Our Hard-Working Staff
Raleigh (pronounced RA-LAY) is one of our co-founders and our reluctant El Presidente. He coordinates all the staff activities and outings. His favorite song is Love Shack by the B-52s. Raleigh is as versatile as they come. Before assuming the duties of President, he was our resident expert on how to operate this dang computer. Before working with us he led a successful career promoting and developing web sites. He has two green houses and is an expert on Bonsai although his favorite hobby is writing movie reviews. Raleigh is pictured here in a cool Sports Suck t-shirt he helped design and fund. Write to Raleigh directly at raleigh@sportssuck.org.
Don is our Editor in Chief. We're not sure what an Editor in Chief does but we think it has something to do with computer games because that's where you can find Don about any time during regular business hours --in the back of the office with his gamer headphones on twisting and thrashing about like a piano player on acid. As Editor in Chief, Don is responsible for all the content published on the International I Hate Sports Website, the Sports Suck webring, and now, the Sports Suck forum. But don't tell Don because he worries about getting sued. Don was also a co-founder of this august organization and a long-time sports despiser. Among his other duties, he takes out the trash and makes sure we have snacks in the fridge. If you write bad words in the guestbook and the next day you can't find them, that means Don actually did something at work that day. Direct any complaints to don@sportssuck.org.
Rosalyn is a cutie and the only girl we know that will hang out with us. We love her. She is our Secretary which is a much more important job that it sounds like. Rosalyn takes care of all the details that we forget about like paying the bills and answering the phone when the bill collector calls. It was Rosalyn who inspired this website. One night while we were watching Mystery Theater, she came up with the idea to unite geeks everywhere with a website aimed at exposing sports as the threat to human existence that they really are. If you tracked us down and found our number and called us, odds are you spoke to our resident babe, Rosalyn. We couldn't get her cat to hold still to model a t-shirt but she looks better without it anyway. Next to the Presidente, Rosalyn is probably the most critical member of the staff. She would be the most critical but Raleigh has the computer. You can sweet talk Rosalyn at rosalyn@sportssuck.org.
Ray joined us soon after the web site was established and was appointed as our East Coast Editor. Ray is originally from Stone Mountain, Georgia, and is a regular contributor. It was Ray who figured out how to put the forum together and get it hosted. His hobbies include aerobics, painting, music, and bicycling (not on the public roads. People who bicycle on public roads are a menace!). He is also a member of the Save Our Schools foundation which labors to promote student activities other than sports. His favorite beer is Blue Moon and his favorite movie is A Fish Called Wanda. His e-mail address is ray@sportssuck.org.
Geordie Glenn is one of our most valued members and a prolific writer. Our Chief Editor in the United Kingdom, Glenn has contributed several articles to the Articles Page. Glenn joined us when we met at the very first International I Hate Sports Club Convention & Conference in Las Vegas. In real life, Glenn is a barrister who enjoys martial arts, a meresham pipe, and a good book. He is a co-founder of the Anti-Sport Resistance (ASR), the militant wing of the UK Education Council and is responsible for several major reforms. If you need any inormation on the current legal status of sports franchises in England, Glenn is your go-to man. Write to him at glenn@sportssuck.org.
Skul is our Scottish Editor and Correspondent. While an avid gamer, probably the only thing that Skul is more addicted to than his computer is writing. Currently looking for employment, he does everything he can to avoid work in order to write and muck about with and on his computer, which he built himself from scratch. That's right: he even mined his own silicon to create the chips. When not writing, he can sometimes be found playing Half-Life or other big-name games, doing some serious fragging while singing Queen. He's also interested in sci-fi movies such as the Alien series and Event Horizon as well as fiction books such as The Stand, Cell, and the Halo books.Write to him at skul@sportssuck.org.
