Here (U.S.)

[Tim Bishop]

Wow! What a game! Cowboys beat undefeated Saints 24-17.

[Richard Prowse]

Dang! I missed it! Are the cowboys still out west fighting indians?

[Ken Smith]

Originally Posted by Richard Prowse

Dang! I missed it! Are the cowboys still out west fighting indians?

Ahh.. no?.. First off, Cleveland is not out west so get a map!

Second, football teams do not play against baseball teams, at least not in this country..

[Richard Prowse]

Originally Posted by Ken Smith

Ahh.. no?.. First off, Cleveland is not out west so get a map!

Second, football teams do not play against baseball teams, at leasT not in this country.

1) I bought a map this morning. Thanks for the advice.
2) So, who are the wusses - the baseball guys or the football guys?

ps. I fixed up your spelling (lease = least). Also, only one full stop (period) needed.

[Ken Smith]

Originally Posted by Richard Prowse

1) I bought a map this morning. Thanks for the advice.
2) So, who are the wusses - the baseball guys or the football guys?

ps. I fixed up your spelling (lease = least). Also, only one full stop (period) needed.

You can't tell a Football from a Baseball and your talking about MY spelling?

Gee, talk about being clueless..

[Richard Prowse]

Originally Posted by Ken Smith

You can't tell a Football from a Baseball and your talking about MY spelling?

Gee, talk about being clueless..

Ken, my friend, you misunderstand. All games evolve, well the first game called 'football' was probably played in England before your War of Independence, and I'm sure the ancient Egyptians invented a similar game involving an object coming into contact with one's foot. Maybe they called it Skullball? Or Deadlittleanimalball? Anyway, what I was suggesting is that it would be interesting to see a group of your football guys play a team of your baseball guys. Sure, the rules might need to be slightly modified; maybe they could mix up the teams - half the football and baseball guys on each side. Rugby Union supposedly started when some guy picked up a soccer ball, during a match, and took off with it wrapped tightly in his arms. You're football game probably owes a lot to that enterprising moment some time in the nineteenth century. Now, call me modest but, I'm prepared to let you put the idea forward to your Yankee mates. Who knows, if it works out, they might decide to call this new hybrid game Kenball. No need to thank me, old buddy.

[Ken Smith]

Originally Posted by Richard Prowse

Ken, my friend, you misunderstand. All games evolve, well the first game called 'football' was probably played in England before your War of Independence, and I'm sure the ancient Egyptians invented a similar game involving an object coming into contact with one's foot. Maybe they called it Skullball? Or Deadlittleanimalball? Anyway, what I was suggesting is that it would be interesting to see a group of your football guys play a team of your baseball guys. Sure, the rules might need to be slightly modified; maybe they could mix up the teams - half the football and baseball guys on each side. Rugby Union supposedly started when some guy picked up a soccer ball, during a match, and took off with it wrapped tightly in his arms. You're football game probably owes a lot to that enterprising moment some time in the nineteenth century. Now, call me modest but, I'm prepared to let you put the idea forward to your Yankee mates. Who knows, if it works out, they might decide to call this new hybrid game Kenball. No need to thank me, old buddy.

Richard, I would call you anything BUT modest. We have a culture gap here. A HUGE culture gap. What you think is funny in your mind is considered to be disruptive in other peoples minds. Here in USA MOST people I know are serious to the degree they are not and they usually make that obvious. When you come up here with these strange ideas and the way you present them, it's almost like answering someones question in a different language.

No, I am not interested in any mixed games. Might as well breed a Fish with a Cow..

NOW.. Back to on topic please...