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Billionaire Blasts Bush
"Henry Blackmoore" wrote in message
hlink.net... In article , "Doug Kanter" wrote: On some subjects, maybe. But I suspect that if you asked him to help a rookie with a hitting slump, his suggestions would be plenty valid. That's what this discussion began with, right? Someone's credibility within their chosen profession? Does his gambling problem negate his previous skills? If he told a little league kid to get his elbow up when batting, would you consider his advice to be suspect because of his addiction? depends on which side that he was betting on... ;^P Ha. Another lightweight, crushed by the jaws of logic and common sense. :-) At the door on the way out, you may leave either a sack of gold, or your first born child as a sacrifice. |
Billionaire Blasts Bush
"basskisser" wrote in message
m... "Doug Kanter" wrote in message ... "basskisser" wrote in message om... (Henry Blackmoore) wrote in message thlink.net... In article , (basskisser) wrote: This guy certainly seems to know what he's talking about. He's spent his life in finance. Pete Rose spent his life in baseball... so? what's your point? Hey, you're MAKING my point, and don't even realize it!!!!! Too funny! I'll break the analogy down for you...just FOR YOU..... Pete Rose spent his life in baseball, you are correct. Pete Rose, because he spent his life in baseball, knows an awful lot about the subject, and could EASILY be called an expert, and correctly so. Yeah, but don't you know that one mistake erases everything you ever knew about your profession? :-) And, based on this theory, perhaps 75% of avid baseball fans know nothing about the sport because they probably wagered at least once on the outcome of a game. OH, NOW I understand! The point was that Pete Rose, although he knows more than most about the sport, can't possibly be an expert, because he got caught doing what probably MOST of the other experts (players, coaches, etc.) do? Thank you for clearing that up!!!! I couldn't for the life of me figure out what old Henry was getting at ;) I helped Henry by yanking some mental floss through his head a few times. Now, he seems to be saying that you might not trust Pete Rose with regard to certain things. Guessing: Unless you were stupid, you probably wouldn't loan him money, since he may have a gambling problem. But you still might talk baseball with him. |
Billionaire Blasts Bush
On Wed, 03 Mar 2004 18:19:07 GMT, "Doug Kanter"
wrote: "Henry Blackmoore" wrote in message thlink.net... In article , (basskisser) wrote: (Henry Blackmoore) wrote in message thlink.net... In article , (basskisser) wrote: This guy certainly seems to know what he's talking about. He's spent his life in finance. Pete Rose spent his life in baseball... so? what's your point? Hey, you're MAKING my point, and don't even realize it!!!!! Too funny! I'll break the analogy down for you...just FOR YOU..... Pete Rose spent his life in baseball, you are correct. Pete Rose, because he spent his life in baseball, knows an awful lot about the subject, and could EASILY be called an expert, and correctly so. And Pete Rose was also a big disgrace to baseball. You would follow his advice? Merely spending one's life in something does not an "expert" make.... Let me get this straight: The day before his gambling issue exploded in the press, he knew what he was talking about. But the day after, he didn't? If Carl Sagan had filmed a show for Nova on Tuesday and was found to be banging a half dozen Cornell coeds on Thursday, his knowledge of astronomy and physics become worthless when the story hits the newspapers? Now I know why I've always liked Carl! John H On the 'Poco Loco' out of Deale, MD on the beautiful Chesapeake Bay! |
Billionaire Blasts Bush
"John H" wrote in message
... Let me get this straight: The day before his gambling issue exploded in the press, he knew what he was talking about. But the day after, he didn't? If Carl Sagan had filmed a show for Nova on Tuesday and was found to be banging a half dozen Cornell coeds on Thursday, his knowledge of astronomy and physics become worthless when the story hits the newspapers? Now I know why I've always liked Carl! "...billions and billions of coeds...." |
Billionaire Blasts Bush
On Wed, 03 Mar 2004 21:01:53 GMT, "Doug Kanter"
wrote: "John H" wrote in message .. . Let me get this straight: The day before his gambling issue exploded in the press, he knew what he was talking about. But the day after, he didn't? If Carl Sagan had filmed a show for Nova on Tuesday and was found to be banging a half dozen Cornell coeds on Thursday, his knowledge of astronomy and physics become worthless when the story hits the newspapers? Now I know why I've always liked Carl! "...billions and billions of coeds...." And that was before V.1.ag.Ray! John H On the 'Poco Loco' out of Deale, MD on the beautiful Chesapeake Bay! |
Billionaire Blasts Bush
On Wed, 03 Mar 2004 20:14:17 GMT, "Doug Kanter"
wrote: "Henry Blackmoore" wrote in message thlink.net... In article , "Doug Kanter" wrote: On some subjects, maybe. But I suspect that if you asked him to help a rookie with a hitting slump, his suggestions would be plenty valid. That's what this discussion began with, right? Someone's credibility within their chosen profession? Does his gambling problem negate his previous skills? If he told a little league kid to get his elbow up when batting, would you consider his advice to be suspect because of his addiction? depends on which side that he was betting on... ;^P Ha. Another lightweight, crushed by the jaws of logic and common sense. :-) At the door on the way out, you may leave either a sack of gold, or your first born child as a sacrifice. Personally, Doug, I think you got 'em. John H On the 'Poco Loco' out of Deale, MD on the beautiful Chesapeake Bay! |
Billionaire Blasts Bush
"John H" wrote in message ... On Wed, 03 Mar 2004 20:14:17 GMT, "Doug Kanter" wrote: "Henry Blackmoore" wrote in message thlink.net... In article , "Doug Kanter" wrote: On some subjects, maybe. But I suspect that if you asked him to help a rookie with a hitting slump, his suggestions would be plenty valid. That's what this discussion began with, right? Someone's credibility within their chosen profession? Does his gambling problem negate his previous skills? If he told a little league kid to get his elbow up when batting, would you consider his advice to be suspect because of his addiction? depends on which side that he was betting on... ;^P Ha. Another lightweight, crushed by the jaws of logic and common sense. :-) At the door on the way out, you may leave either a sack of gold, or your first born child as a sacrifice. Personally, Doug, I think you got 'em. John H Me too. I just hope his first born child is 26, female, and shaped like Jamie Lee Curtis. |
Billionaire Blasts Bush
In article , (basskisser) wrote:
"Doug Kanter" wrote in message ... "basskisser" wrote in message om... (Henry Blackmoore) wrote in message thlink.net... In article , (basskisser) wrote: This guy certainly seems to know what he's talking about. He's spent his life in finance. Pete Rose spent his life in baseball... so? what's your point? Hey, you're MAKING my point, and don't even realize it!!!!! Too funny! I'll break the analogy down for you...just FOR YOU..... Pete Rose spent his life in baseball, you are correct. Pete Rose, because he spent his life in baseball, knows an awful lot about the subject, and could EASILY be called an expert, and correctly so. Yeah, but don't you know that one mistake erases everything you ever knew about your profession? :-) And, based on this theory, perhaps 75% of avid baseball fans know nothing about the sport because they probably wagered at least once on the outcome of a game. OH, NOW I understand! The point was that Pete Rose, although he knows more than most about the sport, can't possibly be an expert, because he got caught doing what probably MOST of the other experts (players, ^^ you know this to be a fact do you? coaches, etc.) do? Thank you for clearing that up!!!! I couldn't for the life of me figure out what old Henry was getting at ;) And you are an expert at ??? |
Billionaire Blasts Bush
In article , "Doug Kanter" wrote:
"basskisser" wrote in message om... "Doug Kanter" wrote in message ... "basskisser" wrote in message om... (Henry Blackmoore) wrote in message thlink.net... In article , (basskisser) wrote: This guy certainly seems to know what he's talking about. He's spent his life in finance. Pete Rose spent his life in baseball... so? what's your point? Hey, you're MAKING my point, and don't even realize it!!!!! Too funny! I'll break the analogy down for you...just FOR YOU..... Pete Rose spent his life in baseball, you are correct. Pete Rose, because he spent his life in baseball, knows an awful lot about the subject, and could EASILY be called an expert, and correctly so. Yeah, but don't you know that one mistake erases everything you ever knew about your profession? :-) And, based on this theory, perhaps 75% of avid baseball fans know nothing about the sport because they probably wagered at least once on the outcome of a game. OH, NOW I understand! The point was that Pete Rose, although he knows more than most about the sport, can't possibly be an expert, because he got caught doing what probably MOST of the other experts (players, coaches, etc.) do? Thank you for clearing that up!!!! I couldn't for the life of me figure out what old Henry was getting at ;) I helped Henry by yanking some mental floss through his head a few times. Now, he seems to be saying that you might not trust Pete Rose with regard to certain things. Guessing: Unless you were stupid, you probably wouldn't loan him money, since he may have a gambling problem. But you still might talk baseball with him. This guy certainly seems to know what he's talking about. He's spent his life in bull****... |
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