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#162479 - Fri Mar 07 2003 12:54 PM (American) Football Question
LadyCaitriona Forum Champion Registered: Thu Feb 08 2001 Posts: 5985 Loc: Ottawa Ontario Canada	Nobody around me knows the answer to this question, but I bet someone here does! What is a "scab"? What does it do? _________________________ Chan fhiach cuirm gun a comhradh. A feast is no use without good talk.
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#162480 - Fri Mar 07 2003 02:18 PM Re: (American) Football Question
LordAndry Multiloquent Registered: Mon Jun 25 2001 Posts: 2542 Loc: Los Angeles California USA	I've never heard the term scab applied to american gridiron football before... _________________________ Smile, it makes people wonder what you are thinking.
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#162481 - Fri Mar 07 2003 02:21 PM Re: (American) Football Question
LadyCaitriona Forum Champion Registered: Thu Feb 08 2001 Posts: 5985 Loc: Ottawa Ontario Canada	Maybe that's why I had so much trouble finding it on the Internet. It's not really a football term, then? _________________________ Chan fhiach cuirm gun a comhradh. A feast is no use without good talk.
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#162482 - Mon Mar 10 2003 07:23 PM Re: (American) Football Question
DieHard Prolific Registered: Wed Oct 10 2001 Posts: 1127 Loc: Louisiana USA	The only scab I know of is one who crosses the picket line during a player strike and plays anyway. _________________________ In the truest sense, freedom cannot be bestowed; it must be achieved. - FDR
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#162483 - Tue Mar 11 2003 02:16 PM Re: (American) Football Question
A Member Multiloquent Registered: Fri Nov 23 2001 Posts: 3082 Loc:	Like you Diehard - the term Scab is someone who breaks a strike(ie works when others refuse to) here in the UK as well. _________________________
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