GYERO ARCHIVE

Status
Not open for further replies.

MaxPowerrr

Heisman
Feb 9, 2006
38,504
41,065
0
There’s not a company out there more deserving of all of our admiration than YETI. I just got an ad from then selling a $200 blanket and a $50 dog bowl. Nevermind the coolers and cups we all know and love, but the sheer audacity and balls to go out there and sell that stuff and for it to work is incredible. Hats off to YETI.
 

Mossip

All-American
Jul 20, 2007
5,973
5,562
60
I think the boldest move on their part is the $40 bucket. A bucket.... for 40 bucks. [roll]

 
Nov 14, 2002
40,458
53,107
113
* If you want to get rich, find an everyday, simple household item, make a ridiculously expensive version of it, then put a boatload of $$ into marketing. Profit.

Just need to look around the homestead and find a culprit that hasn't been attempted before.

- shoestrings?
- paper towel holders?
- nail clippers?

* <-- walked into the house two days ago to dually triggered carbon monoxide detectors. Called 9-1-1-, because marcus. Fire truck shows up with 3 dudes in minutes, and their detector shows no activity. In and out in no time at all.

The aggressiveness of a CO2 alarm chirping makes the smoke detector looks like child's play.

* FYI: the $400 bladeless Dyson fan laughs at all things Yeti.
 

cole854

Heisman
Sep 11, 2012
10,156
22,638
0
~One positive from CV19 is the casual gym attendee is staying home, at least at mine. Attendance, even at a reduced capacity, is way down.

~Long time friend from HS father passed last week...funeral today, and my friend tested positive yesterday. He is driving to the cemetary alone and is going to watch from a distance. Sucks.

~Squeezed in my dad's big 80th party under the before Andy's whip was cracked. What a great time he had. Side note...the son (my age...56) of one of my dad's long time co-workers was there w/ his wife....he married her when he was 32 and she was 52 and smoke. 24 yrs later still together but father time is undefeated.

~Grand Padre...are dealerships making any special CV19 deals right now or are they sticking to their guns?

~Cops need free will to pop caps on these thugs.

~Pti can be a really normal guy when he wants to.
 

Mossip

All-American
Jul 20, 2007
5,973
5,562
60
Watching some of these NBA scrimmages. Actually not as bad as I thought it'd be sans crowd. So far baseball really seems to be lacking the most without people in the stands, but I think football will be the most awkward sport with zero/limited attendance (fingers crossed we actually find out).

MMA is awesome without a crowd. Hearing the thud when those dudes land kicks and punches shows how freaking violent the sport really is. I know most of the gyero contingent thinks it's trashy, but I love watching people beat each other up.
 
  • Like
Reactions: drxman1

rudd1

Heisman
Oct 3, 2007
14,419
21,101
0
-seki is the go to nail clippers of the hoi polloi, imho.

-i guess the good news is that the reds cant be mathematically eliminated til mid-late August instead of the traditional July 1 date.
 
Mar 8, 2017
321
837
0
If someone is spray painting a building, it is completely legal for a police officer to shoot and kill them.
As is when they are carrying around cardboard signs saying "Please Do not shoot us."
I think I speak for the whole Catpaw when I cordially invite you to spray paint a building while holding one of those cardboard signs. Please. Do it now.
 

catsfanbgky

All-American
Oct 18, 2006
18,901
7,622
0
I think I speak for the whole Catpaw when I cordially invite you to spray paint a building while holding one of those cardboard signs. Please. Do it now.

Been a long day for Ole Catsfanbgky, so not really in the mood for you. Giving out GFY's like they are Halloween candy, here is you one GFY. I am only speaking for myself though, I am not a little *****, I need no one to speak for me. Hell you earned it, kind of in a generous mood, here is a second, GFY.
 
  • Like
Reactions: bradyjames

cricket3

Heisman
May 29, 2001
19,095
19,741
113
I intentionally left off Adam William. Same for Brad, Scherbenske, LeMaster, Johnny David, and Gillespie’s band of misfits, etc.
 

TCPUKChamps

Heisman
Dec 18, 2002
38,125
22,795
62
Not sure what's the funnier moment looking back at the Tubby era coming down the stretch.

The Adam Williams Recruitment, Brandan Wright being a UK lock forever, or....

Kentucky was listed as one of Durant's early favorites, but has appeared to slip off the pace since the high school season ended.
"I'm not sure if it's any one thing, but they do seem to have slipped," Smith said. "Having Tubby in here (Thursday) may have helped. Kevin may have gotten the impression they weren't recruiting him hard enough or that he wasn't a priority. A lot of schools have come in and told him he's their main guy, their No. 1 priority.
 
  • Like
Reactions: BigBadBlueDaddy

drxman1

Heisman
Nov 5, 2008
19,464
10,914
0
Hope the new Last Chance U is better than this past page or two...clean it up Gyero. No wonder Willy went and snapped all leftwing today.
 
  • Like
Reactions: CSC0821

jwheat

Heisman
Aug 21, 2005
97,626
24,206
42
You have to first be rated, to be overrated.
Josh Carrier could have been on the Josh Childress Stanford squad. He scored 50 on a overmatched Cumberland County panther squad with a younger TB in attendance.

Those were the glory years for the 4th region. Blevins Stockton Carrier all within a few years of each other. @Strokin_Bandit who are you giving the nod to of those three?

edit: Tony larger than life Key was in there somewhere too for Russellville
 
Last edited:
  • Like
Reactions: BigBadBlueDaddy

VernHatton52

Heisman
Aug 9, 2005
7,458
10,743
113
Hood was top 50 coming out of high school. I consider that rated. Carrier also had an offer from UCLA so he was somewhat rated. Both sucked. Thus they're being overrated. At least all the honks you all are dissing on contributed. That's enough for me.
 

Strokin_Bandit

Heisman
Dec 21, 2001
8,949
14,118
0
I’ll give the nod to Stockton - only because he was on staff the last 5 years! Couldn’t guard him in a phone booth.

Blevins was a solid high school player and was so good at such a young age; coming right off the heels of the Damon Bailey era at IU, I think the local folks were hoping he’d be “our” Damon.

Carrier was a tall shooter with what I felt was limited athleticism for D1. But he was such an effortless shooter and so long. I thought he could be a great spot up guy. I think folks were hoping he’d measure up to Rex, but they weren’t even in the same ballpark skill set-wise.

Don’t forget Lathram and Fishback at Greenwood. Lots of good dudes coming through the 4th region during the late 90s-early aughts.

Most talented team was that 2000 Russellville team. Their starting 5 vs. Warren Central’s 2004 State Champ squad would have been something to see.

I was 23, in my first year of helping coach a team, and I was loose in Lexington on a Friday night. We were staying at the Campbell House and I rolled back into my room at 3:30 am. Coach Todd was sitting on the corner of my bed shooting the **** with another aisstant I was sharing the room with. He may have been burning a heater, but my memory isn’t that clear. Tony Key was out in the hall with a few females around him. They would tip off in about 6 hours and lose to a lesser talented Etown squad. And that’s how the legend of Antwain Barbour was born.
 
Jan 28, 2007
20,397
30,168
0
I remember seeing Blevins get invited out to scrimmage with Tony Delk, Walter McCarty, Anthony Epps and Co. at Rick Pitino basketball camp when he was a rising 9th grader. I’m not saying his career was a disappointment, but he was a bad *** at that camp and so I expected more out of him.

Then again, when I met him when he was a freshman at UK I thought to myself that he didn’t seem to look any bigger than he did 4 years before that.

So put me down for overrating Blevins more than anybody else on the list.
 

jwheat

Heisman
Aug 21, 2005
97,626
24,206
42
I’ll give the nod to Stockton - only because he was on staff the last 5 years! Couldn’t guard him in a phone booth.

Blevins was a solid high school player and was so good at such a young age; coming right off the heels of the Damon Bailey era at IU, I think the local folks were hoping he’d be “our” Damon.

Carrier was a tall shooter with what I felt was limited athleticism for D1. But he was such an effortless shooter and so long. I thought he could be a great spot up guy. I think folks were hoping he’d measure up to Rex, but they weren’t even in the same ballpark skill set-wise.

Don’t forget Lathram and Fishback at Greenwood. Lots of good dudes coming through the 4th region during the late 90s-early aughts.

Most talented team was that 2000 Russellville team. Their starting 5 vs. Warren Central’s 2004 State Champ squad would have been something to see.

I was 23, in my first year of helping coach a team, and I was loose in Lexington on a Friday night. We were staying at the Campbell House and I rolled back into my room at 3:30 am. Coach Todd was sitting on the corner of my bed shooting the **** with another aisstant I was sharing the room with. He may have been burning a heater, but my memory isn’t that clear. Tony Key was out in the hall with a few females around him. They would tip off in about 6 hours and lose to a lesser talented Etown squad. And that’s how the legend of Antwain Barbour was born.
I caught Brandon a couple times in the Tville men’s league and that dude came in looking like he hadn’t touched a ball in years. Walked the ball up and down the court and would just shoot from wherever.

I watched Patrick Hamilton from here go toe to toe with him for the majority of the *** whipping Glasgow put on us back then. Also remember the guy from Adair county that went to play ball for UT Xhattanooga Kevin birdgewater. This area was booming then
 

CSC81

All-Conference
May 17, 2017
979
3,275
48
And that’s how the legend of Antwain Barbour was born.

Saw that game in person. He had a rebound slam that looked like he cleared the backboard going up.

On another, but related, note, still seething over the foul called on him against Marquette. Genuinely believe (however wrong I may be) that we were going to win that game until they took the wind out of our sails with that call.
 
Last edited:
Status
Not open for further replies.