[Vision2020] Good sport? No!
Larson Hicks
larsonhicks at gmail.com
Fri Jun 23 11:43:13 PDT 2006
Speaking of little men - the draw for Wimbeldon has taken place and it looks
like Federer got a tough one. My question is: Is it worth $19.95 to get
all-access to the Wimbeldon action on the interweb? I was terribly
dissappointed that I didn't get to watch any of the French Open and I have a
feeling that Wimbeldon might be Lleyton's chance to dethrone Nadal, which
would make my month!
This is a serious question, I hope this isn't misconstrued as some sort of
ploy to distract from Jackie's brilliant and very important concerns about
the safety of downtowners from all of the drunk fundy-pedophiles that'll be
flooding downtown in a month, or especially from her valuable facial-hair
commentary.
On 6/23/06, J Ford <privatejf32 at hotmail.com> wrote:
>
> Look, little man - I was bringing up concerns that I felt needed to be
> aired. If you don't have anything valid or contributory to offer, why
> don't
> you just sit down on the big couch in front of the big tv and watch the
> big
> game? Or better yet, why don't you go clean out your beard.......it looks
> more like a food-catch-all than a facial feature to be proud of.
>
> You are not funny and you certainly do not have this community's interest
> in
> mind when you post this kind of clap-trap.
>
> Gabe has made some major errors while being the "security coordinator" for
> this event. The concerns of the people involved have been and apparently
> will continue to be ignored by him and the rest of the "gang". This does
> NOT speak well for your organization nor for the "christian" way you are
> supposed to be operating.
>
> He has less than one month and a few days before this thing goes...he has
> YET to even contact the businesses in the CBD, much less "coordinate"
> anything that would relay any sense of confidence to the community
> regarding
> it.
>
> I felt his presentation and affect during his talk on Monday as well as
> other times he has come before a City Committee, was totally
> unprofessional,
> did NOT come across as being confident and lacked a great deal of
> information that could have prevented ANYone from asking questions or at
> least fewer ones. I don't see why this type of permit, which effects all
> of
> us TAX PAYING citizens can not be brought before the public and our input
> be
> listened to. You don't agree with that - fine.
>
> Don't accuse me of something you have NO knowledge of nor has any basis of
> fact to back it up. You don't even know me. (Yes, I know - that has
> never
> stopped you people from being stupid before.)
>
> Now, I am sure there must be something on ESPN you could be
> watching.......................
>
>
> J :]
>
>
>
>
>
>
> >From: "Taro Tanaka" <taro_tanaka at hotmail.com>
> >To: vision2020 at moscow.com
> >Subject: [Vision2020] Good sport: entertaining J Ford's questions with
> >theseriousness they deserve
> >Date: Fri, 23 Jun 2006 11:18:10 +0000
> >
> >Let others blather mindlessly about sports. I, for one, shall be a good
> >sport and entertain J Ford's questions with the seriousness they deserve.
> >
> >Question 1: Was he aware of the complaints last year (as he specifically
> >stated on Monday) or was he not?
> >
> >Answer 1: That is correct.
> >
> >Question 2: Are they not valid simply because he may not have been aware
> >of them? He says several time in his statement that he does not feel
> they
> >(the complaints) are valid because he did not know about them until "they
> >were brought to the table a couple of weeks ago."
> >
> >Answer 2: The bad news is, the statute of limitations has run out on last
> >year's complaints. The good news is, there is still plenty of time to get
> >in your reservations for this year's complaints. Be a good citizen! --
> >complain early, complain often.
> >
> >Question 3: WHAT account? What does that mean?
> >
> >Answer 3: That "account" means *causality.* You can read it as, "I assume
> >you want us to have 2 Moscow PC officers *because of* Credenda Agenda."
> >
> >Question 4: Why in this world would you "assume" the City Council wants
> 2
> >MPD? Assumptions are based on knowledge, to some extent, and so I am
> >wondering just what his "assume"ing is based upon.
> >
> >Answer 4: No, if assumptions were *based on* knowledge, they would not be
> >assumptions. Assumptions are things that you simply *asssume* to be true.
> >Knowledge is based on assumptions (i.e., faith), not the other way
> around.
> >
> >Question 5a: Did anyone ask Moscow Hotel if they want *his* security
> >guards "permanently" stationed on their steps?
> >
> >Answer 5a: No, but since 9/11 such measures have unfortunately become
> >necessary for security. Your kind understanding and cooperation are
> greatly
> >appreciated.
> >
> >Question 5b: Since Gabe is denying there was a problem last year in
> >regards to the access issue, and he had security guards there LAST year,
> >what makes it any better this year, to set the situation up the same way?
> >
> >Answer 5b: It must be granted that setting the situation up the same way
> as
> >last year does not make it any better this year. It only makes it "just
> as
> >good," which is okay insofar as there was no problem last year.
> >
> >Question 6: Just how many "security guards" will be stationed around the
> >play area to guard the children from interacting with people who
> have/will
> >be drinking?
> >
> >Answer 6: This information cannot be divulged for security reasons, but
> it
> >will be an adequate number. There are also ample numbers of highly
> trained
> >yet fresh reservists that can be called up in the event an unexpectedly
> >large number of paedocommunionists show up.
> >
> >Question 7: Just what kind of training or experience will these
> "security
> >guards" have that would enable them to spot a person, much less take care
> >of a person, that has partaken a bit too much of what the beer/wind
> garden
> >will be offering?
> >
> >Answer 7: This information too cannot be divulged for security reasons,
> but
> >suffice it to say that key personnel in charge of training are former
> >members of elite U.S. military special forces drinking teams. A few
> country
> >bumpkins, even armed with six-packs of Sam Adams, are no match for these
> >guys.
> >
> >Question 8: How many drinks will any one person or persons be allowed to
> >buy during the evening and who is going to say "enough"?
> >
> >Answer 8: People shall be permitted drinks only up to the limit, and not
> >one drink beyond the limit shall be permitted.
> >
> >Question 9: Is there any reason this event could not have been held in
> the
> >East Side Park, where the beer/wind garden could be placed at a safer
> >distance from the children's play area?
> >
> >Answer 9: Yes, there is a reason: an increased distance in the other
> >location would not be "safer."
> >
> >Question 10: Why is it that this issue is not opened to a public hearing
> >so that those with LEGITIMATE concerns can be heard before you allow this
> >type of event to be given a green light?
> >
> >Answer 10: Legitimate concerns like the ones you are expressing here? To
> >ask the question is to answer it. Why don't you pour yourself a stiff
> drink
> >or three, pop a few Prozacs, and then we can talk when you are no longer
> >hyperventilating.
> >
> >Question 11: Why not put out a resolution that any beer/wine request for
> >ANY City Park be open to public comment?
> >
> >Answer 11: Do you mind if we offer up libations to the gods while we hear
> >these public comments?
> >
> >It seems to me that the added traffic issues, the noise issues and the
> >possible DWI issues an event like this is likely to create dictates the
> >public's interests and concerns should be heard by the City Council
> before
> >it just grants an event like this "carte blanche."
> >
> >Don't worry, as far as profitless increased traffic and noise issues are
> >concerned, your pre-emptive fret-fest already far outstrips anything the
> >Trinity Fest itself causes. Keep it up and the Trinity Fest will seem
> staid
> >and quiet by comparison. As for intoxication, I'd like to know what
> you've
> >been ingesting that makes your mind produce the above questions. You
> should
> >stay away from controlled substances.
> >
> >-- Princess Sushitushi
> >
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