Our Industry Loses a Great Friend

[the_fat_man]

You might want to, at least, get his name correct.

[Round Pen]

Originally Posted by the_fat_man

You might want to, at least, get his name correct.

There is always one in everythread that feels that they have to be a Smart A$$. I did make a mistake in my opening but I believe that everyone knew who I was talking about. But just for You FAT MAN I have corrected that.

I knew Mr Mangurian well and I feel very sure that he would laugh if he Knew I spelled his Name wrong. Thats just the kind of guy he was.

[the_fat_man]

Originally Posted by Round Pen

There is always one in everythread that feels that they have to be a Smart A$$. I did make a mistake in my opening but I believe that everyone knew who I was talking about. But just for You FAT MAN I have corrected that.

I knew Mr Mangurian well and I feel very sure that he would laugh if he Knew I spelled his Name wrong. Thats just the kind of guy he was.

If it were a deceased 'friend' of mine, and I misspelled his/her name, I'm sure he/she would laugh about it as well.

What an (IRONIC) shame. You come here to laud Mangurian and you end up looking like an IDIOT.

But I highly value your opinion, nonetheless. Got any picks for Wednesday?

[Cannon Shell]

Originally Posted by the_fat_man

If it were a deceased 'friend' of mine, and I misspelled his/her name, I'm sure he/she would laugh about it as well.

What an (IRONIC) shame. You come here to laud Mangurian and you end up looking like an IDIOT.

Dude it is not like the guys name is Smith. Round Pen is hardly an idiot for the mistake. Mangurian was a big name in breeding for a long time and I believe at one time was a part owner of the Boston Celtics.

Welcome to the iggy bin.


R.I.P, Mr. Mongolian.

[djw]

Harry was also, as Cannon references, an owner of the Celtics. He was a very good owner of the team after there had been quite a few, well, whack jobs for lack of a better term (John Y Brown as an example). His qualities will be missed in multiple areas of sports.

He let the basketball people run the basketball side. Knowing what you know, and more importantly, what you don't know, is a hell of a business attribute - no matter how someone spells your last name.