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Date Posted: 20:55:52 05/29/07 Tue
Author: Ye Editor
Author Host/IP: adsl-227-18-96.jan.bellsouth.net / 74.227.18.96
Subject: Re: Questions for Mr. Billy Tom Lusk
In reply to: Greg Zittel 's message, "Re: Questions for Mr. Billy Tom Lusk" on 07:03:07 05/29/07 Tue

Greg wrote:

Long ago, playing football in North Carolina, the
coach got mad. He said "Shoot fire" or "Shoot far."
He was angry. I never heard that before or since.
Did I get that right? Is there an explanation for
this that you can help me with? Thanks, Greg
_________________________________________________

You got it right, Greg. He was saying, "Shoot fire,"
but it sounded like "Shoot far."

And it meant nothing at all -- just a way to express
frustration without cursing!

Hope this helps,
Ye Editor

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