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Post by len on Oct 13, 2006 18:43:07 GMT -5
Super flyweight, Heather Donoho ran her record to 4-0-1 with a UD (40-35 x 3) over Michelle Herron whose record drops to 1-5.
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Post by Stacy 'Goodnight' Goodson on Oct 13, 2006 22:07:00 GMT -5
You know what I don't like your style , How come everybody else has gotta use there whole
name and you always are running your mouth under just Len ,Breaking peoples Opponenents
Records down and sh*t like that . Dee put there whole name like everybody else or tell em to
get the hell out of here !
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Post by Dee Williams on Oct 14, 2006 10:37:20 GMT -5
Stacy -
I have encouraged everyone to use their full names in this Forum. I have also told everyone that if they want to use shortened names or "handles" then they must not post any "attack posts" on other members.
Len is posting the boxer records as part of the fight lists just like we do on the WBAN event calendar and I do not see anything wrong with that.
If ANYONE here feels they have been attacked by an "anonymous" poster and wants to know who that poster is, then I can tell them privately. I do not register anyone who refuses to tell me their full name at registration.
The most frequent posters who do NOT use their full nams are Len, Marcel N., J.R., computerrank, fightfan and voayer. If MANY members want a "full names" only rule at the risk of losing those peoples' contributions, then now would be a time to speak up. Marcel and computerrank tell us their names from time to time, to they are no "secret" anyway, they just do not put their full names on everything.
I personally think the current rule works ok, and the "handle" posters are generally behaving responsibly, so we do not have a problem. If anyone disagrees, we can discuss it.
Dee
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Post by len on Oct 14, 2006 13:41:38 GMT -5
The name is Leonard Lukshaitis. You would have seen if you just clicked on Len, under the the message poster. I'm just an old guy that has been following the fight game for nearly sixty years, and has seen some of the great ones live as well as on TV. I also have a video boxing library. I boxed a little when I was young, but I found I was a better baseball and hockey player than boxer.
I was originally a government teacher, but after grad school, I spent most of my career as a social worker and mental health therapist. One of my Master's thesises was on androgeny and a woman's right to participate in any career she chooses.
Now that I am retired, I am free to follow my many hobbies (health permitting) and one of them is following the now nitch sport of boxing. Since the 1980's, I have wittnessed the birth-rebirth of women's boxing and after I the internet revolution occured, I decided to check Web sites on the subject. That I occationally comment on the sport is really no one's business but my own.
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Post by Rick Scharmberg on Oct 15, 2006 11:21:24 GMT -5
I was originally a government teacher, but after grad school, I spent most of my career as a social worker and mental health therapist. Len, you would have your hands full analyzing the mental health of some of us in this forum! j/k...Thank you for keeping us posted with upcoming bouts and results. We appreciate it. |
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Post by TD on Oct 17, 2006 0:31:59 GMT -5
Len,
You do a great job posting up just about any female fight that occurs anywhere.
And very early on, you pointed out the obvious talents of ms. sanders.( once I saw tape I was ticked I had not gone out of my way to see her fight.)
Don't worry about stacy, he's just an onery sumsabitch on occasion.
Keep on postin!
TD
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