[NU Sports] The "I Quit" Syndrome

[Roy Lamberton]

Actually, I like to trace my politics to just up the road from here -
Philadelphia 1776 - 1790

Franklin - You have a republic Madame, if you can keep it.

rsl

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> -----Original Message-----
> From: Jonathan Michael Hawkins [mailto:spiritu at northwestern.edu] 
> Sent: Monday, May 22, 2006 11:55 AM
> To: Roy Lamberton
> Cc: NU Sports List
> Subject: Re: [NU Sports] The "I Quit" Syndrome
> 
> 
> > Anyway, many of these folks seem to come from the bible belt, Texas,
> > Oklahoma, etc. and given the tone of yesterday's 
> resignation from this 
> > board, I wonder if its something about the this area that rejects 
> > foreign ideas.
> 
> I think Roy has submitted his bold and daring entry into the 
> "how far back 
> can we go to find a grudge" competition currently holding sway onthe 
> nwu-sports list.
> 
> Current Standings:
> 
> 1.  Roy Lamberton: The Civil War, 1860-1865
>  	-- this entry a.k.a. "Those Southerners Sure Are Dumb!"
> 2.  Jim Bendat: Those Southerners Sure Are Dumb! (Part 2), 
> 1925 3.  Brandt, et al.: FDR - Savior, or just lucky?, 
> 1933-1945 4.  Bob Schooler: My Roomie Didn't Get Drafted, I'm 
> Still Pissed, 1969
> 
> Credit is not given for Lamberton's earlier entry, "Those Christian 
> Communists of the First Century" because no one engaged him on it.
> 
> I'm still looking for something in American history that's 
> earlier - maybe 
> someone could try to respond to a discussion of LaCrosse by 
> bringing up 
> the French and Indian Wars?
> 
> Jonathan
>