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To: Thomas George Warner who wrote (8153)	12/10/1998 10:35:00 PM
From: Quahog	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 8879

Has anyone ever noticed that Cornell's fight song is strangely reminiscent of "Give our regards to Broadway?" Very original. I prefer a nice script OHIO.

To: Thomas George Warner who wrote (8153)	12/11/1998 4:35:00 PM
From: BigRedMan	Read Replies (3) \| Respond to of 8879

TGW, as usual, you are in prime form in displaying your delusions of adequacy. Let's analyze your latest foray into the abyss, shall we? You said, "Arnold my friend, sorry to blow your illusion but as usual you are wrong on both counts. But than how could you analyze something you cannot understand." The "both accounts" I presume you are referring to are (1) My reference to the Nebraska Cornhuskers with the phrase "Go Big Red", and (2) whether or not you could determine my true identity. "The title "Big Red" my seriously chagrined friend is owned by Cornell University sports and has been for many, many, many years. In fact they were known as the Big Red machine long before there was such a thing as a Cornhusker." They may have been known as "Big Red" long before Nebraska was known as the Cornhuskers, but not long before Nebraska began playing intercollegiate sports. (Incidentally, Nebraska was originally known as the "Bugeaters"). I am fully aware of Cornell's nickname. Furthermore, I presume that your suggestion Cornell "owns" Big Red is to say Cornell has trademarked the name. If that is true (and I do not desire to determine the implication's authenticity), why do those Ivy League braniacs not preclude the Nebraska Cornhuskers from using it? On to point #2. You attempted to determine my true identity. You failed and covered your failure by saying you have no desire to determine my true identity. Nice try! GO BIG RED!!!