Got to admit, that's a pretty good motivational speech (except for the devil's pet part). Careful though, some of the Wolves who haven't been out of school too long, and are still able, might try to get out there and play, Friday night.
If I could let you in on something here: In general, most of us Lincolnton people are, well, different. I know it sounds odd, but really, we are. I've watched it over a long period of time, I'm the type who would notice it. We are nice, we're very tolerant and we're very tough, and that is not a boast. On face value you might think, "They don't look too impressive to me," but what I've said I say with confidence and humility. What makes us different is history (and I'll leave that to your imagination). I know this a little hard to accept but it is correct. Not saying it's good or bad-right or wrong, just different; and some of us don't even know it, but it's true. We're as different of a human species as the wolf is in the animal world.
