum or checking related threads might uncover the full story! For outsiders, it’s akin to a “you had to be there” meme. Let me know if you’d like help decoding more context!

Well, thanks for nothing, AI.

Any context from a humanoid? I'm asking directly since I hadn't been there. Winky.