FW: Re: Football Stuff (non-NF-2)

[Guest guest]

Hey Steve,

I hate the Skins!! (how about you ??) They beat Miami in the '82 Super

Bowl (does Riggins ring a bell?). You are probably right about but

he does take the other team's best reciever out of the game. But then again, his

best days are probably over so he will likely be a bad investment.

Moosehead is good beer. A lot of the nicer bars around town have it on tap.

, that's one more for you to try.

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From: scwashdc@...

Sent: Wednesday, May 24, 2000 11:05 PM

To: NF2_Crewegroups

Subject: Re: Football Stuff (non-NF-2)

/ --

I'm a Washington Redskins fan--in fact I have season tickets.

Supposedly, the Redskins want to acquire 's pal Deon if the

Cowboys release him in June as expected. I really hope Neon Deon goes

elsewhere. He's just completely full of himself. And besides his winning

personality, is at the age when his skills are diminishing and he's

more susceptible to injuries.

Sander's frequent invocations of God are reminiscent of ex-Redskins lineman

Gilbert, who said he rejected Washington's contract offers because God

spoke to him personally and told him to turn the Redskins down.

Incidentally , the best Canadian beer I've found available in the United

States is Moosehead.

Steve

[Guest guest]

As a Dallas fan, the Skins are the enemy! And they

have made some shrewd off-season maneuvers, which have

us worried.

I certainly don't mind players being religious. There

was a lineman from Brigham Young a year or 2 ago that

would have been a top-5 draft pick and certain

millionaire, but his Mormon religion forbid him from

working on Sundays. He walked away from millions to

be a missionary. With Deion , it's just

another gimmick to draw attention to himself. Good

riddance!

Moosehead, huh? Ok, I'll give it a try.

And , I know about the Molson Canadian commercial

( " I am Joe, and I AM CANADIAN! " ). It doesn't air here

in the States, but I've read about it. Does he speak

for all Canadians?

--- Fusca wrote:

> Hey Steve,

>

> I hate the Skins!! (how about you ??) They

> beat Miami in the '82 Super Bowl (does Riggins

> ring a bell?). You are probably right about

> but he does take the other team's best reciever out

> of the game. But then again, his best days are

> probably over so he will likely be a bad investment.

>

> Moosehead is good beer. A lot of the nicer bars

> around town have it on tap. , that's one more

> for you to try.

>

>

>

> ----------

> From: scwashdc@...

> Sent: Wednesday, May 24, 2000 11:05 PM

> To: NF2_Crewegroups

> Subject: Re: Football Stuff (non-NF-2)

>

> / --

>

> I'm a Washington Redskins fan--in fact I have season

> tickets.

>

> Supposedly, the Redskins want to acquire 's

> pal Deon if the

> Cowboys release him in June as expected. I really

> hope Neon Deon goes

> elsewhere. He's just completely full of himself.

> And besides his winning

> personality, is at the age when his skills

> are diminishing and he's

> more susceptible to injuries.

>

> Sander's frequent invocations of God are reminiscent

> of ex-Redskins lineman

> Gilbert, who said he rejected Washington's

> contract offers because God

> spoke to him personally and told him to turn the

> Redskins down.

>

> Incidentally , the best Canadian beer I've

> found available in the United

> States is Moosehead.

>

> Steve

>

>

>

>

>

>

>

>

>

>

__________________________________________________

[Guest guest]

Hey ,

If you guys can unload to the Skins, it will be a double bonus. If that

ever happens, my bet would be that will play well against Dallas for the

next few games. How about those Stars? I did not think they would make it to the

final this year but they are back again and have a good chance to beat New

Jersey. I'll be rooting for them as I am a bit of an Eddie the Eagle fan. Eddie

broke in with the Blackhawks (my favorite team) and had a few good years. He

should have had at least 1 cup with the Hawks.

Anyway, back to the Skins. I don't really like them but I think Joe Gibbs was

probably one of the best coaches ever (he does good on TV too now). His wife has

unilateral AN. I read an article she wrote in the ANA newsletter. She got the

problem just as Joe was given the Redskins head coaching job (he was an

assistant for some other team).

Speaking of Joe, that Molson Canadian commercial plays a lot here. I don't

really pay much attention to it but they call it " the rant " . Joe goes on about

things that are truely Canadian. Labatts has a good one too about their Labatts

Blue beer. They call that one " out of the blue " . Anyway, hope you enjoy the

moose.

----------

From: and Christi Waldrip

Sent: Thursday, May 25, 2000 9:52 PM

To: NF2_Crewegroups

Subject: Re: FW: Re: Football Stuff (non-NF-2)

As a Dallas fan, the Skins are the enemy! And they

have made some shrewd off-season maneuvers, which have

us worried.

I certainly don't mind players being religious. There

was a lineman from Brigham Young a year or 2 ago that

would have been a top-5 draft pick and certain

millionaire, but his Mormon religion forbid him from

working on Sundays. He walked away from millions to

be a missionary. With Deion , it's just

another gimmick to draw attention to himself. Good

riddance!

Moosehead, huh? Ok, I'll give it a try.

And , I know about the Molson Canadian commercial

( " I am Joe, and I AM CANADIAN! " ). It doesn't air here

in the States, but I've read about it. Does he speak

for all Canadians?

--- Fusca wrote:

> Hey Steve,

>

> I hate the Skins!! (how about you ??) They

> beat Miami in the '82 Super Bowl (does Riggins

> ring a bell?). You are probably right about

> but he does take the other team's best reciever out

> of the game. But then again, his best days are

> probably over so he will likely be a bad investment.

>

> Moosehead is good beer. A lot of the nicer bars

> around town have it on tap. , that's one more

> for you to try.

>

>

>

> ----------

> From: scwashdc@...

> Sent: Wednesday, May 24, 2000 11:05 PM

> To: NF2_Crewegroups

> Subject: Re: Football Stuff (non-NF-2)

>

> / --

>

> I'm a Washington Redskins fan--in fact I have season

> tickets.

>

> Supposedly, the Redskins want to acquire 's

> pal Deon if the

> Cowboys release him in June as expected. I really

> hope Neon Deon goes

> elsewhere. He's just completely full of himself.

> And besides his winning

> personality, is at the age when his skills

> are diminishing and he's

> more susceptible to injuries.

>

> Sander's frequent invocations of God are reminiscent

> of ex-Redskins lineman

> Gilbert, who said he rejected Washington's

> contract offers because God

> spoke to him personally and told him to turn the

> Redskins down.

>

> Incidentally , the best Canadian beer I've

> found available in the United

> States is Moosehead.

>

> Steve

>

>

>

>

>

>

>

>

>

>

__________________________________________________

[Guest guest]

Hey ,

If you guys can unload to the Skins, it will be a double bonus. If that

ever happens, my bet would be that will play well against Dallas for the

next few games. How about those Stars? I did not think they would make it to the

final this year but they are back again and have a good chance to beat New

Jersey. I'll be rooting for them as I am a bit of an Eddie the Eagle fan. Eddie

broke in with the Blackhawks (my favorite team) and had a few good years. He

should have had at least 1 cup with the Hawks.

Anyway, back to the Skins. I don't really like them but I think Joe Gibbs was

probably one of the best coaches ever (he does good on TV too now). His wife has

unilateral AN. I read an article she wrote in the ANA newsletter. She got the

problem just as Joe was given the Redskins head coaching job (he was an

assistant for some other team).

Speaking of Joe, that Molson Canadian commercial plays a lot here. I don't

really pay much attention to it but they call it " the rant " . Joe goes on about

things that are truely Canadian. Labatts has a good one too about their Labatts

Blue beer. They call that one " out of the blue " . Anyway, hope you enjoy the

moose.

----------

From: and Christi Waldrip

Sent: Thursday, May 25, 2000 9:52 PM

To: NF2_Crewegroups

Subject: Re: FW: Re: Football Stuff (non-NF-2)

As a Dallas fan, the Skins are the enemy! And they

have made some shrewd off-season maneuvers, which have

us worried.

I certainly don't mind players being religious. There

was a lineman from Brigham Young a year or 2 ago that

would have been a top-5 draft pick and certain

millionaire, but his Mormon religion forbid him from

working on Sundays. He walked away from millions to

be a missionary. With Deion , it's just

another gimmick to draw attention to himself. Good

riddance!

Moosehead, huh? Ok, I'll give it a try.

And , I know about the Molson Canadian commercial

( " I am Joe, and I AM CANADIAN! " ). It doesn't air here

in the States, but I've read about it. Does he speak

for all Canadians?

--- Fusca wrote:

> Hey Steve,

>

> I hate the Skins!! (how about you ??) They

> beat Miami in the '82 Super Bowl (does Riggins

> ring a bell?). You are probably right about

> but he does take the other team's best reciever out

> of the game. But then again, his best days are

> probably over so he will likely be a bad investment.

>

> Moosehead is good beer. A lot of the nicer bars

> around town have it on tap. , that's one more

> for you to try.

>

>

>

> ----------

> From: scwashdc@...

> Sent: Wednesday, May 24, 2000 11:05 PM

> To: NF2_Crewegroups

> Subject: Re: Football Stuff (non-NF-2)

>

> / --

>

> I'm a Washington Redskins fan--in fact I have season

> tickets.

>

> Supposedly, the Redskins want to acquire 's

> pal Deon if the

> Cowboys release him in June as expected. I really

> hope Neon Deon goes

> elsewhere. He's just completely full of himself.

> And besides his winning

> personality, is at the age when his skills

> are diminishing and he's

> more susceptible to injuries.

>

> Sander's frequent invocations of God are reminiscent

> of ex-Redskins lineman

> Gilbert, who said he rejected Washington's

> contract offers because God

> spoke to him personally and told him to turn the

> Redskins down.

>

> Incidentally , the best Canadian beer I've

> found available in the United

> States is Moosehead.

>

> Steve

>

>

>

>

>

>

>

>

>

>

__________________________________________________

[Guest guest]

Hey ,

If you guys can unload to the Skins, it will be a double bonus. If that

ever happens, my bet would be that will play well against Dallas for the

next few games. How about those Stars? I did not think they would make it to the

final this year but they are back again and have a good chance to beat New

Jersey. I'll be rooting for them as I am a bit of an Eddie the Eagle fan. Eddie

broke in with the Blackhawks (my favorite team) and had a few good years. He

should have had at least 1 cup with the Hawks.

Anyway, back to the Skins. I don't really like them but I think Joe Gibbs was

probably one of the best coaches ever (he does good on TV too now). His wife has

unilateral AN. I read an article she wrote in the ANA newsletter. She got the

problem just as Joe was given the Redskins head coaching job (he was an

assistant for some other team).

Speaking of Joe, that Molson Canadian commercial plays a lot here. I don't

really pay much attention to it but they call it " the rant " . Joe goes on about

things that are truely Canadian. Labatts has a good one too about their Labatts

Blue beer. They call that one " out of the blue " . Anyway, hope you enjoy the

moose.

----------

From: and Christi Waldrip

Sent: Thursday, May 25, 2000 9:52 PM

To: NF2_Crewegroups

Subject: Re: FW: Re: Football Stuff (non-NF-2)

As a Dallas fan, the Skins are the enemy! And they

have made some shrewd off-season maneuvers, which have

us worried.

I certainly don't mind players being religious. There

was a lineman from Brigham Young a year or 2 ago that

would have been a top-5 draft pick and certain

millionaire, but his Mormon religion forbid him from

working on Sundays. He walked away from millions to

be a missionary. With Deion , it's just

another gimmick to draw attention to himself. Good

riddance!

Moosehead, huh? Ok, I'll give it a try.

And , I know about the Molson Canadian commercial

( " I am Joe, and I AM CANADIAN! " ). It doesn't air here

in the States, but I've read about it. Does he speak

for all Canadians?

--- Fusca wrote:

> Hey Steve,

>

> I hate the Skins!! (how about you ??) They

> beat Miami in the '82 Super Bowl (does Riggins

> ring a bell?). You are probably right about

> but he does take the other team's best reciever out

> of the game. But then again, his best days are

> probably over so he will likely be a bad investment.

>

> Moosehead is good beer. A lot of the nicer bars

> around town have it on tap. , that's one more

> for you to try.

>

>

>

> ----------

> From: scwashdc@...

> Sent: Wednesday, May 24, 2000 11:05 PM

> To: NF2_Crewegroups

> Subject: Re: Football Stuff (non-NF-2)

>

> / --

>

> I'm a Washington Redskins fan--in fact I have season

> tickets.

>

> Supposedly, the Redskins want to acquire 's

> pal Deon if the

> Cowboys release him in June as expected. I really

> hope Neon Deon goes

> elsewhere. He's just completely full of himself.

> And besides his winning

> personality, is at the age when his skills

> are diminishing and he's

> more susceptible to injuries.

>

> Sander's frequent invocations of God are reminiscent

> of ex-Redskins lineman

> Gilbert, who said he rejected Washington's

> contract offers because God

> spoke to him personally and told him to turn the

> Redskins down.

>

> Incidentally , the best Canadian beer I've

> found available in the United

> States is Moosehead.

>

> Steve

>

>

>

>

>

>

>

>

>

>

__________________________________________________

[Guest guest]

ffusca@... writes:

<<

Anyway, back to the Skins. I don't really like them but I think Joe Gibbs

was probably one of the best coaches ever (he does good on TV too now). His

wife has unilateral AN. I read an article she wrote in the ANA newsletter.

She got the problem just as Joe was given the Redskins head coaching job (he

was an assistant for some other team). >>

*************************************************************************

--

I agree with you about Joe Gibbs' skills as a football coach and as a

broadcaster. Now he's doing quite well with his NASCAR team.

Years ago, a somewhat cryptic reference in a Washington Post article

suggested that his wife had had acoustic neuroma surgery. I wrote Coach

Gibbs a letter wishing his wife all the best and complimenting him as a coach

and as a fine example for DC youth.

He wrote me back a personal, signed letter, which I still have. Joe Gibbs is

one of the good guys and is still a unifying force in the Washington

metropolitan area.

Steve

[Guest guest]

ffusca@... writes:

<<

Anyway, back to the Skins. I don't really like them but I think Joe Gibbs

was probably one of the best coaches ever (he does good on TV too now). His

wife has unilateral AN. I read an article she wrote in the ANA newsletter.

She got the problem just as Joe was given the Redskins head coaching job (he

was an assistant for some other team). >>

*************************************************************************

--

I agree with you about Joe Gibbs' skills as a football coach and as a

broadcaster. Now he's doing quite well with his NASCAR team.

Years ago, a somewhat cryptic reference in a Washington Post article

suggested that his wife had had acoustic neuroma surgery. I wrote Coach

Gibbs a letter wishing his wife all the best and complimenting him as a coach

and as a fine example for DC youth.

He wrote me back a personal, signed letter, which I still have. Joe Gibbs is

one of the good guys and is still a unifying force in the Washington

metropolitan area.

Steve

[Guest guest]

/Steve,

I agree with both of you about Gibbs, who was a class

act. They don't make coaches like Gibbs and Landry

any more, because the punks and criminals who make up

today's NFL have to be coddled. Parcells was the

exception, and now even he is gone.

--- scwashdc@... wrote:

> ffusca@... writes:

> <<

> Anyway, back to the Skins. I don't really like them

> but I think Joe Gibbs

> was probably one of the best coaches ever (he does

> good on TV too now). His

> wife has unilateral AN. I read an article she wrote

> in the ANA newsletter.

> She got the problem just as Joe was given the

> Redskins head coaching job (he

> was an assistant for some other team). >>

>

>

>

*************************************************************************

>

> --

>

> I agree with you about Joe Gibbs' skills as a

> football coach and as a

> broadcaster. Now he's doing quite well with his

> NASCAR team.

>

> Years ago, a somewhat cryptic reference in a

> Washington Post article

> suggested that his wife had had acoustic neuroma

> surgery. I wrote Coach

> Gibbs a letter wishing his wife all the best and

> complimenting him as a coach

> and as a fine example for DC youth.

>

> He wrote me back a personal, signed letter, which I

> still have. Joe Gibbs is

> one of the good guys and is still a unifying force

> in the Washington

> metropolitan area.

>

> Steve

>

>

>

__________________________________________________