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Consider that a good portion of women's underwear is designed to be a permanent wedgie. At some point, you stop noticing or caring.
See, you're not gonna get that sort of perspective from a male only GYERO.
Take note, wcc
Every time I see the Bryant commercial with the guys saying how long they've worked there I can only wonder how many dicks they've drawn in that time.
For bourbon people:
The Old Bardstown Bottled in Bond that Willett has been putting out for a few months is solid.
It's their own juice - they just started distilling their own stuff relatively recently, and this is the first of their 4 year old distillate. Has a unique profile that noticably stands out from any of the other legitimate Kentucky distilleries.
For 22 bucks, a good daily drinker.
The Old Bardstown Bottled in Bond that Willett has been putting out for a few months is solid.
It's their own juice - they just started distilling their own stuff relatively recently, and this is the first of their 4 year old distillate. Has a unique profile that noticably stands out from any of the other legitimate Kentucky distilleries.
For 22 bucks, a good daily drinker.
Some people are just born with golden horseshoes up their ***. LaVar and Magic are 2 of those people.
I mean, Magic beat AIDS for crying out loud.
And I'm pretty sure Lavar was the host of Reading Rainbow for a couple of decades.
I mean, Magic beat AIDS for crying out loud.
And I'm pretty sure Lavar was the host of Reading Rainbow for a couple of decades.
I know I've got dicks drawn throughout this charming old house I've sold my soul to rebuild, but it doesn't affect my smuuuuugggggg
I miss Home Improvement as much as the next guy, but I draw the line at Tim Allen shoes
Interesting that Hawkins is hearing from NFL teams:
Givony said that he’s heard some NFL teams have been calling Hawkins about possibly trying out a career on the football field. Madison Central Coach Allen Feldhaus Jr. confirmed to the Herald-Leader that Hawkins has indeed heard from NFL teams in recent weeks — his football potential, particularly as a defensive back, has been mentioned before — but basketball is the long-term goal for the time being.
http://www.kentucky.com/sports/college/kentucky-sports/uk-basketball-men/article150797227.html
Givony said that he’s heard some NFL teams have been calling Hawkins about possibly trying out a career on the football field. Madison Central Coach Allen Feldhaus Jr. confirmed to the Herald-Leader that Hawkins has indeed heard from NFL teams in recent weeks — his football potential, particularly as a defensive back, has been mentioned before — but basketball is the long-term goal for the time being.
http://www.kentucky.com/sports/college/kentucky-sports/uk-basketball-men/article150797227.html
That is interesting. Not sure if anyone is aware of this, but another former Kentucky basketball player ALSO once played defensive back in football. It was Michael Porter.
Last Wednesday at Men's League, shared a table & some frosties post round w/ Stan Hardin, back 2 back state champion coach w/ 73's beloved Fairdale squads @ coach on numerous Derby Classics (back when it was 2nd to McD's), KY/IN Allstar games, -- made me think of you Louisville bred folks.
That guy is a HOOT. Dirtiest mouth you'll ever come across, but those types of baskeball lifers are so great to talk to...they never run out of interesting stories. A few topics from our limited first meeting
-King Kelly Coleman -- I'd inquired if he saw him play (yes, a bunch), and if the things you read/hear about him on AND off court are true or more mountain myth. Absolutely true, he said, on both accounts. Talked of him showing up w/ a briefcase of bourbon at some All Star game, and trading a championship ring outside of an event for some booze...and being generally unstoppable, just a natural that "could have been".
-Getting ran off the squad himself after first semester as a player at WKU, under E.A. Diddle
-Jermaine Brown tearing everyone's goals/rims up, and having to warn coaches in advance.
-How it's sad that HS Basketball in Kentucky just doesn't garner interest anymore, from Louisville to out in the state -- gyms are empty for the most part. He puts much of the blame for Louisville issues on bussing, which I found interesting.
...among other things. Love a true basketball head.
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On a similar note, learned over the weekend that my Stepdad has a FULL DVD of the 1967 Sweet 16 game, which featured King Kelly Coleman & Wayland vs. Harry Todd & Earlington, the eventual state Champion. (where Killa & I went to K-8). Curious to take a look at that.
That guy is a HOOT. Dirtiest mouth you'll ever come across, but those types of baskeball lifers are so great to talk to...they never run out of interesting stories. A few topics from our limited first meeting
-King Kelly Coleman -- I'd inquired if he saw him play (yes, a bunch), and if the things you read/hear about him on AND off court are true or more mountain myth. Absolutely true, he said, on both accounts. Talked of him showing up w/ a briefcase of bourbon at some All Star game, and trading a championship ring outside of an event for some booze...and being generally unstoppable, just a natural that "could have been".
-Getting ran off the squad himself after first semester as a player at WKU, under E.A. Diddle
-Jermaine Brown tearing everyone's goals/rims up, and having to warn coaches in advance.
-How it's sad that HS Basketball in Kentucky just doesn't garner interest anymore, from Louisville to out in the state -- gyms are empty for the most part. He puts much of the blame for Louisville issues on bussing, which I found interesting.
...among other things. Love a true basketball head.
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On a similar note, learned over the weekend that my Stepdad has a FULL DVD of the 1967 Sweet 16 game, which featured King Kelly Coleman & Wayland vs. Harry Todd & Earlington, the eventual state Champion. (where Killa & I went to K-8). Curious to take a look at that.
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I've never watched it but evidently it was cancelled because Allen went on a talk show and said working in Hollywood these days is like Nazi Germany. Pretty much hyperbole everyone is losing their **** over.
Stan is a Holy Cross man through and through these days. He attempted to resurrect his coaching glory there years ago. Was AD for awhile after.
Awesome dude and he can def drink beer.
Awesome dude and he can def drink beer.
Was in the Rupp for one of those titles against my high school Tates Creek led by the gyero beloved Darrin Horn.
Stan Hardin's Fairdale teams were just unreal. Brown/Morris/Turner get all the love, but even big Terry Jenkins was just a man down low.
The Holmes team they beat in '90 would've won it in most other years, as would the Tates Creek team they beat in the '91 title game. But man, Fairdale was just a buzzsaw.
The Holmes team they beat in '90 would've won it in most other years, as would the Tates Creek team they beat in the '91 title game. But man, Fairdale was just a buzzsaw.
Wodie,
Stan and Lloyd Gardner were patients of my Dad's. I played AAU for Fairdale after my 8th grade year for the experience of going up against really good players and athletes. Those 2 were a trip. I was like a deer in headlights the entire time at practice compared to the competition I was used to.
Stan and Lloyd Gardner were patients of my Dad's. I played AAU for Fairdale after my 8th grade year for the experience of going up against really good players and athletes. Those 2 were a trip. I was like a deer in headlights the entire time at practice compared to the competition I was used to.
Man these blue unis are :fire: How did we not.. never mind.
That Holmes team ended my career in a 128-73 squeaker in the district tournament at Newport.
If I had been able to knock down a few open J's early in the 2nd quarter it might've turned out differently. We had a 5 pt lead and then it gradually turned in to a 50 point deficit in about 27 seconds.
If I had been able to knock down a few open J's early in the 2nd quarter it might've turned out differently. We had a 5 pt lead and then it gradually turned in to a 50 point deficit in about 27 seconds.
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Can someone please inform these animals?
Can someone please inform these animals?
Man these blue unis are :fire: How did we not.. never mind.
I am eating Avacado toast and like these much better
The 2010 unis were dope, sans the baggy *** shorts and the different color mesh patch. Overall a very good effort.
Last year's were disgusting pieces of **** that could barely pass for practice unis at a mid level high school. Get real, please
Last year's were disgusting pieces of **** that could barely pass for practice unis at a mid level high school. Get real, please
Bring these back as an alternative or something, but it is best to stick with the basics.
Team should be required to wear flannel unis and hair spiked with Butch Wax like they did in the good old days. Also no fancy (i.e., left-handed) dribbling.
Looking at early NBA mock drafts and with the situation as is, it seems Josh Jackson would get more looks from Boston/LA as both have a PG.
Diallo at 10 to Sacramento is a little odd since he should have stayed in school and not used UK/Cal.
Monk to the Knicks? BKH wins here IMO.
Diallo at 10 to Sacramento is a little odd since he should have stayed in school and not used UK/Cal.
Monk to the Knicks? BKH wins here IMO.
Wtf is wrong with youI am eating Avacado toast and like these much better
What does Boston do though? Trade stuff for a "star" player? They don't need that #1 and they certainly don't need a PG.
Kings will probabaly end up better than the Pelicans in the not so distant future. When can AD leave and why hasn't he already? Who's advising him? Boogies agent?
Kings will probabaly end up better than the Pelicans in the not so distant future. When can AD leave and why hasn't he already? Who's advising him? Boogies agent?
Not to go all uniform crazy or what but the arching Kentucky across the front is a sorely missed subtle feature.
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