Some people would not watch the game  if they knew the score and others
would.  In the past, some people have asked that the scores not be posted in
the message header. You're not, there is no rule.  It's just a matter of
courtesy

On 4/6/06, Bob Woodbury <[log in to unmask]> wrote:
>
> It's really disconcerting that the enjoyment of a game rests solely on
> whether you know the score or not. If it was 6-0, I assume a person
> wouldn't bother to watch the game because it was a runaway and would be
> a waste of time. I guess, if a person watched the game live, you
> shouldn't tape it and watch it again because you know the score. I enjoy
> the game of hockey for itself. If I don't know the score, fine. If I do,
> fine again. I enjoy watching to see how it got that way. I love the
> game. I love the ballet on ice. I love the individual efforts. I love
> the perfect passes, the great saves and the perfect goals. And I don't
> think someone who was taking the time to be informative for many other
> people should be chastised for doing so, just because someone else has a
> superstition or personal quirk.
>
> Thanks for the note, Carol. It was appreciated.
>
> Mark Lewin wrote:
>
> >Please do not put the score in the message subject line.  Those people
> who
> >have taped the game would rather not know the score before they get a
> chance
> >to watch it.
> >
> >On 4/6/06, Carol S. White <[log in to unmask]> wrote:
> >
> >
> >>Boston College Eagles beats the North Dakota Sioux this aftn in
> >>Milwaukee for the first berth in the National Championship game.
> >>
> >>North Dakota never lead in the game.
> >>
> >>Loved Eagle Schneider's goalie mask, best one I have seen in a while!
> >>
> >>Carol
> >>GO BC!!!
> >>
> >>--
> >>Carol S. White  =^..^=
> >>GO Gophers!!!
> >>
> >>Email:  [log in to unmask]
> >>
> >>And when you get the choice to sit it out or dance...
> >>I hope you dance.....
> >>  ~ Lee Ann Womack
> >>
> >>
> >>
> >
> >
> >
> >
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