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From: Simon Salt <simon.salt@company-net.co.uk>
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Subject: Drugs and draconian measures
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Just to chip in and offer an opinion, why do we have a problem of names and
their associated meanings?
If people want to play Ultimate seriously and attract serious sponsorship to
their game then fine they should ensure that their behaviour and their team
names are suitable for general consumption by the "General" populace.
However, for those that want to play the game for the sense of fun and good
spirit at a local/regional level and not in the public eye, then let them be
called whatever they want.
After all Manchester Utd aren't going to be chastised by the media because
there happens to be a Sunday league team called the "Flaming Arseholes" or
whatever.
People have to decide at what level they want to play and then take the
consequences of playing at that level, just as other sports people do.

Simon
Sneeekys