Gould 0738 wrote:

Well that's better news.

Sort of like the football player who fumbles the ball 17 times in a row, but on
his 18th carry makes a first down. :-)


If he wins the game, those fumbles no longer matter.....


Dave

Gould 0738 wrote:

Well that's better news.

Sort of like the football player who fumbles the ball 17 times in a row,
but on
his 18th carry makes a first down. :-)


If he wins the game, those fumbles no longer matter.....


Dave


One first down wins the game? Great! Seattle is Superbowl bound. :-)

Gould 0738 wrote:

Gould 0738 wrote:

Well that's better news.

Sort of like the football player who fumbles the ball 17 times in a row,
but on
his 18th carry makes a first down. :-)


If he wins the game, those fumbles no longer matter.....


Dave

One first down wins the game? Great! Seattle is Superbowl bound. :-)

It does if the first down happens in the last 1:40 minutes of the 4th
quarter, and your team is up by one score.

The point is, of course, that any mistakes that may have been made
during a game (or policy) will be largely overlooked is the eventual
outcome is positive.

Dave