FB: American Rivers Conference

[KnightSlayer101]

I don't need my cane all the time, in church league softball I can bat and have a designated runner. I also can be pitcher and catcher. I also have played in a church league dart tournament (which I won) and I coach a seven on seven team. So maybe I don't play on the teams, who cares? If my legs were shot playing real football shouldn't that be good enough for you? Can I compliment my players on how good they are, if I coach? Am I not still part of the team? Sorry you find me walking with a cane funny, its called sacrifice for a greater cause, you wouldn't know about that. I love Central, I loved playing for them, I'm proud to walk with a cane in my thirties, if you ever see me walking with it you will know why I was better than you on the field---I GAVE IT MY ALL.

[footballdaddy]

Sorry, I still think you're making it all up.

[Mr. Ypsi]

What you don't get is I state facts. I state them when people challenge me and when it is relevant.

(I had hoped that a whole slew of posters 'bragging' about their church league basketball or miniature golf 'exploits' might be enough mockery to get through to you, but apparently nothing gets through your ego.)

With some of these posters I didn't know if they were joking or not, seeing how jealous they are of me in their posts, and how they attack me, I wouldn't be suprised if winning a church league basketball tournament was their biggest accomplishment. I play in church leagues all the time, some of our teams are really talented, but I realize it isn't the IIAC so I don't mention it on these boards. People who go after me and my successes make me realize more and more why God came into my life...to learn to ignore bozos like them.

Nuff said.

What a truly pathetic misunderstanding of life you have.  NO one on here is jealous of you - they have a growing contempt for you.  (That you couldn't even see that they were mocking you with these 'accomplishments' just reinforces the point.  I even mocked myself with the church league basketball example, pointing out that, while I got 25, he got 42.  I suspect that Central fans cringe every time you make a post.)

[KnightSlayer101]

This board has insulted me for the last time.  I am sorry for my God given abilities and that I am proud of what I have done whether it was during my playing days or teaching myself the keyboard so I could play in my church band.  Consider this as me turning the other cheek, as I grab my cane and walk away from my computer I hope you realize what a jealous group of people you are but then again none of you ever stepped on a college gridiron or felt Our Lord blessing them with the ability to be great at football. Warning to anyone who is a newcomer to these boards, these people are anti- handicapped, anti-religion, anti-acheivers.

See you jerks at the Stagg Bowl.

[Mr. Ypsi]

This board has insulted me for the last time.  I am sorry for my God given abilities and that I am proud of what I have done whether it was during my playing days or teaching myself the keyboard so I could play in my church band.  Consider this as me turning the other cheek, as I grab my cane and walk away from my computer I hope you realize what a jealous group of people you are but then again none of you ever stepped on a college gridiron or felt Our Lord blessing them with the ability to be great at football. Warning to anyone who is a newcomer to these boards, these people are anti- handicapped, anti-religion, anti-acheivers.

See you jerks at the Stagg Bowl.

A final sign-off for egomania?

Newcomers have almost always been welcomed to the boards.

Newcomers who are obnoxious from their first to their last posts, not so much.

THE most arrogant and obnoxious farewell speech in, well, forever.

[warthog]

From Hoosiers -

Myra Fleener:  "I don't want this to be the high point of his life. I've seen them, the real sad ones. They sit around the rest of their lives talking about the glory days when they were seventeen years old."

[Mr. Ypsi]

BTW, KS101,

I don't recall anyone being anti-religion (unless denying you divinity qualifies), and have no clue what your anti-achiever was supposed to mean (unless we simply didn't bow down to you enough), but you can take your anti-handicapped and stuff it.  My sister-in-law is in a wheelchair.  She is one of the most UN-handicapped people I know.  YOU sought sympathy and support because you use a cane.  I never use the term cripple.  In your case I used the term 'cripple' because you sought to use your injuries to bludgeon people into supporting your views.

My goal was to wake you up, not drive you away.  But if that is your response, perhaps it is best if you go away.

[Old Dutch]

Wow, a guy rolls out from a long winter's nap and gets 15 pages of this knightslayer dude.   I'd say imposter, because 1) Schip wouldn't put a "Bill Romanoski" on the field and I don't believe Kac would either, 2) in a bar after a game?  only after the FINAL game!  3)  Called DF1 a dude?!?!?  4)  The Dutch haven't been to the Stagg since 1988?  Have more respect for that accomplishment than "Stagg Bowl or Bust" 

[wartknight]

Didn't think I would have to catch up this much missing a few days in the off season.

KS101 - one word: WOW!!

Sounds like maybe he took his ball & went home.

[footballdaddy]

Sorry, but the guy was a fake. Either it was a regular who wanted to get things going on the board, which it did, or it was a true delusional. No matter what, it made for a fun week, and it united us all regardless of race, creed, sex,or color of your favorite college.

[AZDutchman]

From Hoosiers -

Myra Fleener:  "I don't want this to be the high point of his life. I've seen them, the real sad ones. They sit around the rest of their lives talking about the glory days when they were seventeen years old."

From MIB -

Second Lieutenant Jake Jenson: "Second Lieutenant String, Jake Jensen KnightSlayer. West Point Central. Graduate with honors. We're here because you are looking for the best of the best of the best, sir!"

James Edwards:  "Boy, Captain America over here! "Best of the best of the best, sir!" "With honors." Yeah, he's just really excited and he has no clue why we're here."

[5 Words or Less]

I'm no doctor, but ...

Long Term Effects of Repetitive Head Injury

It has long been suspected that repetitive head injury can have consequences well into the future. Studies that have focused on athletes, in particular, have found correlation between repetitive head injury and brain disease occurring years later, long after their athletic careers are over.

... Symptoms of a concussion may include a brief loss of conscience, nausea and vomiting, and blurred vision. Occasionally, concussions cause long term effects such as insomnia, difficulty with concentration or memory and irritability. Several studies have focused on post-concussion syndrome in athletes. ...

... Now there is new evidence published in the Journal of Neuropathology and Experimental Neurology linking repetitive head injury with the development of Lou Gehrig's disease, also known as ALS (amyotrophic lateral sclerosis). ALS is a progressive, usually fatal neurodegenerative disease affecting motor neurons. People who have ALS experience progressive weakening of their muscles, including muscles of the chest wall which eventually impedes breathing and causes death from asphyxiation. ...

From:  http://www.catastrophicinjury.com/articles/Long-term-effects-of-repetitive-head-injury.php

[5 Words or Less]

I'm no doctor, but ...

Long Term Effects of Repetitive Head Injury

It has long been suspected that repetitive head injury can have consequences well into the future. Studies that have focused on athletes, in particular, have found correlation between repetitive head injury and brain disease occurring years later, long after their athletic careers are over.

... Symptoms of a concussion may include a brief loss of conscience, nausea and vomiting, and blurred vision. Occasionally, concussions cause long term effects such as insomnia, difficulty with concentration or memory and irritability. Several studies have focused on post-concussion syndrome in athletes. ...

... Now there is new evidence published in the Journal of Neuropathology and Experimental Neurology linking repetitive head injury with the development of Lou Gehrig's disease, also known as ALS (amyotrophic lateral sclerosis). ALS is a progressive, usually fatal neurodegenerative disease affecting motor neurons. People who have ALS experience progressive weakening of their muscles, including muscles of the chest wall which eventually impedes breathing and causes death from asphyxiation. ...

From:  http://www.catastrophicinjury.com/articles/Long-term-effects-of-repetitive-head-injury.php

Not attacking KS101 - just concerned.

[footballdaddy]

5WOL, a viable explanation, and one I hope isn't true.

But, until proven otherwise, I still believe he was a fraud.

[KCDutch]

5WOL, a viable explanation, and one I hope isn't true.

But, until proven otherwise, I still believe he was a fraud.

I hope you are right about being a fraud!!!!!  If this guy did play or Schip or Kac, I think they would both be sad.