Dr. Bliss wrote:What do I win?

You get to play drums with the Darlings.

It was a Corvair Monza, 4 speed two door. Louise Nelson used to joke that she always offered to pick up Ralph Nader when he would speak at Davidson. She drove a Corvair. For the first few years, beginning 1960, the Corvair was pretty dreadful. GM was trying to build a VW, not a Porsche. By 1964 it ...

I didn't want to take up game time, but I'd like to thank JCDC and Bill for the kind words about the Threadstart, and some others for PM's. That was pretty much a true story, although I imagine most of your knew that. I also suspect one or two of you have been there. I was thinking that as I wrote ...

bobmckellar wrote:It was a Corvair Monza, 4 speed two door.

Louise Nelson used to joke that she always offered to pick up Ralph Nader when he would speak at Davidson. She drove a Corvair.

Sounds like we backed in. I'll take it.

Time and score, please. Just got in from a bar mitzvah.

Acorn wrote:which in-game thread is this?

It's the stan's-off-his-meds-again thread.

Glad she went back on her word.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2SHAX4z4sLg

Beautiful.

Sports moments have the power to be mystical events; they haunt us, stay with us, recede then rise up to remind us of who we were, who we were to become, and who we became.

Oh, how I love this board.

Good article, but enigmatic. Obviously, many unanswered questions, and probably inevitably so. Even in death, I feel Bryan deserves some privacy. But there are some questions that don't seem too prying. How did he wind up back in Davidson, and with Bo? Do Board members of that era have recollection...

I posted this after the 2008 final. I am reposting it for Karmical purposes due to last year's excellent tourney results. ----- Note: This presentation is based on actual events. Some details may have been altered for dramatic purposes or to avoid legal or spousal liability. Saturday: I do enough c...