Re: some observations on the draft and the future

[bocelts@scsn.net (R. Bentz Kirby)]

- --- On Tue, 20 May 1997 08:00:55 -0500 (EST)  
STRAUSS@WCUVAX1.WCU.EDU wrote:
After reading as much Celtics news as I could, especially from
the Boston Globe (what a treat!), I have a few observations.

<snip>

Talk about tanking: Jackie MacMullen (formerly of the Boston 
Globe, I hear),
wrote in SI about the Celts possibly tanking. Lady, that ain't 
a tank.
Just look at San A, if you want to see what "tank looks like!"

Perhaps the NBA should go in reverse order after all. This year 
(the
exception?) proves (tests) the rule.

Bob Strauss

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Bob Strauss      "Duke of URL"                   Cataloger
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Bob Strauss' 4 levels of Fax machines:
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Level 2: Able to fax color images on paper.
Level 3: Able to fax small inanimate objects.
Level 4: Able to fax large animate objects (i.e., people).
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Bob:

Do you have to go to level 3 or level 4 to fax Buds?  I figure 
level 3 is like one beer and level 4 for a 12 pack or case?  
And what about scanning a bud in Paperport and then using 
Winfax to fax it from the computer?  Does that change the 
levels any?  Is this like making instant coffee in a microwave?


Celtic content:

1.  I am glad to see so much commentary on the list.  But, I 
think people who "blame" ML, well, come on folks, get real.

2.  How many times would anyone want to have 3 and 6 in the 
draft?  It could have been the bottom two picks, ie worse.

3.  And if Pitino is so great, he will fix it, don't worry.

Peace,

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Name: R. Bentz Kirby
E-mail: R. Bentz Kirby <bocelts@scsn.net>