Fred Dowler
Posted: Sun Oct 12, 2014 9:04 pm
Hi, Fred.
I left my tickets in your name. Did you go?
I left my tickets in your name. Did you go?
tpstulane wrote:Of course not.
You can say that again.DfromCT wrote:tpstulane wrote:Of course not.
If not, he's on my blocked list. I question whether or not he is really a Tulane fan, or just someone that loves to point out how inept is the Tulane effort to compete. A fan goes to a game when given the opportunity. His thousands of posts all boil back to one theme: Tulane isn't committed to competing at the highest level. Something most of us agree with, and don't need to be told half a dozen times/daily.
If not, he's on my blocked list. I question whether or not he is really a Tulane fan, or just someone that loves to point out how inept is the Tulane effort to compete. A fan goes to a game when given the opportunity. His thousands of posts all boil back to one theme: Tulane isn't committed to competing at the highest level. Something most of us agree with, and don't need to be told half a dozen times/daily.ccap05 wrote:You can say that again.DfromCT wrote:tpstulane wrote:Of course not.
If not, he's on my blocked list. I question whether or not he is really a Tulane fan, or just someone that loves to point out how inept is the Tulane effort to compete. A fan goes to a game when given the opportunity. His thousands of posts all boil back to one theme: Tulane isn't committed to competing at the highest level. Something most of us agree with, and don't need to be told half a dozen times/daily.
Actually, I'll disagree wholeheartedly.NOLABigSteve wrote:If not, he's on my blocked list. I question whether or not he is really a Tulane fan, or just someone that loves to point out how inept is the Tulane effort to compete. A fan goes to a game when given the opportunity. His thousands of posts all boil back to one theme: Tulane isn't committed to competing at the highest level. Something most of us agree with, and don't need to be told half a dozen times/daily.ccap05 wrote:You can say that again.DfromCT wrote:tpstulane wrote:Of course not.
If not, he's on my blocked list. I question whether or not he is really a Tulane fan, or just someone that loves to point out how inept is the Tulane effort to compete. A fan goes to a game when given the opportunity. His thousands of posts all boil back to one theme: Tulane isn't committed to competing at the highest level. Something most of us agree with, and don't need to be told half a dozen times/daily.
Yes, but when we agree with his basic premise do we really need to hear the EXACT SAME MESSAGE IN OVER ONE THOUSAND POSTS?jonathanjoseph wrote:Actually, I'll disagree wholeheartedly.NOLABigSteve wrote:If not, he's on my blocked list. I question whether or not he is really a Tulane fan, or just someone that loves to point out how inept is the Tulane effort to compete. A fan goes to a game when given the opportunity. His thousands of posts all boil back to one theme: Tulane isn't committed to competing at the highest level. Something most of us agree with, and don't need to be told half a dozen times/daily.ccap05 wrote:You can say that again.DfromCT wrote:tpstulane wrote:Of course not.
If not, he's on my blocked list. I question whether or not he is really a Tulane fan, or just someone that loves to point out how inept is the Tulane effort to compete. A fan goes to a game when given the opportunity. His thousands of posts all boil back to one theme: Tulane isn't committed to competing at the highest level. Something most of us agree with, and don't need to be told half a dozen times/daily.
The media has enabled Scott Cowen to perpetuate a narrative. I bet <15% of NOLA residents would have any idea that Tulane's academic ranking has been plummeting for all 15 years, that alumni giving is in the tank, the decision to drop engineering looks ridiculous, he's lied consistently, presided over numerous national embarrassments (1 this week) and athletics are certainly one of those national embarrassments.
It's pretty hard to conceal the truth that broadly in the social media age, which means that there isn't nearly enough repetition of the facts.
The facts suggest that we all need to be told well more than a half a dozen times a day.