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[DefenseBB]

I'm not in the habit of explaining my posts.
You don't have to respond to them.

...ouch, way to win friends and influence people there Dale Carnegie..

 

[Steelerone]

Can we all agree that civility and honesty makes us better as people. When someone tells me something I take their word for it until there comes a point when I realize that I cannot. This is called trust. And if they make a promise or give their word and approach me at a later time with a truthful reason as to why they cannot keep their promise I do not automatically lose my trust in that person because we have all been involved in situations where some events evolve and we have to take a different direction than we originally wanted to.

 

[Mulder]

...ouch, way to win friends and influence people there Dale Carnegie..

You impress me as a semi-rational poster.
No doubt you agree my idiosyncratic posts speak for themselves.

 

[Plebe]

Zanzman, my fertile mind doesn't care for the tenor of your post.

Perhaps try using less fertilizer.

 

[DefenseBB]

Perhaps try using less fertilizer.

Using or spewing?

 

[Mulder]

Stay on topic!

 

[HuskyNan]

Stay on topic!

The board is moderated so you don’t have to bother telling people how to post. We can get rid of any posts that are out of line. Posters, too

 

[willtalk]

Zanzman, my fertile mind doesn't care for the tenor of your post.

Would you be more amenable to a baritone or perhaps a bass?

 

[Shades]

I think redshirting will be greater than a “chance”. The last time I can remember McGraw talk of redshirting was with Brianna Turner when she could have played the last half of the season. I’m convinced she wanted a full season of Turner at 100% over half a season of her at about 80%.

Guelph helps Notre Dame women with scheduling headache

SOUTH BEND — First, Mark Walton helped give Notre Dame a player who would become one of its best ever in Natalie Achonwa.

www.ndinsider.com

 

[Mulder]

Hopefully Abby will recover from this medical diagnosis and return 100% healthy to the Fighting Irish of Notre Dame.