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mutineer10 · 12-09-2004, 05:21 AM

Yeah, and plugging AB into our mathematical variables doesn\'t seem to work. He doesn\'t fit the \"vocal\" style of leadership, unless his laughter following a screw up counts. I certainly hope he doesn\'t fit the \"example\" style of leadership, either, or we\'ll have everyone throwing backwards, fumbling all over the place, and subsequently laughing about it.

Then again, after seeing us the other day, it appears more of our players do seem to be following that example. Deuce\'s fumbles and drops, the OL\'s ever-increasing false start and holding penalties, Pathon\'s bobbled interception (whoever\'s fault it was), and Gleason\'s $5,000 money-shot all could be taken as the result of following a screwed up example.

Maybe he\'s an \"example\" leader, after all.

[Edited on 9/12/2004 by mutineer10]

[Edited on 9/12/2004 by mutineer10]

12-09-2004, 05:21 AM	#11
mutineer10 Site Donor Join Date: Nov 2004 Location: Baton Rouge, LA Posts: 1,739	Brooks Yeah, and plugging AB into our mathematical variables doesn\'t seem to work. He doesn\'t fit the \"vocal\" style of leadership, unless his laughter following a screw up counts. I certainly hope he doesn\'t fit the \"example\" style of leadership, either, or we\'ll have everyone throwing backwards, fumbling all over the place, and subsequently laughing about it. Then again, after seeing us the other day, it appears more of our players do seem to be following that example. Deuce\'s fumbles and drops, the OL\'s ever-increasing false start and holding penalties, Pathon\'s bobbled interception (whoever\'s fault it was), and Gleason\'s $5,000 money-shot all could be taken as the result of following a screwed up example. Maybe he\'s an \"example\" leader, after all. [Edited on 9/12/2004 by mutineer10] [Edited on 9/12/2004 by mutineer10]