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

["Odegaard, Greg M." <GMOdegaa@RMC.com>]

Sure now Dr. Moses who has posted a grand total of ONCE on the list direct,
and only to make note that he had gotten his feelings hurt last month, has
come to the table and has spoken.  I guess with this new learned opinion I
have become the Noah we all have been afraid of.  Noah quit your chuckling.
It must be time for the others come forth.  

Doesn't more than about a couple dozen people on this give a damn about
reality based information.  At least I know you who do are out there, but
clearly Dr. Moses (or is it Noah) doesn't care for the truth, he just wants
his drivel shoveled up on a plate, and now like Mcmaster et al he will speak
when it serves him.  Which thankfully is very very rare.

So you want me to take a break huh?  Like the one you have taken up until
now?  This brain surgeon must have alot to say if you hasn't said yet.

Remember what I quoted from Lombardi; "Players know how to get knocked down,
Champions know how to get back up".  

Well assuming I can get out of town tomorrow you will all a short break for
the weekend.  Where did this become some kind of ego bashing, and why
doesn't anyone else care enough to call people out for their crap.  I got to
give the fine Dr. credit for having the knards at least to say what he did.

Brilliant gentlemen, 
Greg
-----Original Message-----
From: Moses, Peter L. [mailto:Peter.Moses@vtmednet.org]
Sent: Thursday, April 08, 1999 2:16 PM
To: 'ADAM.LITCHY@roche.com'
Cc: 'celtics@igtc.com'
Subject: RE: Gregory Odegaard's war against Way of the Ray


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)