Re: The Boer/Boor Wars and the Charge of the Chickenshi-tees

[Celtic4Hire@xxxxxxx]

Oh, spare me the drama, Egghead. You don't see anyone else claiming to have 
inside information.  Just put up or shut up. At the end of the day, BS is still 
BS.....

DJessen33

BTW, notice now with the draft getting closer, Bulpett can now come out of 
hiding and start valuing Danny's no. 1 picks. Soon, the Globe will have to start 
covering the draft also. God forbid, they might have to look towards the 
future. But the seachange has started, the tide has shifted, the pestilence over. 
All we have left is the mourning of losing Blount and Walter and The Days of 
Egghead will be over....

DJessen33

<<     < Egghead, you got it wrong again. Per the Bible, a prophet isn't a
      prophet if he is wrong ONE time. You obviously aren't a prophet
      nor do you have a inside source.... Peeing in the shower, my
      weenie, er foot.... > - Jessen
 
      < According to the article, it was Blount who started it and evidently
      Blount who kept it going. But hey, why miss a chance to pile on Ricky,
      right Egg?> -Shizz
 
 Ah, the return of the good old BOOR WAR Generals, Sir Redvers Bully
 Jessen and Field Marshall Horatio Shizzy Kitchener off to yet another
 day of battle.   Feeling a bit threatened are you, boys?
 
 If Davis had turned out to be the decent human being of your desires
 perhaps the attractive spaniel-eyed Blount would not have picked yet
 another bone with him (canned laughter please).   And perhaps,
 if Ainge were the decent GM of your desires, perhaps Blount, Pierce
 and others would not now prefer to be playing for other NBA
 teams (canned boooooooos please).
 
 Those five little stars you have affixed to your uniforms are most
 impressive. You two "gentlemen soldiers" are clearly so much more astute
 than all the stupid coaches, stupid sportswriters, stupid broadcasters,
 stupid
 sports.com'ers, stupid fans, stupid list members in the whole Celt universe.
 
 Hang in there dear gentleman soldiers of misfortune.   As Jim Valvano said,
 "Don't Ever Give Up."   There is always Eggo to beat up into an omelet >>