Eichorst statement on Bo

[Landlord]

Good god, I'll never understand the need for some on this board to have zero debate or differing opinions If all you want is positive, praise only threads, go friend EZ--e on the social media of your choice and bring a moist towel.

Yay more false dichotomies. If we disagree with your tired routine then we only want everyone to agree and be positive!

It was a "we're lucky to have Bo" thread. I just thought I'd ask the question "why"?

Why?

Because of things like his press conference after the 2011 Penn State game, where he didn't think the game should ever have been played considering the tragedy that had just come to light and how he thought it was a chance to educate and have proper perspective. Further, because of whatever role he played, even if it was as indirect as hiring an assistant like Ron Brown, that led to the pre-game prayer with both teams joining together and sharing in support and solidarity towards something way bigger than football.

Because of being part of the featured entertainment at an event that raised almost $2 million for pediatric brain cancer research.

Because of what Andy Hoffman has to say about him - "When Coach Bo and his wife Mary Pat agreed to serve as honorary co-chairs for our first Team Jack Gala two months ago (in Lincoln), it meant so much to our family,” Andy said. “Coach Bo represents everything that’s good in college football. He has a deep commitment to serve others and does an amazing job of using his platform to impact society in a big and very positive way. Our family is so thankful to be a recipient of his graciousness.”

Because of Jack's TD run that captured the nation, for whatever role he played, but also because he recruits players like Rex Burkhead who Jack calls his best friend and who bridged the distance between the Hoffmans and the Huskers, and Sam Burtch, who is the president of the Uplifting Athletes organization that is raising tens of thousands of dollars towards pediatric brain cancer here in Lincoln, along with tons of other student-athletes that positively and proudly represent our university and state.

^ Because he brought in and is molding guys like Tommy Armstrong, Imani Cross and Ameer Abdullah, who hung out with my cousin at Madonna rehab center. He was ejected in a car accident and never expected to wake up from a coma and have less than a 10% chance of retaining any higher brain function, but beat the odds and had three of his heroes congratulating and cheering him on.

Because after the Sandusky incident, after Jack's TD run, after Nick Pasquale's death, and countless other times, his message has always been the same - those moments and life are bigger than football, and his job is bigger than winning football games. It's educating young men and equipping them for life.

Because despite his shortcomings as a football coach, and there are plenty, he still gets the culture here and embraces it. The kind of culture that kids forego full ride scholarships to be a part of, that recruits honestly and fairly, that produces the friendliest gameday experience anywhere, and that doesn't value winning at all costs but only at the right one. Because like 80% of our team is on the B1G honor roll, and he is committed to treating the term student-athlete seriously.

Because it was his idea for Tom Osborne to lead the team out of the tunnel against Minnesota in his last home game with the university.

Because we will never have to worry about being punished for any kind of scandal as long as Bo is the head coach here.

Because he's not a bad coach. Even if others are definitely better, and could even do better here, he hasn't done poorly and has had good and commendable successes, and also because he isn't happy and is hungry for more.

Because parents often know best, and when has a parent of a player or a recruit ever said anything less than praise for Bo Pelini?

Personally, because he's great entertainment. Whether it's his own jokes or others making jokes at his expense, without Bo there would be no cats, no Faux, maybe even no Tunnel Walk of Shame either.

Because he is loyal. He refuses to ever throw one of his guys under the bus even if they deserve it. Hell, even if it isn't one of his guys, he still does everything he can to help them (Shawn Watson) with whatever they need.

Those are a few reasons I came up with off the top of my head over my lunch break. I, and others, have never claimed that other coaches couldn't be better, or that we would certainly be worse if he wasn't here, or that he is perfect, nor are we ignoring his imperfections. The only thing is that some people are actually capable of enjoying what they have and choosing to appreciate things that you might consider a god-given birthright or a given.

 

[Thanks_Tom RR]

Eichorst supports Bo Pelini
That turned into NEBRASKA SHOULD EASILY WIN 8-10 GAMES THIS YEAR AND A DIFFERENT COACH WOULD!!!!
THAT is what people are unhappy about concerning the direction of the board. And for the rexord Polo, Nebraska should win those games and more, I expect them to.

Please. This was not a "Eichorst supports Bo" thread. It was a "we're lucky to have Bo" thread. I just thought I'd ask the question "why"? Nebraska has practically 8 gimmie wins next season, in my opinion it's his record against Miami, Wisconsin, Michigan st and what ever they earn to play in beyond that. Those are the games he's paid three million dollars to win, not the goddamn Florida Atlantic Freaking Owls.

Good god, I'll never understand the need for some on this board to have zero debate or differing opinions If all you want is positive, praise only threads, go friend EZ--e on the social media of your choice and bring a moist towel.

"We're lucky to have Bo" is the quote (or near quote) Eichorst gave when talking about Bo at B1G Media Days in Chicago, so it should not be surprising for fans of the program to reciprocate that sentiment.

As for the 8 "gimmie" wins next season, there has to be some consistency here in the argument. I have heard from those more critical of Bo than myself that they predict/expect Nebraska to lose at least one game that they shouldn't (e.g., 2013 Minnesota), but you are saying here that they are gimmie wins. I'll leave it there.

Addressing your question, I would give a little more credence to Fresno St, Iowa, and Northwestern, all which are not blue bloods but where ranked top 25 last year or are predicted to be coming in top 25 this year, in addition to Wisconsin, Michigan St, and Miami, who you mentioned. That would present us with 6 games where losing would be an upset (Florida Atl, McNeese St, Illinois, Rutgers, Purdue, and Minnesota), and 6 games where the team will have to be playing all 4 quarters.

 

[Saunders]

Ok, let's back up,

Rutgers

Florida Atlantic

McNeese St

Illinois

Purdue

Fresno St

Iowa

Northwestern

--which of those shouldn't be an "expected victory" with the commitment to winning Nebraska currently employs?

Awfully afraid to answer a simple question.

They do it to me every time. You try to have a discussion with them, give em some simple questions just to justify each others logic, get a feel for where one another is coming from, they acknowledge nothing. I've asked multiple questions several times in arguments with Saunders, TheSker, QMany, or Landlord, they never answer the questions. They just point fingers, say you are a troll, or go to the woodshed where they get to call you really naughty words.
These same people will b!^@h how this place is changing, they'll complain constantly, but they refuse to feed the actual discussion of any topic. Theyd rather resort to finger pointing and name calling......boo hoo why is this place like this? Gimme a break.

bullsh#t. Since it happens so frequently, surely you can provide examples.

 

[Saunders]

Eichorst supports Bo Pelini

That turned into NEBRASKA SHOULD EASILY WIN 8-10 GAMES THIS YEAR AND A DIFFERENT COACH WOULD!!!!

THAT is what people are unhappy about concerning the direction of the board. And for the rexord Polo, Nebraska should win those games and more, I expect them to.

Bingo.

 

[Saunders]

Ok, let's back up,

Rutgers

Florida Atlantic

McNeese St

Illinois

Purdue

Fresno St

Iowa

Northwestern

--which of those shouldn't be an "expected victory" with the commitment to winning Nebraska currently employs?

Awfully afraid to answer a simple question.

Your "question" has been asked and answered in various forms over and over. No reason to beat a dead horse. Use the search function.

 

[Count 'Bility]

Good god, I'll never understand the need for some on this board to have zero debate or differing opinions If all you want is positive, praise only threads, go friend EZ--e on the social media of your choice and bring a moist towel.

Yay more false dichotomies. If we disagree with your tired routine then we only want everyone to agree and be positive!

It was a "we're lucky to have Bo" thread. I just thought I'd ask the question "why"?

Why?

Because of things like his press conference after the 2011 Penn State game, where he didn't think the game should ever have been played considering the tragedy that had just come to light and how he thought it was a chance to educate and have proper perspective. Further, because of whatever role he played, even if it was as indirect as hiring an assistant like Ron Brown, that led to the pre-game prayer with both teams joining together and sharing in support and solidarity towards something way bigger than football.

Because of being part of the featured entertainment at an event that raised almost $2 million for pediatric brain cancer research.

Because of what Andy Hoffman has to say about him - "When Coach Bo and his wife Mary Pat agreed to serve as honorary co-chairs for our first Team Jack Gala two months ago (in Lincoln), it meant so much to our family,” Andy said. “Coach Bo represents everything that’s good in college football. He has a deep commitment to serve others and does an amazing job of using his platform to impact society in a big and very positive way. Our family is so thankful to be a recipient of his graciousness.”

Because of Jack's TD run that captured the nation, for whatever role he played, but also because he recruits players like Rex Burkhead who Jack calls his best friend and who bridged the distance between the Hoffmans and the Huskers, and Sam Burtch, who is the president of the Uplifting Athletes organization that is raising tens of thousands of dollars towards pediatric brain cancer here in Lincoln, along with tons of other student-athletes that positively and proudly represent our university and state.

^ Because he brought in and is molding guys like Tommy Armstrong, Imani Cross and Ameer Abdullah, who hung out with my cousin at Madonna rehab center. He was ejected in a car accident and never expected to wake up from a coma and have less than a 10% chance of retaining any higher brain function, but beat the odds and had three of his heroes congratulating and cheering him on.

Because after the Sandusky incident, after Jack's TD run, after Nick Pasquale's death, and countless other times, his message has always been the same - those moments and life are bigger than football, and his job is bigger than winning football games. It's educating young men and equipping them for life.

Because despite his shortcomings as a football coach, and there are plenty, he still gets the culture here and embraces it. The kind of culture that kids forego full ride scholarships to be a part of, that recruits honestly and fairly, that produces the friendliest gameday experience anywhere, and that doesn't value winning at all costs but only at the right one. Because like 80% of our team is on the B1G honor roll, and he is committed to treating the term student-athlete seriously.

Because it was his idea for Tom Osborne to lead the team out of the tunnel against Minnesota in his last home game with the university.

Because we will never have to worry about being punished for any kind of scandal as long as Bo is the head coach here.

Because he's not a bad coach. Even if others are definitely better, and could even do better here, he hasn't done poorly and has had good and commendable successes, and also because he isn't happy and is hungry for more.

Because parents often know best, and when has a parent of a player or a recruit ever said anything less than praise for Bo Pelini?

Personally, because he's great entertainment. Whether it's his own jokes or others making jokes at his expense, without Bo there would be no cats, no Faux, maybe even no Tunnel Walk of Shame either.

Because he is loyal. He refuses to ever throw one of his guys under the bus even if they deserve it. Hell, even if it isn't one of his guys, he still does everything he can to help them (Shawn Watson) with whatever they need.

Those are a few reasons I came up with off the top of my head over my lunch break. I, and others, have never claimed that other coaches couldn't be better, or that we would certainly be worse if he wasn't here, or that he is perfect, nor are we ignoring his imperfections. The only thing is that some people are actually capable of enjoying what they have and choosing to appreciate things that you might consider a god-given birthright or a given.

But he doesnt win championships Landlord. So none of that stuff matters..........

 

[hskrfan4life]

Ok, let's back up,

Rutgers

Florida Atlantic

McNeese St

Illinois

Purdue

Fresno St

Iowa

Northwestern

--which of those shouldn't be an "expected victory" with the commitment to winning Nebraska currently employs?

Awfully afraid to answer a simple question.

All of those games we should expect to win. Given I expect Nebraska to win everytime they take the field. I believe in my team, and I believe they can win the game until the scoreboard hits 00:00 and the final score tells me different.

 

[Redux]

Eichorst supports Bo Pelini

That turned into NEBRASKA SHOULD EASILY WIN 8-10 GAMES THIS YEAR AND A DIFFERENT COACH WOULD!!!!

THAT is what people are unhappy about concerning the direction of the board. And for the rexord Polo, Nebraska should win those games and more, I expect them to.

Please. This was not a "Eichorst supports Bo" thread. It was a "we're lucky to have Bo" thread. I just thought I'd ask the question "why"? Nebraska has practically 8 gimmie wins next season, in my opinion it's his record against Miami, Wisconsin, Michigan st and what ever they earn to play in beyond that. Those are the games he's paid three million dollars to win, not the goddamn Florida Atlantic Freaking Owls. Good god, I'll never understand the need for some on this board to have zero debate or differing opinions If all you want is positive, praise only threads, go friend EZ--e on the social media of your choice and bring a moist towel.

No game is a gimme, no matter who the coach is. I know you cant possibly believe otherwise.

Im not going to tell you how young the D was last year or banged up the year before, you know all this and say they are excuses. I will say this though. If nobody has converted to your way of thinking yet, why would they now. Bo has let you down too many times, that much is vlear. Others seem to be more optimistic and forgiving, cant really fault people for that or for wanting to see how this year goes before making a final judgement.

 

[QMany]

They do it to me every time. You try to have a discussion with them, give em some simple questions just to justify each others logic, get a feel for where one another is coming from, they acknowledge nothing. I've asked multiple questions several times in arguments with Saunders, TheSker, QMany, or Landlord, they never answer the questions. They just point fingers, say you are a troll, or go to the woodshed where they get to call you really naughty words.

These same people will b!^@h how this place is changing, they'll complain constantly, but they refuse to feed the actual discussion of any topic. Theyd rather resort to finger pointing and name calling......boo hoo why is this place like this? Gimme a break.

I had not even posted in this thread, but since you feel the need my validation, I will appease you.

Tidbit about McBride from an article I read....."McBride still has no idea why Osborne contacted him, though he thinks Kush might have recommended him. “I need to ask Tom some time,” said McBride.Though he wasn’t looking to leave Wisconsin, he was willing to listen to Osborne.His wife, Debbie, will verify this, according to McBride. On the day after Thanksgiving in 1976, they watched the Nebraska-Oklahoma game on television. The Sooners won 20-17, throwing only two passes (both producing big plays) and scoring with 38 seconds left. But that isn’t the point.“I said to Debbie, ‘I’d like to work for that guy (Osborne) someday,’ ” he said.So Osborne found a willing candidate. After the initial interview, “Tom, of course, took me to a high-class restaurant (in Miami), Denney’s,” McBride said. The deal was sealed there.McBride replaced Kiffin as defensive line coach, and Lance Van Zandt - who came from Kansas - replaced Powers as secondary coach. Van Zandt also became the defensive coordinator.He left Nebraska following the 1980 season to coach the secondary for the New Orleans Saints, under coach Bum Phillips. Though McBride called the defenses in 1981, he didn’t have the coordinator’s title until 1982. “Tom didn’t want coordinators,” said McBride said. “Tom didn’t like titles, period.”But someone had to be in charge. And McBride was in charge of Nebraska’s defense for the next 18 seasons, staying on for two seasons to facilitate the transition from Osborne to Frank Solich.The Blackshirts ranked in the top 10 nationally in total defense in 11 of those seasons and in scoring defense 10 times. His final defense in 1999 ranked fourth in total defense (252.3), sixth in rushing defense (77.1), second in passing defense (175.2) and third in scoring defense (12.5)."Boy, some of you come down on people for saying Bo isn't good enough? Wow!? Top ten in scoring defense 11 of McBride's 18 years as DC. Top ten scoring defense ten times in 18 seasons. So which decade was it he struggled so mightily? His final defense in 1999 was fourth in total defense and third in scoring defense in the country.Enough of this crap people. I hate the fact that we drag McBrides name into an argument to try to prove a point. The loyalty to Bo almost totally outshines the loyalty to Nebraska at that point and you just sound like a damn phony. McBride is a legend and his defenses were my favorite defenses I've ever watched in my lifetime. He consistently represented Blackshirt football and his teams played with passion. If McBrides job was scrutinized heavily as you say, then those fans are the ones with the problem. Forget today's fans. If today's fans held Bo and his DC's to that kind of standard, Bo and his DC's would be far more heavily scrutinized than they have ever been.Why do some of you have such a hard time admitting that Bo's defenses haven't quite lived up to expectations and just leave it at that instead of dragging McBrides name into it or blaming the players. Would you go out on a limb right now and tell me this......can we all agree Bo's current defense has plenty, PLENTY of talent on it? I say most everyone can acknowledge that. So we can expect Bo to field a highly rated defense no? What kind of rating would be acceptable at seasons end given the amount of talent we have? Also, what will the excuse be if he doesn't do so? I see no reason, with the talent and the youth f that talent, that Bo should never field a defense that resembles the poor play and statistical failures of what we've seen the last 3 seasons. Is that reasonable? I feel it is.

I asked multiple questions in this post, which I thought I made a well thought out, honest contribution to the discussion where I disagreed with theSker. To my knowledge I never got a response? They were reasonable questions I thought. I just get tired of everyone changing their expectations to fit the scenario "after the fact". Kind of easy to tell me how you expect things to go after everything has already happened. It's the excuses surrounding this program year in and year out from the same people. I gladly pose the questions above to TheSker, QMany, saunders45 or anyone else for that matter. Just to get a feel of what kind of standard we approaching this season with.



I don't believe I ever read this ramble until now. First, you will not find one post on HB where I talk about McBride. Second, I will attempt to answer your questions one by one, I don't want you to think people are ducking you.


Would you go out on a limb right now and tell me this......can we all agree Bo's current defense has plenty, PLENTY of talent on it? Last year, it had plenty of young talent. This year, it certainly is talented. I don't know if I would say "plenty." With Moss' transgressions, we don't have much talented depth on the DL.

So we can expect Bo to field a highly rated defense no? Yes.

What kind of rating would be acceptable at seasons end given the amount of talent we have? We finished 2013 with the 39th best Total Defense. I believe they were really improving towards the end of the year, and this improvement will continue. Barring any catastrophic DL injuries, a Top 25 Defense will be acceptable to me.

The loyalty to Bo almost totally outshines the loyalty to Nebraska at that point and you just sound like a damn phony. That is just asinine and shouldn't even warrant a response.

 

[Guy Chamberlin]

This is why I'm an agnositc.

You don't know if Nebraska would have done better last year with a different coach. Any coach.

You don't know if that coach would have agreed to come to Nebraska.

Nobody is suggesting we can't do better than Bo Pelini. But how could you possibly guarantee we'd do better with this magical coach who isn't Bo Pelini?

Nobody here predicted what the Huskers would do last year if they happened to lose Taylor Martinez and three starting O-linemen. If they predicted we'd beat Georgia in the Gator Bowl, I missed it.

Since even Bo supporters don't seem satisfied with the status quo, and the entire college football nation knows Bo Pelini is on the short leash, it's ludicrous to suggest Bo has a luxury of diminshed expectations.

You don't have to drink a lick of Kool-aid to envision the team doing better this season. Maybe even breaking through.

You don't have to be an a-hole to doubt that it will happen, simply because it hasn't for the past six years.

But right now we don't know sh#t.

And if Shawn Eichorst says "we're lucky to have Bo" it's exactly what he has to say on behalf of the entire Nebraska football program. If the rock bottom is last year's 9 - 4 season fluffed up with the patsies every college football powerhouse schedules, he may also be right.

 

[NUpolo8]

Ok, let's back up,

Rutgers

Florida Atlantic

McNeese St

Illinois

Purdue

Fresno St

Iowa

Northwestern

--which of those shouldn't be an "expected victory" with the commitment to winning Nebraska currently employs?

Awfully afraid to answer a simple question.

They do it to me every time. You try to have a discussion with them, give em some simple questions just to justify each others logic, get a feel for where one another is coming from, they acknowledge nothing. I've asked multiple questions several times in arguments with Saunders, TheSker, QMany, or Landlord, they never answer the questions. They just point fingers, say you are a troll, or go to the woodshed where they get to call you really naughty words. These same people will b!^@h how this place is changing, they'll complain constantly, but they refuse to feed the actual discussion of any topic. Theyd rather resort to finger pointing and name calling......boo hoo why is this place like this? Gimme a break.

bullsh#t. Since it happens so frequently, surely you can provide examples.

Couldn't you also use the search function?

 

[NUpolo8]

Good god, I'll never understand the need for some on this board to have zero debate or differing opinions If all you want is positive, praise only threads, go friend EZ--e on the social media of your choice and bring a moist towel.

Yay more false dichotomies. If we disagree with your tired routine then we only want everyone to agree and be positive!

It was a "we're lucky to have Bo" thread. I just thought I'd ask the question "why"?

Why?

Because of things like his press conference after the 2011 Penn State game, where he didn't think the game should ever have been played considering the tragedy that had just come to light and how he thought it was a chance to educate and have proper perspective. Further, because of whatever role he played, even if it was as indirect as hiring an assistant like Ron Brown, that led to the pre-game prayer with both teams joining together and sharing in support and solidarity towards something way bigger than football.

Because of being part of the featured entertainment at an event that raised almost $2 million for pediatric brain cancer research.

Because of what Andy Hoffman has to say about him - "When Coach Bo and his wife Mary Pat agreed to serve as honorary co-chairs for our first Team Jack Gala two months ago (in Lincoln), it meant so much to our family,” Andy said. “Coach Bo represents everything that’s good in college football. He has a deep commitment to serve others and does an amazing job of using his platform to impact society in a big and very positive way. Our family is so thankful to be a recipient of his graciousness.”

Because of Jack's TD run that captured the nation, for whatever role he played, but also because he recruits players like Rex Burkhead who Jack calls his best friend and who bridged the distance between the Hoffmans and the Huskers, and Sam Burtch, who is the president of the Uplifting Athletes organization that is raising tens of thousands of dollars towards pediatric brain cancer here in Lincoln, along with tons of other student-athletes that positively and proudly represent our university and state.

^ Because he brought in and is molding guys like Tommy Armstrong, Imani Cross and Ameer Abdullah, who hung out with my cousin at Madonna rehab center. He was ejected in a car accident and never expected to wake up from a coma and have less than a 10% chance of retaining any higher brain function, but beat the odds and had three of his heroes congratulating and cheering him on.

Because after the Sandusky incident, after Jack's TD run, after Nick Pasquale's death, and countless other times, his message has always been the same - those moments and life are bigger than football, and his job is bigger than winning football games. It's educating young men and equipping them for life.

Because despite his shortcomings as a football coach, and there are plenty, he still gets the culture here and embraces it. The kind of culture that kids forego full ride scholarships to be a part of, that recruits honestly and fairly, that produces the friendliest gameday experience anywhere, and that doesn't value winning at all costs but only at the right one. Because like 80% of our team is on the B1G honor roll, and he is committed to treating the term student-athlete seriously.

Because it was his idea for Tom Osborne to lead the team out of the tunnel against Minnesota in his last home game with the university.

Because we will never have to worry about being punished for any kind of scandal as long as Bo is the head coach here.

Because he's not a bad coach. Even if others are definitely better, and could even do better here, he hasn't done poorly and has had good and commendable successes, and also because he isn't happy and is hungry for more.

Because parents often know best, and when has a parent of a player or a recruit ever said anything less than praise for Bo Pelini?

Personally, because he's great entertainment. Whether it's his own jokes or others making jokes at his expense, without Bo there would be no cats, no Faux, maybe even no Tunnel Walk of Shame either.

Because he is loyal. He refuses to ever throw one of his guys under the bus even if they deserve it. Hell, even if it isn't one of his guys, he still does everything he can to help them (Shawn Watson) with whatever they need.

Those are a few reasons I came up with off the top of my head over my lunch break. I, and others, have never claimed that other coaches couldn't be better, or that we would certainly be worse if he wasn't here, or that he is perfect, nor are we ignoring his imperfections. The only thing is that some people are actually capable of enjoying what they have and choosing to appreciate things that you might consider a god-given birthright or a given.

But he doesnt win championships Landlord. So none of that stuff matters..........

Bo isn't the only "good guy" available to coach at NU. Come on.

And if he doesn't win a championship, ultimately it won't matter. And I think you know that.

 

[Landlord]

Bo isn't the only "good guy" available to coach at NU.

But he's the one we have. It's so discouraging that you can't get that.

I could have a different car if I wanted, but I'm still lucky to have mine. It hasn't been perfect but it's been good to me. Same goes for my house, same goes for my friends, same goes for pretty much everything actually.

So is it that you really illogically have that much of a disdain for Bo Pelini that drives you to not make any sense when otherwise you are a pretty rational dude, or is it that you are just incapable of appreciating what you have in any area of life?

 

[papersun87]

bo sucks.

 

[True2tRA]

Ok, let's back up,

Rutgers

Florida Atlantic

McNeese St

Illinois

Purdue

Fresno St

Iowa

Northwestern

--which of those shouldn't be an "expected victory" with the commitment to winning Nebraska currently employs?

Awfully afraid to answer a simple question.

They do it to me every time. You try to have a discussion with them, give em some simple questions just to justify each others logic, get a feel for where one another is coming from, they acknowledge nothing. I've asked multiple questions several times in arguments with Saunders, TheSker, QMany, or Landlord, they never answer the questions. They just point fingers, say you are a troll, or go to the woodshed where they get to call you really naughty words. These same people will b!^@h how this place is changing, they'll complain constantly, but they refuse to feed the actual discussion of any topic. Theyd rather resort to finger pointing and name calling......boo hoo why is this place like this? Gimme a break.

bullsh#t. Since it happens so frequently, surely you can provide examples.

Couldn't you also use the search function?

LOMS seems to be the only one committed (insane) enough to go back through the history of the board and see how many unanswered questions I've had with some of you fellas. I expect a 3 page report by the end of June. If you think I am going to commit that kind of time, I can tell you I doubt it. I took the time on my lunch break to find the one example already. You not only never answered Polo's question, but you didn't respond to the questions I had in the example above. You know....? the example you're not even giving me credit for? Instead, your response was "bullsh#t!" Prove it!...... Which I think is quite proof enough of the point I was making really.

Thanks QMany for at least answering the questions no matter how stupid you find them. I knew you had it in you.