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Re: Ignored truth and facts: Cassius Clay / Muhammad Ali
Posted: 05 Jan 2013, 13:02
by Rover
Il Duce wrote:Rover,
Are you saying you don't respect someone with 'integrity'.
No. I'm saying I couldn't care less about T.V. commercials/endorsements. Endorse whatever you like; decline to endorse whatever you like. I couldn't care less about endorsements.
Re: Ignored truth and facts: Cassius Clay / Muhammad Ali
Posted: 05 Jan 2013, 13:50
by hhaehre
Rover wrote:Il Duce wrote:More Facts,,,,
Ford Motor Company chose Lee Trevino as their Television Commercial Spokesman over Muhammad Ali.
Lee Trevino had a higher 'Q' rating and a more favorable response from the middle-class buying public.
And again, so what?
So what, what? It clearly indicates that Trevino would outpoint Ali over 15 rounds, that's what. Make it happen on the simulator.
Re: Ignored truth and facts: Cassius Clay / Muhammad Ali
Posted: 05 Jan 2013, 14:22
by Rover
hhaehre wrote:Rover wrote:Il Duce wrote:More Facts,,,,
Ford Motor Company chose Lee Trevino as their Television Commercial Spokesman over Muhammad Ali.
Lee Trevino had a higher 'Q' rating and a more favorable response from the middle-class buying public.
And again, so what?
So what, what? It clearly indicates that Trevino would outpoint Ali over 15 rounds, that's what. Make it happen on the simulator.
Re: Ignored truth and facts: Cassius Clay / Muhammad Ali
Posted: 05 Jan 2013, 15:02
by Rover
Again, so what?
Re: Ignored truth and facts: Cassius Clay / Muhammad Ali
Posted: 05 Jan 2013, 15:11
by Rover
Il Duce wrote:Rover wrote:Again, so what?
Sew Buttons......
And the pointless posts continue...
Re: Ignored truth and facts: Cassius Clay / Muhammad Ali
Posted: 05 Jan 2013, 20:06
by BoxBuzz
pointless yes, but no rule against benign nonsense. Much preferred to antagonistic baiting.
Re: Ignored truth and facts: Cassius Clay / Muhammad Ali
Posted: 05 Jan 2013, 20:29
by Rover
BoxBuzz wrote:pointless yes, but no rule against benign nonsense. Much preferred to antagonistic baiting.
I didn't know golf clubs were now part of the sport. Maybe he needs to go to a golf forum.:)