HaloBear;842481359 said:
Someday, we'll be able to assemble a monster class out of a couple decades worth of this thread.
Truth.
HaloBear;842481359 said:
Someday, we'll be able to assemble a monster class out of a couple decades worth of this thread.
Shocky1;842341924 said:
cuonzo martin has offered vance jackson, a highly skilled 6'7" 200 lbs sharpshooting wing from st john bosco (bryce tregg's hs) in bellflower
jackson is a top 50 2016 player that played well this summer on the aau circuit for belmont shore displaying a more aggressive style of play...the unselfish team player has offers from arizona, defending ncca champs uconn along with most of the pac 12...his dad vance sr has indicated that the family has a preference for their son staying on the west coast
a key factor in vance's recruitment will be his excellent academic track record & ambition
the university of california, berkeley=#1 ranked public university in the world (including southern california)
antipattern;842481143 said:
Hi Shocky!
I don't know if anyone has mentioned this to you before, but I think you're doing the "hashtag" thing incorrectly. The hash character should go before the phrase, which is then generally written without spaces. I.e., #tusconisadump. Just thought you'd want to know.
You're welcome!
Shocky1;842482111 said:
ap, thx for the heads up
#don't be a dumb azz#
Shocky1;842450494 said:
katie vanilla ice looking for her azz...loved it when when the fake model was slapping the ball/crying (again) to the ref for a foul & my boy sammy singer dangled & handed him the ball while clapping in his face with a huge smile before jogging back to the cal bench for the timeout
24/7 candy azz soft whining/annoying trojan#
SFBear2012;842480571 said:
Way to represent and show him how far reaching Cal fans are
petalumabear;842480605 said:
Voodoo is an institution up in those parts. They also have a shop in Downtown Eugene and the bacon maple bars are quite popular. In fact, I could swear I saw a guy in yoga togs with a Cal golf bag looking ominously like the shockster, clean out the whole batch of them the last time I was in Eugene. Et tu Shocky?
GATC;842482169 said:
Pretty funny. Love your content. I actually thought you were doing this on purpose.
joe yaks;842482439 said:
Looks like Coach Miller is at his playing weight. I doubt he would share. But if he did it might be that jelly-filled donut topped with olives and cream cheese.
Shocky1;842482448 said:
kinda doubt coach miller would make it thru the extreme nicodemus s&c workouts, no i don't think he could do that, not at all
but i do believe coach would get 2 dozen of them heart attack hand grenades at the dunkin' donuts on north oracle...he's not in a good place physically or mentally right now that's for sure
south bender;842482495 said:
Shocky, your obsession with trashing Miller is reminding me of Richard Lee's obsession with Sim of Oregon.
Do you imagine that you are influencing any of the kids you are presumably trying to "educate" with this nonsense?
Shocky1;842482514 said:
look sb, if you are a huge fan of them king pin mardi gras yellow/green/purple glazed donuts floating in a vat of hot oil, i'm truly sorry if i've offended you...really
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Shocky1;842482514 said:
look sb, if you are a huge fan of them king pin mardi gras yellow/green/purple glazed donuts floating in a vat of hot oil, i'm truly sorry if i've offended you...really
did you know that tuscon got streets that go nowhere?
south bender;842482554 said:
Shocky, as expected, you simply attack the person, and don't deal with the content of that which offends you. I take no offence from your fixations.
Shocky1;842482514 said:
did you know that tuscon got streets that go nowhere?
south bender;842482495 said:
Shocky, your obsession with trashing Miller is reminding me of Richard Lee's obsession with Sim of Oregon.
Do you imagine that you are influencing any of the kids you are presumably trying to "educate" with this nonsense?
Shocky1;842482448 said:
kinda doubt coach miller would make it thru the extreme nicodemus s&c workouts, no i don't think he could do that, not at all
but i do believe coach would get 2 dozen of them heart attack hand grenades at the dunkin' donuts on north oracle...he's not in a good place physically or mentally right now that's for sure
concordtom;842482603 said:
Shocky: This is truly a sad yet funny line about donuts.
However, did I ever tell you about the paper route I had in Montclair as a kid? On Sunday mornings (damn, those were heavy on the handlebars!) we kids would meet at the boxes off LaSalle by the 13 freeway at 6am (Oakland Tribune). After the 2-3 hour route hauling as many as we could carry (on Sundays it often required 2 trips to the boxes, especially for a little guy like me, only 10) to the various parts of town (I was up LaSalle, others up Shepherd Canyon, etc.) we'd meet up at Colonial Donuts and eat many donuts. Man, those are fond memories. I mean, the donuts were delicious! Old fashioned glazed, donut holes, buttermilk! Yum!
Your recent repeated photos were really making me want to order a box of those.
But, you know, as I get older, I really do give a f***. I've not only got kids to raise, grandkids yet unborn. But also a future Rose Bowl and Final Four to attend.
Thanks for helping me get there!
watermelon;842482539 said:
if you are saying being overweight and unfit somehow hinders a man's ability to coach, then I hate to know what you say about Cal's own Dykes? I could care less how a coach looks and what they eat as long as they win. And to be clear, I don't eat donuts, I eat watermelon for dessert.
BeachedBear;842482621 said:
Love this CT! I too was paper boy in the bay area in the 70's. In our area, the local cops would buy us all the donuts we could eat and grill us about what was going on in the neighborhood at 5am! A few years later, one of those cops let me slide when he mistakenly thought I was exceeding the posted speed limit - but recognized me as one of the former paperboy-informants.
Shocky1;842482514 said:
look sb, if you are a huge fan of them king pin mardi gras yellow/green/purple glazed donuts floating in a vat of hot oil, i'm truly sorry if i've offended you...really
did you know that tuscon got streets that go nowhere?
joe yaks;842482649 said:
Correction: Those Tucson streets both start and end nowhere. Send Coach Miller another chocolate glazed french creuller filled with avacado.
concordtom;842482651 said:
Sadly, many of the roads actually end at funeral homes. Retired population is vast.
concordtom;842482603 said:
Shocky: This is truly a sad yet funny line about donuts.
However, did I ever tell you about the paper route I had in Montclair as a kid? On Sunday mornings (damn, those were heavy on the handlebars!) we kids would meet at the boxes off LaSalle by the 13 freeway at 6am (Oakland Tribune). After the 2-3 hour route hauling as many as we could carry (on Sundays it often required 2 trips to the boxes, especially for a little guy like me, only 10) to the various parts of town (I was up LaSalle, others up Shepherd Canyon, etc.) we'd meet up at Colonial Donuts and eat many donuts. Man, those are fond memories. I mean, the donuts were delicious! Old fashioned glazed, donut holes, buttermilk! Yum!
Your recent repeated photos were really making me want to order a box of those.
But, you know, as I get older, I really do give a f***. I've not only got kids to raise, grandkids yet unborn. But also a future Rose Bowl and Final Four to attend.
Thanks for helping me get there!
mikecohen;842482678 said:
When I was a teenager, still in college at UCLA (before and/or during the time I dropped out for 2 years to be a musician, then finished my B.A. in music at Berkeley), I would make jam sessions all over L.A., i.e., South Central, Hermosa Beach, Pasadena, Downey, Pomona, the Valley, Hollywood, Malibu, etc. One night, very late, after a heavy jam session, I was driving home, and I stopped at a Winchell's donuts in Hollywood, and got a "Baker's Dozen" donuts, and finished them before getting back home to West L.A.
Shocky1;842482631 said:
watermelon, 100% agreed re: coach dykes, he developed some pretty unhealthy eating habits/poor dietary decisionmaking while coaching/living in tuscon...i dunno maybe coach g & huf will start taking sonny to the whole foods on telegraph for some sushi & kale energy juices, maybe then he'll be thinking clearly enough put 6 tall defensive backs/wide receivers in the endzone to defend the hail mary against them wildcats
but ask yourself, who would you rather play for: a coach that tirelessly works out next to you in the weight room & relentlessly demonstrates at full speed the basketball drills on the court or a coach with a whistle that is yelling his azz of at you while he's munching down chocolate glazed donuts with fuschia sprinkles?
concordtom;842482603 said:
Shocky: This is truly a sad yet funny line about donuts.
However, did I ever tell you about the paper route I had in Montclair as a kid? On Sunday mornings (damn, those were heavy on the handlebars!) we kids would meet at the boxes off LaSalle by the 13 freeway at 6am (Oakland Tribune). After the 2-3 hour route hauling as many as we could carry (on Sundays it often required 2 trips to the boxes, especially for a little guy like me, only 10) to the various parts of town (I was up LaSalle, others up Shepherd Canyon, etc.) we'd meet up at Colonial Donuts and eat many donuts. Man, those are fond memories. I mean, the donuts were delicious! Old fashioned glazed, donut holes, buttermilk! Yum!
Your recent repeated photos were really making me want to order a box of those.
But, you know, as I get older, I really do give a f***. I've not only got kids to raise, grandkids yet unborn. But also a future Rose Bowl and Final Four to attend.
Thanks for helping me get there!
Shocky1;842407246 said:
eddie at the front desk of my hotel calls this morning with the requested 4:30 am wake out up call so i can catch an early morning flight from jfk to sfo in time for the big game after our epic victory (and also a loss to texas) vs the hometown crowd syracuse orangemen on the biggest stage on earth, madison square garden...i tell eddie i'm in a hurry & if he can line up a taxi for me in 5-10 minutes...he tells me sure, no problem, he'll take care of it himself
get downstairs, check out & sure enough hustling eddie's got the taxi ready to roll & the door open for me...so i slide smooth eddie a fiver & he gives me a sly thank you with a nod of the head as he closes the door to the taxi
so we are driving the deserted streets of manhattan & as we cross broadway sayeed the cab driver lets me know that eddie shook him down for $5 in order to keep the coveted airport run...i tell sayeed no problem, i'm gonna take care of him
15 minutes later as we cross thru a toll sayeed is telling me that toll doesn't automatically charge him, that's gonna be a $5 extra charge...sure sayeed, whatever
gotta love nyc...i don't got no worries, i'm gonna charge you 5 bucks for reading this post
city never sleeps#