Rand: Matching wits and muscle

[FAX]

If any of youse peeps are in the mood for some hypotheticalizin', I have a question for youse ...

Let's say that Haley falls flat on his Todd and fails miserably as a head coach. Maybe he kills a player or introduces some form of sideline torture that is against both man's and God's laws of morality and common sense. So, let's say that Pioli has to send him packing and bring in somebody else ... does Pioli ONLY interview candidates and hires a peep committed to running the 3/4?

PS: The Continuing Story Of Einstein's Missing Brainpan. Did youse guys know that, when Albert Einstein passed away on April 18, 1955 at the age of 76, he was cremated but his brain was removed by a wacky pathologist peep named Thomas Harvey who saved it in his personal collection of brains and nobody knew where the brain was for decades?

FAX

[InChiefsHeaven]

Originally Posted by FAX

If any of youse peeps are in the mood for some hypotheticalizin', I have a question for youse ...

Let's say that Haley falls flat on his Todd and fails miserably as a head coach. Maybe he kills a player or introduces some form of sideline torture that is against both man's and God's laws of morality and common sense. So, let's say that Pioli has to send him packing and bring in somebody else ... does Pioli ONLY interview candidates and hires a peep committed to running the 3/4?

PS: The Continuing Story Of Einstein's Missing Brainpan. Did youse guys know that, when Albert Einstein passed away on April 18, 1955 at the age of 76, he was cremated but his brain was removed by a wacky pathologist peep named Thomas Harvey who saved it in his personal collection of brains and nobody knew where the brain was for decades?

FAX

I heard his brain weighed like 13 pounds or something. Must have been full...

I have no comment on your first paragraph.