Just because you don't have a hoop in your back yard, does not mean you can't
play basketball, but having the option of being able to toss a few hoops on
your own time and on your own terms can surely make you a better player. Don't
get me wrong it's not like vacuum tubes aren't still around. It only goes to
prove the point that the ones that can do, do just that, and the ones that
can't do teach. Although I'm not sure how well that is working out for you,
but to each their own.
In article .com, "D.Kreft"
wrote:
On Feb 23, 11:18 pm, (Captain Howdy) wrote:
Do you even own a car stereo
Nine years ago, people were asking me the same thing--they seemed to
think that if I didn't have a car or a system in a vehicle, then I
couldn't possibly know what I'm talking about
(http://groups.google.com/group/rec.a...se_frm/thread/
c545324d12b5acb2/e8bfbb26934db5bc?lnk=st&q=&rnum=1#e8bfbb26934db5bc ),
which is about as ridiculous as saying "since you don't have a hoop in
your back yard, you can't possibly know anything about playing
basketball" (three years in the BigTen and three years of playing
professionally notwithstanding)--pretty naive to say the least.
Once again, sir, your insinuations only go to prove the point that
King Solomon made and 2,000 years ago:
What has been will be again,
what has been done will be done again;
there is nothing new under the sun.
- Ecclesiastes 1:9
I smell as have had, almost have been here.
Howdy, you're every bit as eloquent as you are original.
-dan