FW: [Husker] BC

[Kaufsss at aol.com]

"But Daddy - we're gonna make fun of that boy over there because he walks  
with a limp - and we're gonna abuse the kid at McDonalds when he makes a  
mistake on our order and we're gonna unscrew the lids off the salt and pepper  
shakers because that will ruin other people meals.  And when when I'm at  work when 
I grow up. I'm gonna just joke around and call for the boss to be  fired - 
but that won't work out to well because they'll call me a  troublemaker and I'll 
get fired - so I can live at home in the basement for  the rest of my life 
because I look up to you I want to be just like you  Daddy." 
 
See you can make this story turn out however you want - but peanut really  
isn't smart enough to understand the implications of what Daddy is saying, even  
if she is now a pretty bright 4 year old - but then again - the apple  
probably doesn't fall far from the tree. 
 
Unfortunately - people like you rarely "Get it"
 
 
 
 
Steve  Kauf
A Husker fan deep in South Texas
NOT THE VICTORY BUT THE  ACTION
NOT THE GOAL BUT THE GAME
IN THE DEED THE GLORY

 
 
 
 
 
 
In a message dated 10/29/2007 6:24:39 AM Central Daylight Time,  
gbrlist at hotmail.com writes:








> It was pretty clear that your "point",  in defending the guy whose
> tag-line involves being on a hate-filled  party bus to fire the NU
> football coach (whose sin is not winning  enough football games),

"Daddy, I'm home from school!"
"Hi...how was  today in 4th grade?"
"It was great, we all talked about you at  recess."
"About me?  What about me?"
"Well, I saw that when you  send notes to your football friends, you put 
"riding the GROC party bus" and  "I hated Callahan before it was cool" after your 
name.  And we talked  about what that mean't"
"What do you think it means?"
"It was obvious to  everyone in the 4th grade that those are said in jest but 
intended to convey  that you don't think the coach is very good at his job 
and you will be glad  when he isn't the coach anymore"
"But didn't any of you think that it might  mean that I really hated a man 
personally and delight in his troubles?"
"Of  course not, any 4th grader could see that"
"Did any of you think that I was  really riding around on a hate-filled party 
bus?"
"Stop making fun Daddy,  that's ridiculous and you know it."
"And all the 4th graders knew  this?"
"Yep.  But there was one of the 3rd graders who said that it  really 
represented a cannibalistic acid eating away at the foundation of the  program.  He 
was pretty sure that it had elements of the primitive  rituals described by 
Frazer in The Golden Bough."
"Wow, that sounds  interesting."
"Not really, we all thought he sounded like a total  dork."
"Then what?"
"Another 3rd grader shouted 'I agree! I agree! If  these fans are the best I 
don't want to meet the worst.'"
"What did you  think of that?"
"It was no big deal.  He's a kid that nobody  likes."
"I love you, Stinky"
"Daddy, I told you I don't like to be  called Stinky anymore"
"But you do like it when I call you Peanut,  right?"
"Right"
"I love you, Peanut"
"I love you too,  Daddy"

Go Big  Red








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