06-08-2009, 03:21 PM
Discussions will be popping up all over the county today, by water
coolers, in cubicles, at the gym, on the subway, in the cafeteria. These
particular discussions will not be whether US should invade North Korea
and finally remove that psycho Kim Jong-Il. They will not be whether David
Carradine committed suicide or died in some strange, sexual accident. They
will not even be whether or not Speidy (donââ¬â¢t ask) should, or should not
still be on Iââ¬â¢m a Celebrity, Get Me Out of Here.
While all of these are certainly interesting, worthy discussions, people
will be talking about this: Is Roger Federer now the greatest tennis
player to ever step on a court?
The reason people will be discussing this is very simple. It will lead to
a much broader discussion of who is the greatest in each sport. People
love talking about this. It has been a debate that has raged for decades.
And, the more great players we get the privilege to watch, the more
players we get to add to the argument.
The Greatest of All Time
http://www.tmrzoo.com/?p=2364
coolers, in cubicles, at the gym, on the subway, in the cafeteria. These
particular discussions will not be whether US should invade North Korea
and finally remove that psycho Kim Jong-Il. They will not be whether David
Carradine committed suicide or died in some strange, sexual accident. They
will not even be whether or not Speidy (donââ¬â¢t ask) should, or should not
still be on Iââ¬â¢m a Celebrity, Get Me Out of Here.
While all of these are certainly interesting, worthy discussions, people
will be talking about this: Is Roger Federer now the greatest tennis
player to ever step on a court?
The reason people will be discussing this is very simple. It will lead to
a much broader discussion of who is the greatest in each sport. People
love talking about this. It has been a debate that has raged for decades.
And, the more great players we get the privilege to watch, the more
players we get to add to the argument.
The Greatest of All Time
http://www.tmrzoo.com/?p=2364
There's no crying in baseball