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Non-Tech : The Critical Investing Workshop

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To: Ritch who wrote (32376)9/8/2000 6:01:06 PM
From: Clappy  Read Replies (2) of 35685
 
Hi Ritch,

I hear Culpepper's arm is stronger than Doug William's of Redskin's fame.

Doug William's was able to throw the ball approx. 80-90 yards on a good day.

Culpepper is being talked about as being able to throw from endzone to endzone with a breeze at his back.

I was amazed when I saw he had rushed for 3 touchdowns last week.
The dude weighs approx. 265 lbs.
Something tells me he doesn't slide in when running into defenders...

Minnesota was my 2nd favorite team when I was kid.
I loved Fran Tarkenton and Amhad Rishad.

I was born a Giants fan.
Looks like they finally got an offense.
Hopefully the defense doesn't fall apart.
During the worst years, the Giants defense could always be counted on to give the fans their money's worth.

The Redskin's look awfully tough this year.
They have so much talent it's ridiculous.
Lavar Arrington is said to be the next Lawrence Taylor.

I like the Raiders new field goal kicker. He's the Polish dude who played in Florida. He was the Raider's top draft pick.
Supposedly the dude can put it through the uprights from more than 70 yards away in practice.
Dempsey's record could be broken this year.

I love this time of year!
The beginning of football season and the baseball pennant race leading to the playoffs.
Nothing is better!

-Dick'sButtkiss
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