RE: This list - Its owner speaks

[snoopy1@pig.net]

At 05:21 PM 3/24/00 -0800, Gregory Odegaard wrote:

>My attacks, IF necessary will only occur off list, but I ask Paul to 
>support a couple things if at all possible;  that never is it accepted 
>that private emails be posted on list. This is below the belt.


I've yet to see anything with honest Celtic-related comment that merited an 
"attack"--on list OR off.

>  Second that fake email names be considered more quickly for 
> extermination.  You did very well a few years back to rat out Magic 
> Johnson and Jack Nicholson, but cutting down "bird" in light of his 
> recent behavior should warrant similar treatment. And lastly a healthy 
> respect that those using anonymous email names, without the guts to use 
> their names at the end (sorry again Glenda/Lady Nada) being give a 
> serious review for continued support, as you Paul note the power to black 
> ball is yours, use it wisely and efficiently.

Hearing complaints from someone who historically has not had his facts 
straight on such issues hardly seems likely to rouse any consensus.  We 
shall not delve into the "gutlessness" of those who had an opportunity to 
become personally acquainted with said facts and chose instead to issue 
vile insults and threats, as such persons are beneath notice.


>I again note that I never fail to apologize when necessary, and will 
>strive to uphold the standard so many others do (especially those with 
>professional degrees and training, who insist on somehow thinking that we 
>all even give a damn, no names necessary).

I assumed, perhaps incorrectly, that we all gave a damn about the Celtics.


Let's face it--some people on this list will never agree on certain 
things.  But we should try to concentrate on the basic fact that brings us 
together--the greatest Basketball team in the universe!!!

poof...
Snoopy the Celtics Beagle
"They've given you a number and taken away your name"--lyric to "Secret 
Agent Man" TV show.
"I am not a number, I am a free man"--Patrick McGoohan in "the Prisoner"
"My name is 5"--Charles Schulz, introducing a new character in a  Peanuts strip.