RE: Gregory Odegaard's war against Way of the Ray

["Moses, Peter L." <Peter.Moses@vtmednet.org>]

This newest crusade of Greg's is hardly an isolated incident. On the
contrary, it's always something, and often the logic behind Greg's whining
is difficult to follow, at least for me. Greg, Adam is right!
You certainly do not speak for me or represent in anyway the voice of
reason, maturity and wisdom, although it is clear that you think this is so.
I'd love to see you take a little time off from posting, give us a chance to
breathe
and allow the list to have a life without the overlord of etiquette and
basketball knowledge watching everyone's every word.

Peter L. Moses, MD
(the one in Vermont)
(biographical sketch available upon request)


> -----Original Message-----
> From:	ADAM.LITCHY@roche.com [SMTP:ADAM.LITCHY@roche.com]
> Sent:	Thursday, April 08, 1999 5:48 PM
> To:	celtics@igtc.com
> Subject:	Gregory Odegaard's war against Way of the Ray
> 
> 
>      Why don't you lighten up?  You keep demanding that this individual
> put 
>      his "real name" behind what he says.  What the hell for?  Will what
> he 
>      says make more sense to you if it is accompanied by "Alka Amonker"?  
>      Will knowing the name of a stranger somehow make what he says more 
>      important?  
>      
>      "Ah yes...your name means 'he who eats Brussels sprouts' in Latin.  
>      Now I have an in-depth understanding of what you mean, and who you
> are 
>      as an individual"
>      
>      If you can't figure out what he believes by what he types, then
> you're 
>      pretty sorry.
>      
>      If you just want him to stand behind what he says, what more do you 
>      want?  He's typing it, he is reviewing it, he is posting it.  It is 
>      his.  He makes an opinion, why don't you attack it, instead of him.  
>      
>      And please don't speak for everyone on the list.  "WE" may be tired
> of 
>      him, but "WE" don't need you to speak for us.  (For the record, I
> have 
>      no beef with the accused.  His posting of articles is nice, the rest 
>      can be browsed or passed over just like anyone.)  
>      
>      It's YOUR opinion, and your welcome to it.
>      
>      Adam Litchy