Roxy, and also Paraneeer (I think, based on the last sentence of your comment), "Geno" refers to Geno Auriemma, the long-time and legendary coach of the University of Connecticut women's basketball team, who has led that team to 10 national championships, and numerous other appearances among the "final four" teams competing for that title. Keeping that in mind and taking a look at the link Viridian provided should clarify the meaning and the relevance of Tubegroover's comment. "13 years," btw, refers to the time between the events described in Viridian's link and the present time, during which many of the championships were achieved.
Marty (Viridian), thanks for providing the link. My wife particularly got a good chuckle out of it, as she has been a dedicated fan of Geno's teams for many years. I've become something of a fan as well, motivated in part by the continuing haplessness of the Knicks :-)
Philiphill, sorry to hear of this situation. I see that you are in the UK, which would certainly seem to add to the difficulty and perhaps impossibility of obtaining a satisfactory resolution. I note, btw, that a simple Google search will reveal several other people who have posted similar stories in various places on the Internet about their experiences with Mr. KB.
Regards,
-- Al
Marty (Viridian), thanks for providing the link. My wife particularly got a good chuckle out of it, as she has been a dedicated fan of Geno's teams for many years. I've become something of a fan as well, motivated in part by the continuing haplessness of the Knicks :-)
Philiphill, sorry to hear of this situation. I see that you are in the UK, which would certainly seem to add to the difficulty and perhaps impossibility of obtaining a satisfactory resolution. I note, btw, that a simple Google search will reveal several other people who have posted similar stories in various places on the Internet about their experiences with Mr. KB.
Regards,
-- Al