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Songs from the bracket that I forgot how hard they go:
Good Die Young
Queen of My Double Wide
Small Town Saturday Night
God Blessed Texas
If I Could Make a Living
T-R-O-U-B-L-E
Wink
Good Die Young
Queen of My Double Wide
Small Town Saturday Night
God Blessed Texas
If I Could Make a Living
T-R-O-U-B-L-E
Wink
* Watching opening day, with Guerrero, Bichette, and Biggio all playing on the same team.
(no sign of a john olerud jr, kelly gruber jr, or rance mulliniks jr)
* Get it, King George.
* Rezzies at N7 tomorrow night for the lady friend's 39th...
Located in the Bywater neighborhood of New Orleans, N7 is a neighborhood French restaurant and wine bar. Founded by filmmaker Aaron Walker and chef Yuki Yamaguchi, N7 specializes in French cuisine, often infused with a Japanese touch.
The restaurant is set off the street behind a tall fence amidst a garden, with indoor and outdoor seating. The building was previously home to a tire shop. Before that it was a stable for carriage horses.
The wine menu is focused on small European winemakers who adhere to a natural, handmade approach to winemaking.
link: https://www.n7nola.com/
So, what's my game plan here. Stroll thru the dining room, walk past the James Beard Award, then sit down and order the biggest steak available in a medium rare?
* HEY GUYS SORRY FOR THE SUDDEN NEWS BUT I'M GETTING DIVORCED, SELLING MY DOG TO AN IDITAROD TRAINER IN ALASKA, I MURDERED MY NEXT DOOR NEIGHBOR AND STOLE HIS CAR AND I'M DRIVING TO ARGENTINA FOR AN EPIC ROAD TRIP.........HAHAHAHAHA LOL JUST KIDDING!\
(but seriously if you're thinking about listing your house now is a great time it's a seller's market please give me a call!!!)
#socialmedia
* Luis Castillo and Sonny Gray taking the mound twice a week gives me hope. Not much, but a little.
* Kacey Musgraves singing damn near anything is gonna be a huge hit in my book. My god, she's a smoke show. And cool AF, too.
* I did. Down my leg.
(no sign of a john olerud jr, kelly gruber jr, or rance mulliniks jr)
* Get it, King George.
* Rezzies at N7 tomorrow night for the lady friend's 39th...
Located in the Bywater neighborhood of New Orleans, N7 is a neighborhood French restaurant and wine bar. Founded by filmmaker Aaron Walker and chef Yuki Yamaguchi, N7 specializes in French cuisine, often infused with a Japanese touch.
The restaurant is set off the street behind a tall fence amidst a garden, with indoor and outdoor seating. The building was previously home to a tire shop. Before that it was a stable for carriage horses.
The wine menu is focused on small European winemakers who adhere to a natural, handmade approach to winemaking.
link: https://www.n7nola.com/
So, what's my game plan here. Stroll thru the dining room, walk past the James Beard Award, then sit down and order the biggest steak available in a medium rare?
* HEY GUYS SORRY FOR THE SUDDEN NEWS BUT I'M GETTING DIVORCED, SELLING MY DOG TO AN IDITAROD TRAINER IN ALASKA, I MURDERED MY NEXT DOOR NEIGHBOR AND STOLE HIS CAR AND I'M DRIVING TO ARGENTINA FOR AN EPIC ROAD TRIP.........HAHAHAHAHA LOL JUST KIDDING!\
(but seriously if you're thinking about listing your house now is a great time it's a seller's market please give me a call!!!)
#socialmedia
* Luis Castillo and Sonny Gray taking the mound twice a week gives me hope. Not much, but a little.
* Kacey Musgraves singing damn near anything is gonna be a huge hit in my book. My god, she's a smoke show. And cool AF, too.
* I did. Down my leg.
Knowing you it would probably be at a race.
But knowing you it’s more likely to never occur.
What kind of loser says yes to a PTI marriage proposal?
*cough*
So here’s this ring if you want it.
So here’s this ring if you want it.
YOU SHOULD SELL IMMEDIATELY. MULTIPLE OFFERS ABOVE LISTING. #REALESTATE #TOOBLESSEDTOBESTRESSED
Hey, Cochise, you do realize that on the other end of the coin I would probably over pay for our new home and that’s what our new payment is based on? Thanks but I’ll ride this out until there’s a much needed correction.
Hey, Cochise, you do realize that on the other end of the coin I would probably over pay for our new home and that’s what our new payment is based on? Thanks but I’ll ride this out until there’s a much needed correction.
All of this shot misery could be avoided you know...
George Strait has never pretended to be anything he’s not. He has a good voice and can somewhat play the guitar. No writing credits. No smoke and fireworks. Comes out on stage in a crisp button down, plays 25 great songs someone else wrote, thanks the fans and goes home to his ranch and his wife of 40 years.
If only all elite basketball players’ parents could be like Isaiah Jackson’s.
Tucker just dropped a good piece on the remaining Wildcats decisions.
Tucker just dropped a good piece on the remaining Wildcats decisions.
While we're at it- he acted his balls off in Pure Country
Baby, I love you. Will you mar....
...actually, please hold for a second. My attorney would like to speak to you for a moment to discuss the financial parameters of the engagement, including the pre-nuptial agreement, the 2-week rescission period, the impending gag order, the division of vehicular assets, and the confidentiality agreement.
....ry me?
-chomp
Only took to Opening Day before your baseball ignorance shined bright....usually takes a few weeks.
Make sure to at least wear a T that doesn't stretch when you pull it up over your face as you walk in.
Is someone having a breakdown today? #HubertorWes?
From Tucker’s article in The Athletic..
Isaiah Jackson
The skinny: Started 18 of 25 games, averaged 8.4 points, 6.6 rebounds and 2.6 blocks in just 20.7 minutes per game due to frequent foul trouble. One of the most athletic and best defensive big men in the country, he started putting it all together late in the season. Jackson averaged 14.3 points, 7.5 rebounds and 2.2 blocks over the final six games. He’s ranked 20th among 2021 NBA Draft prospects on Sam Vecenie’s Big Board.
Where things stand: “We’re just being patient, trying to be smart, treading lightly, because what everybody else says isn’t always what the league says,” Wesley Jackson said. “It’s about putting him in the right situation for him to succeed. Where a kid lands in the draft can determine whether he makes it. We understand that people are saying it’s a no-brainer, but we just want to hear it directly from the NBA teams, not from outside scouts or people making lists. If we hear it from the NBA, that this is his position, then OK, we’re gone. But we just don’t want to do it half-cocked. There are so many kids who make this decision based on people selling them dreams. People gas them up, their families gas them up, agents gas them up, and then the real lay of the land turns out to be different. We want to hear it from the right people.”
Looking for a lottery guarantee: “In my opinion, that’s what he is and needs to be. In the lottery, he’ll go to a team where he can play minutes and showcase to the world what he can do — and he hasn’t even shown half of what he can do,” Wesley Jackson said. “We know his value, and we’re willing to be patient. Whether they say he’s that guy this year or next year, they’re eventually going to see it, and we just want the right opportunity for him.”
Cal’s message: “Take your time, listen, gather information, digest it all and then make a decision you can live with,” the elder Jackson said. “Cal told him, ‘If you come back, do it with a purpose. Do it because you’re committed to getting better and you want to fight your butt off, win us a bunch of games and leave no doubt that you’re a top-five guy.’ When you hear that, you have to consider it. Cal has coached a lot of great players, a lot of top-five guys, and hearing him say that is just confirmation to me that Isaiah is on the right track. My mindset is like Cal’s: If he came back for another year and worked like crazy, I believe he can definitely be a top-five guy.”
No hurry: “It’s not about income,” Wesley Jackson said. “Me and his mom have been working for years, and if I have to work another year or two, it’s no skin off my bones. And we had to let him know that, to take the pressure off him. I can wait. And I’ve got to give Cal credit, because he reminded me of that. Me and him have been talking a lot, and he reminded me to let Isaiah know that’s how we feel, because as a parent you might be thinking it, but if you don’t communicate it to him, kids walk around with a ton of pressure on them. We just want to let him play. My role is just to be a filter, to remove all the outside distractions and inside emotional distractions. He’s been blessed with a gift, and those of us around him have to do our jobs to let him maximize that potential.”
Footnote: Wesley Jackson connected with Paul Washington, PJ’s dad, this week to talk through this big decision. PJ Washington was a five-star recruit who returned for his sophomore season at Kentucky and blossomed into an All-American and a 2019 lottery pick. He’s now one of the best second-year players in the NBA. Paul Washington talked a lot like Wesley Jackson, about patience and not needing the money, leading to that decision to return to school
Isaiah Jackson
The skinny: Started 18 of 25 games, averaged 8.4 points, 6.6 rebounds and 2.6 blocks in just 20.7 minutes per game due to frequent foul trouble. One of the most athletic and best defensive big men in the country, he started putting it all together late in the season. Jackson averaged 14.3 points, 7.5 rebounds and 2.2 blocks over the final six games. He’s ranked 20th among 2021 NBA Draft prospects on Sam Vecenie’s Big Board.
Where things stand: “We’re just being patient, trying to be smart, treading lightly, because what everybody else says isn’t always what the league says,” Wesley Jackson said. “It’s about putting him in the right situation for him to succeed. Where a kid lands in the draft can determine whether he makes it. We understand that people are saying it’s a no-brainer, but we just want to hear it directly from the NBA teams, not from outside scouts or people making lists. If we hear it from the NBA, that this is his position, then OK, we’re gone. But we just don’t want to do it half-cocked. There are so many kids who make this decision based on people selling them dreams. People gas them up, their families gas them up, agents gas them up, and then the real lay of the land turns out to be different. We want to hear it from the right people.”
Looking for a lottery guarantee: “In my opinion, that’s what he is and needs to be. In the lottery, he’ll go to a team where he can play minutes and showcase to the world what he can do — and he hasn’t even shown half of what he can do,” Wesley Jackson said. “We know his value, and we’re willing to be patient. Whether they say he’s that guy this year or next year, they’re eventually going to see it, and we just want the right opportunity for him.”
Cal’s message: “Take your time, listen, gather information, digest it all and then make a decision you can live with,” the elder Jackson said. “Cal told him, ‘If you come back, do it with a purpose. Do it because you’re committed to getting better and you want to fight your butt off, win us a bunch of games and leave no doubt that you’re a top-five guy.’ When you hear that, you have to consider it. Cal has coached a lot of great players, a lot of top-five guys, and hearing him say that is just confirmation to me that Isaiah is on the right track. My mindset is like Cal’s: If he came back for another year and worked like crazy, I believe he can definitely be a top-five guy.”
No hurry: “It’s not about income,” Wesley Jackson said. “Me and his mom have been working for years, and if I have to work another year or two, it’s no skin off my bones. And we had to let him know that, to take the pressure off him. I can wait. And I’ve got to give Cal credit, because he reminded me of that. Me and him have been talking a lot, and he reminded me to let Isaiah know that’s how we feel, because as a parent you might be thinking it, but if you don’t communicate it to him, kids walk around with a ton of pressure on them. We just want to let him play. My role is just to be a filter, to remove all the outside distractions and inside emotional distractions. He’s been blessed with a gift, and those of us around him have to do our jobs to let him maximize that potential.”
Footnote: Wesley Jackson connected with Paul Washington, PJ’s dad, this week to talk through this big decision. PJ Washington was a five-star recruit who returned for his sophomore season at Kentucky and blossomed into an All-American and a 2019 lottery pick. He’s now one of the best second-year players in the NBA. Paul Washington talked a lot like Wesley Jackson, about patience and not needing the money, leading to that decision to return to school
Silly as it sounds, I think Mintz and Brooks are much more important to come back than Jackson even though he’s the most talented of the trio.
It’s not as silly as saying George Strait only had two good songs, so you’re safe.
A 90’s country babe tournament bracket could be good. Not sure if you could get 64 but 16 is doable.
Top Seeds:
Shania Twain
Faith Hill
Martina McBride
Deana Carter- feel like this final 1 seed is a tough call. I don’t love this pick
Top Seeds:
Shania Twain
Faith Hill
Martina McBride
Deana Carter- feel like this final 1 seed is a tough call. I don’t love this pick
I’d have to agree Jackson should come back. I know Boston got all the focus of gaining some weight, but man if Jackson gained another 15 pounds of muscle and just got that extra year of experience he would be an easy lottery pick, and a damn smart choice for any GM.
Hell just learning how to avoid foul trouble would be huge!
Hell just learning how to avoid foul trouble would be huge!
Jackson coming back would be unbelievable. So unbelievable that I refuse to acknowledge it as a possibility. I definitely like his Dad, and wish there were more like him around the program.
I was with The Bonz a few years back at a bachelor party at GABP, and hit a real bad run of mound-ball. Think I ended up buying 3-4 guys a beer on at least 5 occasions. It added up quick. Thankfully we were advised to leave in about the 7th inning so I could save some cash.
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