[Husker] Initial Impressions

jon johnston jon.johnston at gmail.com
Sat Jan 3 22:16:55 CST 2009


I thought "game" was something you shot or caught.

The best "game" is the trophy - you know - your 30-point buck, your  
over 50" muskie, over 30" walleye, 10 pound plus bass, three pound  
crappie.  I haven't done as well at these as I'd like, although I got  
a nice Whitetail a few years ago.

Given that, I'd mount Joe Ganz if I shot him or caught him on a hook.

That just sounds so wrong, doesn't it?

p.s. I shouldn't read this stuff on Saturday night, should I?

Jon Johnston
http://www.cornnation.com

On Jan 3, 2009, at 9:35 PM, Steve Stone wrote:

> I wrote:
>
>> > Joe Ganz comes pretty close to being game.
>
> Dick Karre replied:
>
>>
>> If you think Ganz comes "pretty close" to game, you might want to  
>> reconsider your standards. In my book, he defines "game".
>
>
> "Game," like "unique," is an absolute: nothing can be "more unique"  
> or "almost unique." It is either unique or it is not unique, period.
>
> A man or a dog is either game or not game. Since Joe Ganz, fine  
> person and superb player that he is, has never been confronted with  
> an ultimate test, we cannot yet determine him to be game or not game.
>
> Still, being "pretty close to game" is high praise indeed.
>
> Steve Stone






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