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And it probably ends his marriage.That ends his career.
And it probably ends his marriage.That ends his career.
I wanted to like this. I just can't.I'd lose my mind if I were his parent.
And it probably ends his marriage.
Keep him away from Geno's girls - sure.He's heading to a life of booze and drugs I'm afraid. Better be loving God real soon because he just changed his for a really long time.
Is he a good big man's coach by any chance?
I wonder how his wife feels about second chances.Keep him away from Geno's girls - sure.
We all should be granted second chances.
That's a big question for sure. Hillary forgave Bill for Monica, granted no kid, as far as we know!I wonder how his wife feels about second chances.
Then my inbox is swamped with people from both sides of the argument asking me to ban the other. It was just easier to tell people to act like grownups.
That's a big question for sure. Hillary forgave Bill for Monica, granted no kid, as far as we know!
It may come down to 'faith' - but I have none.
TerribleI'd lose my mind if I were his parent.
So you are the primary force behind the "cultural" difference! Hard to teach old husky dogs new tricks says I who fits the old dog descriptor.No, it's because the majority of people there are older men that see the women's team players as granddaughters and become somewhat emotionally attached. If anyone says anything critical, it's an assault on "their girl" and there are nasty flame wars which get ugly, fast. Then my inbox is swamped with people from both sides of the argument asking me to ban the other. It was just easier to tell people to act like grownups.
We rarely have the ability to bend someone to our will. Imposing a decree on someone like @August_West and getting that individual to stupidly accept it rarely occurs in this forum.
So my question to you is as follows. Was your choice to insist people act like grown ups a decision of rationality and practicality, a decision of altruism, a decision of necessity, a decision of convenience? Or was the decision based on an "enlightened female" realizing she has the power to assert control over a bunch of intelligent but immature males? I'm asking this rhetorically so I don't want an answer. But every fiber of my being is hoping that this last element factored into your decision.
And forgive and forget.I feel bad for Coach Summit, his wife will probably divorce him. Fortunately his mother is willing to forgive and forget.
Youse guys are different from the older gentlemen on the women's board. As someone pointed out earlier in this thread, you can call someone a name, insult his intelligence - and maybe his paternity - then go out for pizza and beers afterwards. All is forgiven and forgotten.As you well know this forum goes through equally ugly flame wars. I'm suspecting Fishy is reaching a limit on tolerating it. It's a tougher balancing act in this forum given the wider diversity of posters backgrounds.
Ah, well, I hate to use the analogy, but at the time I became a mod I was the mom of toddlers and their behavior was, ah, sorta kinda the same so I just used the same principles on the women's board. Teddy was onto something with that "talk softly and carry a big stick" quote. I'm not sure where that fits into your choices but there it is.So my question to you is as follows. Was your choice to insist people act like grown ups a decision of rationality and practicality, a decision of altruism, a decision of necessity, a decision of convenience? Or was the decision based on an "enlightened female" realizing she has the power to assert control over a bunch of intelligent but immature males? I'm asking this rhetorically so I don't want an answer. But every fiber of my being is hoping that this last element factored into your decision.
Getting a rational explanation to what was intended to be a ha ha is grounds for putting someone on the ignore list.It's easy to manipulate cultists like @August_West. Mojo's a helluva drug.
I'll hazard a guess that it was all the mods, and had to do both with self preservation and overall cattiness on the board. I think it started to be enforced during the TN/Summitt years, when anything involving TN was damn near unreadable. People would bring stuff over from their board and go off.
I'm an older dude but I did love Peter Pan growing up.Youse guys are different from the older gentlemen on the women's board. As someone pointed out earlier in this thread, you can call someone a name, insult his intelligence - and maybe his paternity - then go out for pizza and beers afterwards. All is forgiven and forgotten.
On the women's board, there are posters that will hate Stanford coach Tara Vanderveer forever for not playing Rebecca Lobo more on the 1996 Olympic Team or for her comment that she recruited five Nykesha Sales. Jeff Jacobs actually got death threats for his criticism of the arrangement to get Sales the UConn scoring record. UConn women's fans never forgive and heaven knows they never forget. That's because it's personal while the men's team fans know it's just sports.
Ah, well, I hate to use the analogy, but at the time I became a mod I was the mom of toddlers and their behavior was, ah, sorta kinda the same so I just used the same principles on the women's board. Teddy was onto something with that "talk softly and carry a big stick" quote. I'm not sure where that fits into your choices but there it is.
And ends he and LV Fans' relationship.And it probably ends his marriage.
Come on, no comnents about Tyler needing to learn where NOT to stick that finger? And what is that outfit Pat is wearing? Was she blind?
Jeez, is he wearing a girdle in the picture?? That belt is so tight it looks like he's being made into a human sausage link.Come on, no comnents about Tyler needing to learn where NOT to stick that finger? And what is that outfit Pat is wearing? Was she blind?