Re: You need to read, very, very carefully. You surely did not do it the first time.
 

Don't get your panties in a knot, I asked a question concerning your apparent change of heart. Apparently you did, or didn't, or will, or won't, I can't quite figure it out.

Rest of the story.
 

Just a nice way of telling you have to read better. Apparantly you did not understand the original comments. And the comments I made were almost a year ago, not a week ago about AAU. But then again, you probably think the world is still flat, just like your........

Good day.


Peace

Re: Rest of the story.
 

Not apparently, obviously. Asking a question comes from misunderstanding the facts. If you changed your mind, fine, that's all you had to say.

You will be #1 on my list.
 

I really do not what I would have changed my mind about? But then again you are thinking I took a position that I never did. So that is something you have to work out. ;)

I will make sure when I make life changing decisions, you will be the first to know. :rolleyes:

Peace

[Edited by JRutledge on May 5th, 2003 at 11:23 AM]

Re: You will be #1 on my list.
 

I'm not sure I would equate working AAU games with a life changing decision.

Re: Re: You will be #1 on my list.
 

Well you might not say it does, but the manner in which you asked the question, it sounds like it to me. But then again, I do not recall saying I did an AAU game recently. But I guess you can read into that because I commented on AAU ball. So if I comment on Little League, does that mean I did a game the day before?. Typical Dan. :rolleyes:

Peace

Now children, children,

I believe both of you need a time out after which you can kiss and make up!!

Quote:

Originally posted by Dan_ref Quote: Originally posted by JRutledge ... And I have done local tournaments where AAU teams from all over the country come in to play for prizes and money. Lebron James broke his wrist at an AAU Tournament that I have done in past years, last year. Peace Yeah, I've done my share of these intense off-season games too. But what happened to the JRutledge who refused to work AAU & other out of season games?

Well, maybe you'll claim that working AAU last season is not recent. That's fine. And maybe you'll claim that asking "what happened to the JRutledge who refused to work AAU & other out of season games" is somehow...I don't know what but I expect we'll find out soon enough.

Anyway, it's no biggie, as I already said it's just a question, but feel free to keep dancing. My stop's coming up so I'll be getting off here.

I dunno...if it's all the same to you I would rather kiss JR!

http://www.thebritishclub.com/images/chimp.jpg

Re: You will be #1 on my list.
 

I guess this thread IS about arrogance.

Remember when........
 

Dan, I made the comments last March after telling a story about a situation that took place after a game in an AAU Qualifying Tournament. Remember when a "coach" was complaining that I did not have an IHSA patch on my shirt during an AAU game? I have not done another AAU game since. From March 2002 to May 2003 seems like a long time to me. Especially when I was constantly saying <b>no</b> to folks that asked me to do them. Oh well, we all look at the world differently. I think we have established that. But then again, you are used to telling me what I think about things, rather than reading the actual comments ;)

Peace

HELLO, MODERATOR....PLEASE DELETE THREAD NOW....

I don't know ... the picture of the chimp with big lips is pretty funny.

I got a laugh.
 

I agree, the picture of the chimp is rather funny. :D

Peace

Re: I got a laugh.
 

Hmmmm....yeah, it is pretty funny.

But the rest of it stinks...;)