OT, Fire Millen

Originally Posted by Mike Latondresse

"Bill Sornson" mspam wrote in
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zsilverball wrote:

Sorry, but it just has to be said.
FIRE MILLEN

Since it's football season, the Detroit Lions have no place in the
discussion.

Bill "sorry, but it just has to be said" S.




Hey the Grey Cup is over, there is no more footabll worth watching

Delete "more"

"Fred" wrote in
et:

"zsilverball" wrote in message
oups.com...
You em genius. You know how to Google.


If he can do that, maybe you can figure out the difference between a
bicycle and a football newsgroup.




Maybe, but playing football involves repeated, ritualistic blows to the
head, while biking only requires enough to allow us to sport some kind of
'Red Badge of Courage' cycling scar as a conversation topic.

In article , wvantwiller
) wrote:

Maybe, but playing football involves repeated, ritualistic blows to the
head, while biking only requires enough to allow us to sport some kind of
'Red Badge of Courage' cycling scar as a conversation topic.

FSVO "football"...

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Dave Larrington - http://www.legslarry.beerdrinkers.co.uk/
Pepperoni and green peppers, mushrooms, olives, chives!

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Dave Larrington wrote in
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In article , wvantwiller
) wrote:

Maybe, but playing football involves repeated, ritualistic blows to
the head, while biking only requires enough to allow us to sport some
kind of 'Red Badge of Courage' cycling scar as a conversation topic.

FSVO "football"...


Works for any value of "football" I know of. One nephew isn't allowed to
head the ball in his youth soccer league because of the physical problems
with blows to the head and neck trauma in children, which points to the
problem with blows to the head in that sport, and another wears one of
those helmets with a mouthpiece attached to the faceguard, and scuff marks
all over the top, which points to problems with blows to the head in that
sport.

Perhaps you are talking about Canadian 'football'?

In article , wvantwiller
) wrote:
[posted and mailed]

Dave Larrington wrote in
t:

In article , wvantwiller
) wrote:

Maybe, but playing football involves repeated, ritualistic blows to
the head, while biking only requires enough to allow us to sport some
kind of 'Red Badge of Courage' cycling scar as a conversation topic.

FSVO "football"...


Works for any value of "football" I know of. One nephew isn't allowed to
head the ball in his youth soccer league because of the physical problems
with blows to the head and neck trauma in children, which points to the
problem with blows to the head in that sport, and another wears one of
those helmets with a mouthpiece attached to the faceguard, and scuff marks
all over the top, which points to problems with blows to the head in that
sport.

Why not just wrap them in cotton wool and leave them in a cardboard box
outside the cemetery? And why do they call it "football" when the ball
gets kicked about ten times in the course of five hours?

(Retires, puzzled)

--
Dave Larrington - http://www.legslarry.beerdrinkers.co.uk/
"It is the business of the future to be dangerous" - Alfred North
Whitehead