Terrence Jones Watch [UPDATED]
by Glenn Logan on May 19, 2010 7:56 AM EDT
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For those who are still interested in this drama, a few links follow the jump. Prepare for a Washington Huskies invasion no matter what Jones does.
UPDATE: This just in by Twitter and wall post -- Jones to Washington.
UPDATE: This just in from Evan Daniels -- Hold your Huskies!
UPDATE: Jones to Kentucky, per Evan Daniels of Scout. Says he signed a financial aid agreement.
- Sports briefs: May 19 - Sports - Kentucky.com
- Husky Men's Basketball Blog | Terrence Jones HS Coach: "I Think He'll Choose Washington" | Seattle Times Newspaper
- Oregon Player of the Year Terrence Jones to reveal his choice; either Kentucky or Washington | courier-journal.com | The Courier-Journal
- HeraldNet: Will Huskies get letter of intent today from Portland prep basketball star?
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huskiessuck.com
This website has a page of jokes. It may be unnerving to Husky fans to hear the same jokes they hear whenever they play Washington State or Oregon (Whoregon). If you happen to find any more joke pages please post links.
These websites prove, if any proof was necessary, that these jokes are universal all over the world. Washington people also sleep with their grandmothers and have no teeth, etc.
How do you find the UW campus? You go north until you smell it…and then west until you step in it.
Huck the Fuskies.
Will the invasion be worse
if he stays with his original cap? Which I think he does.
Blue... there is no other color to Bleed !!!
Oh Good Grief.
When is this supposed to happen today? Are they calling this: Terrence Jones Annoucement Part Deux?
It is not worth an intelligent man’s time to be in the majority. By definition, there are already enough people to do that.
by kentuckygirl0724 on May 19, 2010 10:31 AM EDT reply actions
Heh.
I guess. There is no press conference scheduled, that I know of. :-)
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by Glenn Logan on May 19, 2010 10:51 AM EDT up reply actions
I Think He Picks U-Dub
It’s always been hard for UK to land someone from Pacific NW – Mark Pope is only Cat who comes to mind.
by FortyYearCatFan on May 19, 2010 11:00 AM EDT reply actions
From Washington To UK
That counts in my book.
by FortyYearCatFan on May 19, 2010 2:21 PM EDT up reply actions
I live in Seattle...
and I have a big huge UK sticker on my back window…. I’m just hoping things don’t get violent. These Pac NW “liberals” are a lot less accepting of opposing ideas than they want everyone to believe.
GO BIG BLUE!!
I wish I could say that the Husky fan base was devoid of idiots and trolls, but alas, I don’t think there’s any major college team that doesn’t have their share of objectionable fans.
I think my fellow Husky fans should be happy that the program has progressed to the point where we are competing with (and sometimes beating out) programs like Kentucky, North Carolina, Kansas and Duke for basketball recruits.
Cheers, and while I think the signs are pointing strongly to Jones signing with Washington, I know you guys will still have an incredibly impressive recruiting class this year. Plus you got Kanter away from us, and he’s probably the bigger impact guy this season…
Thanks for that.
And thanks for visiting A Sea of Blue. You’re always welcome.
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Valid argument...
you make me ashamed of my treachery above…lol.. but I think I’ll be ok.
GO BIG BLUE!!
by bluebloodtoo on May 19, 2010 10:34 PM EDT up reply actions
TJ stays
then bolts for UNLV in August. Wacky world.
Washington makin noise. Keep whooping Arizona, USC and UCLA since we don’t get to regularly and all will be well with me.
I have kleptomania,
but when it gets bad,
I take something for it.
T. Jones
What is T.J. going do?? I Love the weather in Lexington, especially in the Summer. Snakes, every kind of bug you can imagine, leaches. What a wonderful place to live.
Hmmmm… maybe I’ll move to Seattle
by Kentucky Humidity-lmao on May 19, 2010 3:37 PM EDT reply actions
I beg to differ
Average yearly rainfall in Seattle is 36.2 inches.
The annual average precipitation at Lexington is 45.91 Inches
It's not the amount of rain
it’s how often it rains, which is around 150 days per year in Seattle. For those challenged by math, that’s roughly rain once every 2.3 days or so, although it often falls as a mist or light rain, hence the meager rain amounts.
Ken
When I posted that ESPN didn’t give you any credit. I meant you personally. It gave credit to the blog.
Happy Days are here again The sky is all ways BLUE again Happy days are here again !
Tru Here is a newbe
He forgot to mention how many days of rain that Seattle gets a year!
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lol
It really is a myth about the rain. We say that because the Pacific Northwest is the most beautiful part of our country, and we try to keep people away. But the secret has been out for awhile now. So much Love for the 206!
by Kentucky Humidity-lmao on May 19, 2010 4:09 PM EDT up reply actions
Not Myth At All
I have a collegaue who just moved back to Chicago from Seattle TO SEE THE SUN MORE OFTEN.
by FortyYearCatFan on May 19, 2010 4:38 PM EDT up reply actions
It is meteorologically impossible for it to be a myth.
Of course, I’m sure somebody could make a statement that was a myth if it was exaggerated enough, but it is an undeniable fact of meteorology that northwestern Washington and parts of British Columbia gets more rain, and more overcast days, than Lexington or even Louisville.
It cannot be otherwise. We aren’t talking about the Pacific Northwest, which is a vast area much larger than Kentucky, often including northern California, Washington, Oregon, and even British Columbia.
The University of Washington is in Seattle. It is therefore a meteorological impossibility for you to have fewer rainy days than Lexington because of the proximity of the Olympics. Seattle averages 201 cloudy days per year, 150 days of which include precipitation. That is no myth, it is a fact.
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Depends on how you measure “more rain”. It is a fact that Lexington averages more rainfall per year than does Seattle: 45.7" per year for Lexington vs. 37.1" for Seattle. Seattle has more rainy and overcast days, for sure, and that’s what people focus on more than rainfall totals, so your overall point stands.
But Lexington does actually get more rain than Seattle…
Very true.
Seattle rarely gets thunderstorms, and almost never gets snow. Lexington gets plenty of both, and most of your rainfall totals come in short, intense bursts.
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Seattle is the king of light, misty rain. We locals pride ourselves on not using umbrellas, mostly because we don’t often get really heavy rain.
I’ll admit that winters can get rather dreary with all the grey, and it doesn’t snow enough to make winter fun (at least at the lower elevations – plenty of skiing is available within a short drive). But man, when it’s sunny here there’s few places on earth that can compare.
I can easily understand those who winter in places like Hawaii or Southern California and spend their summers in Seattle.
I went to Seattle in February
and was totally shocked by how relatively warm it was. I always assumed it was cold there in winter, since it’s so far north.
by blue kentucky girl on May 19, 2010 8:45 PM EDT up reply actions
Statistics = Lies.
I was born and raised in Hawaii and spent 4 years in Seattle going to UW. I grew up right outside of downtown Honolulu where we get about 90" a year. People used to ask how the rain was in Seattle and I would reply that it rains more back home. Granted, Hawaii’s rain is a warm rain. It’d actually be sunny while we got some small showers, hence the large rainfall numbers, but we still have a reputation of having really sunny weather. There’s also a place in Hawaii called Mt. Waialelae which is the rainiest spot in the US. They get like 500" or something crazy like that a year.
Granted, Seattle was very overcast… especially in late fall and winter. It was pretty depressing to tell you the truth.
But if you can survive the winter, very little compares to spring and summer in Seattle. It hardly rains, the weather is mild and having sunlight till 9:00pm+ is quite a trip.
Anyway, back to my point., I don’t think you can really compare rain days as I mentioned earlier it can rain and still be sunny. Or if it rains while you sleep, isn’t that like a tree falling in a forest with nobody around… hehe!
Oh yeah, here’s a little link regarding Seattle and the misconception of it being linked as the rainest: http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/18827213/
by theseanteam on May 19, 2010 10:09 PM EDT up reply actions
At least the guy running the UW DAWG is taking the same hands off approach we are no matter what
Jones decides to do……nice to see this
A sincere thank you to thecassino
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I'll take the rain
I have lived in Seattle my whole life, and it is a myth about the rain. I’ll take Puget Sound, Lake Washington, the Cascade, and Olympic mountain ranges, and a little rain to keep everything beautiful, and green. Remember Ashley Judd in the movie Double Jeopardy? Yea, that was a small glimpse.
So how is the Humidity, water maccasins, copperheads, bugs the size of a soccer ball? I went to Springfield, Mo. to visit my sister in the summer a couple years back. Same weather as where you are. I wouldn’t go there in the summer again if someone paid me.
by Kentucky Humidity-lmao on May 19, 2010 5:15 PM EDT reply actions
What part of Ky
Dude theres a reason you all lead the nation in suicide s,and started that grunge crap,Kentucky isone of the most beautiful places on earth,youve got mountains,the horse farms,big cities small towns great weather our pots better too……i mean iheard that …..and basketball is king here have T.J. and win 15 games next year
Did you forget something?
Are the grapes are more sour too?
by theseanteam on May 19, 2010 10:11 PM EDT up reply actions
Actually,
the grapes are pretty sweet here!
I woke up feeling BLUE this morning. It's gonna be a great day.
Interesting you should mention grapes
I know Kywineman knows this…but others do not…that KY is rapidly becoming a grape growing and wine making region. Pretty amazing when you think about it. Going from tobacco to wine.
What many do not know
is that the first commercial vineyard and winery in the US was established in Jessamine Co, KY in the late 1790’s.
I woke up feeling BLUE this morning. It's gonna be a great day.
cpacat...........
That’s why I moved back to Kentucky from Texas 15 years ago. I wanted to be near a Ripple factory. LOL
by WildcatBlue1930Adolph on May 20, 2010 4:32 AM EDT up reply actions
Vast difference ...
… between Missouri and Kentucky, weather wise. We have few snakes and our bugs are no bigger than yours. Missouri, on average, is hotter in the summer and gets more rainfall. Lexington, in particular, is cooler and drier.
I have spent some time in Seattle and Olympia. Nice place. Rains more than here, but it is a nice place. Reminds you a little bit of a warmer England. The humidity in Washington, particularly in the maritime regions, is higher than here, on average, by a good bit. The temperature just doesn’t get as high.
Plus, the weather in Washington, like Kentucky, is pretty variable due to geography. East of the Cascades, the weather must be cooler and drier. Western Washington must be relatively wet due to the effects of orographic uplift from the Olympic and Cascade Mountains and the proximity to large bodies of water.
In Kentucky, the mountainous east is cooler due to the influence of the mountains. Southwestern Kentucky is warmer and somewhat wetter.
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The way you took the meterologist point of view
in describing both places….makes me not want to live in either place.
But having grown up in central Kentucky, spending grad school in Boston and now living 10 years in the NW I can definitely say I’m happy here. Miss things about home, but pros weigh much heavier toward life out here for me personally.
To each his own.
Maddie in PDX
by kentuckybred on May 19, 2010 5:54 PM EDT up reply actions
Well ...
… you can always move to Alaska. I hear it’s nice in the summer. :-)
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I love rain and clouds
and amazing local food, solid public transport, provincial town feel, mountains, temperate weather, good bands, etc.
The land of Palin is not place for me.
Maddie in PDX
by kentuckybred on May 19, 2010 6:18 PM EDT up reply actions
You're welcome to them.
Kentucky has a lot of things to admire, as well. To each, his/her own.
We don’t do politics on this blog, by the way. Please read the community guidelines.
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Which rule did I break?
Man, I didn’t realize how sensitive things are.
Maddie in PDX
by kentuckybred on May 19, 2010 6:35 PM EDT up reply actions
Never mind.
I misunderstood your comment. “Land of Palin” did not register as Alaska, for some reason.
My apologies, I try very hard to keep the politics out and sometimes I overreact.
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And it seems we like to debate climate differences now
Boys will be boys. ;-)
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Lexington
You guys are lucky recruits don’t make their visit in July or August. I’m sure Lexington is a nice place, but be serious. There is no comparison between Kentucky and Washington. Ever been to the Gorge Ampitheatre? I can’t wait to play you guys in Maui, with or without T.J.
by Kentucky Humidity-lmao on May 19, 2010 5:52 PM EDT reply actions
tru dat
In late summer the weather in Oregon is lovely, warm and dry, as if conjured by some Chamber of Commerce to atone for the wetness past. There is a sense that you can see forever, or failing that, at least, and with ease, to the awesome mountains that surround Portland. The air is clear, as if from another preindustrial age, since potential polluters fear the power of Oregon’s ecologically alert citizenry, and after the long gray months so recently past and so soon to return, it seems a special gift. On days like this it is inconceivable to stay inside, inconceivable to work, and there is a feeling that no business is being transacted in Portland at this moment, that an entire state may be on vacation.
from The Breaks of the Game by David Halberstam
Maddie in PDX
by kentuckybred on May 19, 2010 5:56 PM EDT up reply actions
I thought he was talking about Washington.
Not Oregon. :-)
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very similar weather
up and down the valley here in OR and WA. You should know that with that meteorology lesson you just gave.
Maddie in PDX
by kentuckybred on May 19, 2010 6:15 PM EDT up reply actions
You apparently ...
… don’t understand the lesson.
We are talking about Seattle here, not the state of Washington. Seattle has 201 cloudy days per year on average, 150 of which produce precipitation.
Lexington has an average of 130 rainy day days and 174 cloudy days. These are facts.
Thus endeth the lesson. :-)
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thread kind of went off topic
pretty quickly so I deny your trolling accusation!
Maddie in PDX
by kentuckybred on May 19, 2010 6:48 PM EDT up reply actions
Not you, this KY Humidity guy...
by the way, he/she is a piss poor example of a real UW fan. Most of us are fairly level headed people, which you’ll surely find out come Maui Classic time.
Looking forward to it.
Although I doubt I’ll get to go, which makes me sad. I was thinking about it, but circumstances have changed. :-(
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I guess I should been more specific
The valley west of the Cascades that goes through Seattle and Portland. That would be very similar weather. I understand the difference from eastern/central/western parts of OR and WA.
Maddie in PDX
by kentuckybred on May 19, 2010 6:43 PM EDT up reply actions
Why is a Loserville fan
on here argueing about Seattle weather?
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Let's not go there.
Let other fans come, let’s treat them with respect. That’s what makes us different.
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I think you broke aSoB community guideline rule
Loserville! I’ve never heard that one. Nice take!
Maddie in PDX
by kentuckybred on May 19, 2010 6:50 PM EDT up reply actions
We try not to do that.
Sometimes, we … slip.
Besides, I live in “Looserville.” :-)
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Or at least ...
… “Loserville.” Spell checking that word really doesn’t work, since it isn’t one. :-)
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And I'm from 'Kensucky'
I never have liked those type of comments, but it happens. You can’t control everyone, especially not on the Internets (sic).
Looserville is a place that sounds fun though.
Maddie in PDX
by kentuckybred on May 19, 2010 6:54 PM EDT up reply actions
Heh. More fun than Loserville, that's for sure. :-)
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You will lose.
Just kidding, who knows? Should be a good game if it works out that way. :-)
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Lexington............
Ever been to Mammoth Cave?
by WildcatBlue1930Adolph on May 20, 2010 4:36 AM EDT up reply actions
Question?
Does this young man know that most fans in 2 states are waiting on him? Yes I guess he does. He may be a “Drama King” He sure wants his 15 Min’s of fame.
Happy Days are here again The sky is all ways BLUE again Happy days are here again !
I don’t think “Drama King” is an accurate representation of Jones. By all accounts he’s a very nice kid who is simply having a really hard time making up his mind. And the press conference last month wasn’t his idea – it was set up by the school’s AD, and Jones went along because he wanted to help share the spotlight with his teammates that were also making their college choices known. It just so happened that he honestly hadn’t made up his mind yet and when he picked the Washington cap, he was literally deciding on the spot. Predictably, when he called Calipari (his other top choice) he began to have 2nd thoughts.
I think
that we as Kentucky fans should be thankful for the team that we DO have and not lamenting over the outcome of one student-athlete.
So what if people think that T. Jones was made for the DDMO? It doesn’t mean that he can’t become a good or even an outstanding player at UW. I have come to the realization that even if he doesn’t thrive in their system that he can eventually become a top notch player in the NBA.
Anybody care to remember how Rajon Rondo performed during his tenure here at UK? And just look at him now… :)
Cameron1........
Yeah, that’s true. But now he’s helping the Celtics not UK.
by WildcatBlue1930Adolph on May 20, 2010 4:40 AM EDT up reply actions
Question?
Does this young man know that most fans in 2 states are waiting on him? Yes I guess he does. He may be a “Drama King” He sure wants his 15 minutes of fame.
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I don't know what happened above
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Why would the Sonics
leave such a perfect place to go to Oklahoma City?
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because the owner who purchased them is from there?
it was a pretty stupid business decision if you ask me…moving from the 13th largest media market to the 45th.
I’ve spent time in both cities (born and raised in Seattle though) and OKC is an agony pit. I saw my first tumble weed while I was there.
A very good
business decision from the ticket sales!
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The reply button is right here ^
and it’s not all about ticket sales…television deals and advertising is just as much a piece of the pie. It’s easier to make money in the 13th MM than the 45th.
Also, who’s to say that ticket sales won’t drop off if the team isn’t in the playoffs every year. The Sounders FC set a US record for soccer ticket sales…they might drop fast if they keep playing bad soccer.
Stay tuned for tomorrow's weather forecast.....
We proudly cover most of Kentucky, along with Seattle, Portland, Northern California, Alaska and this just in, we now are covering Oklahoma City too. j/k
I hope TJ lets us all know something definite soon. :-)
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Did you all really have a 30 post argument about how much it rains in Washington and Kentucky?
Then it comes to be that the soothing light at the end of your tunnel
is just a freight train coming your way.
Yes. Yes they did.
Next they will argue how many Starbucks are located in each city.
I'm thinking Washington wins that one....call me crazy.....
Then it comes to be that the soothing light at the end of your tunnel
is just a freight train coming your way.
it was a rather bizarre tangent, huh?
by blue kentucky girl on May 19, 2010 8:52 PM EDT up reply actions
It inspired me to do a fanpost about the differences between the two states...
Then it comes to be that the soothing light at the end of your tunnel
is just a freight train coming your way.
Hard to imagine:) I can tell you for a fact that it rains like crazy in Eugene, OR.....but
as I have written several times from July till November this place is awesome:) I grew up
in Lex but prefer the weather here. However, there is no doubt about where the mecca of
college basketball is located ;)
Someday, i may move back to Lex area when I retire and my kid has finished college…at the very least my ashes will be tossed off of High Bridge, KY…and yes I know it is private property :)
Yo guys.
I live in Louisville and can tell you from years of experience that the C-J is a “Scandal Sheet”. If someone told them that a 2,000 pound rat has been seen lurking around the waterfront they would print it as the truth. LOL x 3
by WildcatBlue1930Adolph on May 19, 2010 8:51 PM EDT reply actions
LOL
oh yea i live in louisville also…(MOST UK FANS DO) the cj is 90% bs its sad then they plaster pat forde’s garbage all over the paper… its like a more expensive leo weekly lol
by kentuckywild on May 19, 2010 10:15 PM EDT up reply actions
Jones Announces 7:30 PDT
That would be 10:30 EDT. BTW, I spent a year one 6-weeks in Moses Lake, WA.
"There are more instances of the abridgment of the freedom of the people by gradual and silent encroachments of those in power than by violent and sudden usurpations." --James Madison
Respect
Seriously though, I have nothing but respect for Kentucky basketball, and the tradition. Your current coach is another matter though. Don’t get used to him. That has to bother you guys a little bit. Maui will be a blast, and it would be cool if we meet in the big dance too. Dawgs and Cats will have to keep in touch. Peace
by Kentucky Humidity-lmao on May 19, 2010 9:42 PM EDT reply actions
yea they didnt
include kanter in their rankings uk #1 sorry
by kentuckywild on May 19, 2010 10:03 PM EDT up reply actions
enes kanter
is ranked #3 in the nation by rivals if they have uk #2 without kanter with him #1 easy
by kentuckywild on May 19, 2010 10:09 PM EDT up reply actions
LMAO at the
lexington and seattle comparisons … first off if you think seattle is more beautiful then anywhere in ky then you must love flat boring landscapes 2nd if we are talking about recruiting draws then as history has shown uk gets the better recruits over washington.. remember if ross, jones butt buddy wasn’t at uw and both those guys didnt need to be close to home then uk would have already lock them both up… uk is far superior to uw in basketball and recruiting…just the truth and there is a reason for the louisville fans being here… what do they have to talk about in louisville.. silva, jenning, kuric, coleman…lmao
first off if you think seattle is more beautiful then anywhere in ky then you must love flat boring landscapes
Yeah, we sure have a “flat”, “boring” landscape here in Seattle…
by kirkd on May 19, 2010 10:50 PM EDT up reply actions 1 recs
Me thinks KentuckyWild is looking at the world through his blue colored glasses.
Seattle is beautiful…much too pretty of a place to spend hours inside practicing and playing basketball. Now KY on the otherhand, Nov-Mar…great place to be inside playing basketball…in front of a national TV audience and 24,000 people every game.
cpacat.........
What’s wrong with that? I wish I had some blue colored glasses! LOL
by WildcatBlue1930Adolph on May 20, 2010 4:44 AM EDT up reply actions
KY Wild...write what you will about Lex and Seattle. I lived in Lex for 28 years...
however your comments about Jones and Ross are out of line. These guys are kids. Both student athletes represented the State of Oregon proudly for the last 4 years. Be reasonable.
Butt, behind, rear, ass...
I think he speaks so sourly about those kids is because he’s butt-hurt. =/
by theseanteam on May 19, 2010 10:14 PM EDT up reply actions
the butt buddy reference was
used because of rumors of jones going to a school because of his buddy ross’ enrollment .. not because they are gay…nice to know you like thinking of butt sex.. i knew there were alot of brokeback mountain types in washington but geez
"i knew there were alot of brokeback mountain types in washington but geez"
Really?
Please, for the love, I’m begging you, try to use good manners. I really really want to believe that you are a super classy person and have the highest level of proper social skills, but it’s comments like the above and the knock on high school kids that give UK fans who really are good people like the majority of us that hang out here at ASOB, a bad name.
i believe if you look
i was called gay first.. my butt buddy reference was (as i have already stated) meant due to the rumor that jones wants to follow his “buddy” to washington … where waa this classy talk when dude said my butt hurts…lol
by kentuckywild on May 19, 2010 10:43 PM EDT up reply actions
My daddy could beat up your daddy!
Then it comes to be that the soothing light at the end of your tunnel
is just a freight train coming your way.
We demand ..
live streaming video of The Door.
Well, a door. Major events like this should always have The Door.
Nothing yet????
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by ALLBLUCAT on May 19, 2010 10:44 PM EDT via mobile reply actions
Not even Les???
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by ALLBLUCAT on May 19, 2010 10:45 PM EDT via mobile up reply actions
Terrence Jones' favorite football player is Brett Favre
Then it comes to be that the soothing light at the end of your tunnel
is just a freight train coming your way.
Oh, dear God.
Bloggus Meltdownus. :-)
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by Glenn Logan on May 19, 2010 10:47 PM EDT reply actions 2 recs
Be prepared to hear that
John Calipari is the devil!
Then it comes to be that the soothing light at the end of your tunnel
is just a freight train coming your way.
Yep.
Well, there it is.
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by Glenn Logan on May 19, 2010 10:51 PM EDT up reply actions
bt
you come up with the coolest, most approprate visual images!!
by Ken Howlett on May 19, 2010 10:53 PM EDT up reply actions
Don't you dare let this site go down Tru!!!!
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by ALLBLUCAT on May 19, 2010 10:50 PM EDT via mobile up reply actions
Oh, the site won't go down.
It will just melt into a small puddle of steaming goo.
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by Glenn Logan on May 19, 2010 10:52 PM EDT up reply actions
Tru,
if we can keep the trolls arguing til dawn they will turn to stone.
I woke up feeling BLUE this morning. It's gonna be a great day.
Like little garden gnomes.
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by ALLBLUCAT on May 19, 2010 10:53 PM EDT via mobile up reply actions
Sweet!
LOTR reference!
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by Glenn Logan on May 19, 2010 10:54 PM EDT up reply actions
Well, The Hobbit, actually ...
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by Glenn Logan on May 19, 2010 10:55 PM EDT up reply actions
Now we won't be able to go In a Starbucks
ever again
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by ALLBLUCAT on May 19, 2010 10:51 PM EDT via mobile reply actions
Guess TJ is okay with all those house-sized bugs
and apparent swamps we have here in Kentucky, according to KentuckyHumid. Was he confusing us with Louisiana?
Man is least himself when he talks in his own person. Give him a mask, and he will tell you the truth.
--O.W.
Yeah.
And all that humidity. :-)
I think what he really likes is those seven banners. :-)
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by Glenn Logan on May 19, 2010 10:54 PM EDT up reply actions
seriously.
18-year-old kids who go to school to play basketball could give a crap about the weather where they go to school.
They are either supposed to have their head in a book, be on the basketball court either playing or practicing, or spending time chasing girls. I would dare say that site seeing and what the weather is like really doesn’t even enter the equation when picking a school.
With the possible exception
of schools located near fabulous beaches, the better to chase the girls on.
I woke up feeling BLUE this morning. It's gonna be a great day.
That's it.
Marc Maggard also reported it, but he could be using Daniels as the source.
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by Glenn Logan on May 19, 2010 10:55 PM EDT up reply actions
I'm out in Cali on business this week - only 8:00 here.
Time to celebrate.
Man is least himself when he talks in his own person. Give him a mask, and he will tell you the truth.
--O.W.
Except that it's been mid-70s and sunny, and I've
been spending 7:30-6:00 in meeting rooms. Ug. The evenings are nice.
Man is least himself when he talks in his own person. Give him a mask, and he will tell you the truth.
--O.W.
Sounds about right.
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by Glenn Logan on May 19, 2010 10:56 PM EDT up reply actions
Were gonna be awesome again.....
Were gonna be awesome again……nahnah nah nah nahnah
I AM THE CAT......The Cat In The Hat!!!
by ALLBLUCAT on May 19, 2010 10:56 PM EDT via mobile reply actions
Heh.
It was #1 before this. At least as far as Rivals was concerned.
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by Glenn Logan on May 19, 2010 10:57 PM EDT up reply actions
Don't think so.
I haven’t heard that from anywhere else, and his mother expressly explained why he didn’t sign an LOI. I won’t believe that until I have independent confirmation.
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by Glenn Logan on May 19, 2010 10:59 PM EDT up reply actions
Where is Paris????
I want him to start complaining about Cal again.
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by ALLBLUCAT on May 19, 2010 10:58 PM EDT via mobile reply actions
Or Rich Brooks....
Then it comes to be that the soothing light at the end of your tunnel
is just a freight train coming your way.
Paris has gone to bed early
to dream of football championships.
I woke up feeling BLUE this morning. It's gonna be a great day.
We've been back and forth on this already.
Another time won’t bother me. I think it’s fun. :-)
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by Glenn Logan on May 19, 2010 11:00 PM EDT up reply actions
To all members ....
This guy is a ghost. Forget about him.
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by Glenn Logan on May 19, 2010 11:04 PM EDT up reply actions
Well done. Thanks.
Man is least himself when he talks in his own person. Give him a mask, and he will tell you the truth.
--O.W.
And I had this all ready to go
Then it comes to be that the soothing light at the end of your tunnel
is just a freight train coming your way.
Well I guess this gives new meaning to
Phoning a friend……
I AM THE CAT......The Cat In The Hat!!!
by ALLBLUCAT on May 19, 2010 11:01 PM EDT via mobile reply actions
wklawdog..........
Be careful of the C-J. Odds on them being right is about 1,000,000 to 1.
by WildcatBlue1930Adolph on May 20, 2010 4:56 AM EDT up reply actions
BigSkyCat..............
You are simply outstanding! I love it! LOL
by WildcatBlue1930Adolph on May 20, 2010 4:58 AM EDT up reply actions
Nick Daschel on Oregonlive.com
has reported the signing of the financial aid agreement with UK.
I woke up feeling BLUE this morning. It's gonna be a great day.
New thread up.
This one is suffering from severe rigor mortis.
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Tru.............
Man are you a part time stand up comedian? LOL
by WildcatBlue1930Adolph on May 20, 2010 4:59 AM EDT up reply actions
Contemplating another bet with Forty
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by ALLBLUCAT on May 19, 2010 11:14 PM EDT via mobile reply actions
2010 Class EVEN BETTER THAN 2009 ???
Wall – Knight
Cousins – Kanter
Orton – Vargas
Bledsoe – Lamb
Hood – Poole
Dodson – Jones
and Polson too.
by FortyYearCatFan on May 19, 2010 11:33 PM EDT up reply actions
Nice scoop...
And the rich get richer. All we can hope three hours south is that the Calipari rumors are true :).
Legitimately, great recruiting class. I don’t see how Calipari would ever leave Lexington with the levels he can reach in just a few years time.
by Christian D'Andrea on May 20, 2010 1:01 AM EDT reply actions
Train Island.............
Yep. Especially when the US greenback isn’t worth the paper it’s printed on. If he did leave he should demand payment in gold coins. That would be a first. LOL
by WildcatBlue1930Adolph on May 20, 2010 5:02 AM EDT reply actions
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