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Fred Borden says that when someone complains about the lanes what they are really doing is telling everyone else that they do not know how to play that lane condition. Like to complain about the lanes? Here's a tongue in cheek article that I like a lot. After all, why blame the lanesman when you can...
By George Dawson, New York Times, 1/29/92
| When the 'phone is out of order,
and the roof has sprung a leak, When the money in your paycheck barely gets you through the week, When the baby has the colic, and your dog is full of fleas, Don't complain to Washington--just blame the Japanese. When the crooks are running rampant, and the judges
are too lax, When your taxes keep on rising, while your bank-book
starts to shrink, When everyone around you is complaining of the news, |
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George Dawson is emeritus professor of economics at Empire State, College of the State University of New York