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To: Bill who wrote (100774)	4/9/2005 1:10:18 PM
From: cosmicforce	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 108807

So Coulter can use racist terms like "injun" and mean-spirited of use of "Arab" and you like her, saying she's "smart and funny", cutting her slack even though you don't always agree with her, but for a an off handed (unsuccessfully) humorous remark in context of the provably bad educational state of athletes, and you conduct polls seeking the council of people that use ad hominem attack as the their prime means of disagreeing with people. If you are really interested in discussion, show us. Answer one post on point, without being mean or sacastic, and only factual: I made this post, which I should have left off potentially offensive sarcasm: Message 21200929 Reference: Message 21213681 hoopsvibe.com Starting now: Question 1: Background: Tiger Woods was apparently a Business and Accounting major who didn't graduate from Stanford. When was it that Tiger Woods acquired the skills to do numerical modelling and write the equations for kinetic simulation of a golf swing? Question 2: Background: Many colleges don't graduate any of their basketball players, especially those that are black. The biographies of NBA on http:/www.hoopsvibe.com shows that, for the ones they provide biographies (most of whom appear to be black), the majority left school to play. What specific courses do basketball players take that teach them "the Gas Laws[,] thermodynamics of the rubber ball and adiabatic heating and compression"?