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Quitters
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alabamagrizzly
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Grizzly96 said:
Yes, definitely being sarcastic. Caleb Hill left Blinn College early to join Montana for spring. Favoroso was originally committed to App St but left w/out taking a snap for Arizona Western and then left there after one year to join Montana. I figured Sims is the one everyone would question. He was committed to OSU and quit on that to commit here.
Holy shit, where's the fuckin' Jiffy Pop?
This just keeps gettin' better :clap: :lol:
This just keeps gettin' better :clap: :lol:
bgbigdog said:
Apparently some people don't understand or appreciate the sacrifice or length of time it takes a family run small-scale fruit flavored distillery to get up and running.
Last fall my brother in law and head vitner, Vladmir, ran into some legal trouble when the police found him asleep at 3:30 AM in the parking lot of the Bardinay Restaurant and Destilery. They trumped up some bogus criminal mischief charges on him because he was driving a container truck. Oh, and in the front cab they found a crowbar, a ski mask and 650 ft. of garden hose. He was eventually released following a lengthy deportation hearing when the Russians refused to take him back.
Then last November I get a cease and desist operations letter from the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms. Apparently, you have to be "licensed" :roll: to distill and sell liquor. Who knew the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms had anything to do with the production of alcohol?
Then, one of my Russian mail-order bride's younger twin sisters, Onya or Inya, was partially blinded this past winter after sampling one of the early batches of vodka. I don't actually know if it was Inya or Onya, l rarely look at their eyes. The good news is I was able to market the rest of the batch to the local Russian community as antifreeze and a dipilatory solution.
The peach pits I planted in the yard last fall still show no life, although it has been a late spring here in Boise. However, I'm confident we'll have bushels of vine ripened peaches by August! :thumb:
Potomac Griz
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Sam A. Blitz said:
Joe Douglass, Jamal Jones and many many others too!
Makes one wonder how the Griz won any games these past 25 years with all the "quitters" who joined the Griz from other teams!
Seriously though I'm fairly amused (and at the same time disappointed) by the mental gymnastics people bashing Jensen are going through trying to explain why transferring TO the Griz from another team is fine, but Jensen transferring away makes him a "quitter" and a "porch dog" instead of a "hunting dog".
Potomac Griz
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Ursa Major said:
Hm...cease and desist. Also known as a quitter excuse you damn quitter!
Potomac Griz said:
:lol: :lol: :lol:
alabamagrizzly
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griz5700 said:
So that’s how you interpreted that? Ok. Seriously, you don’t need to try so hard at taking digs at me that you end up failing so badly. Is there no body else here that might be an easier target for you?
statler & waldorf
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Well done, everyone! The bowl has been successfully flushed of those bitchin' about "quitters." :thumb:
Ursa Major said:bgbigdog said:
Apparently some people don't understand or appreciate the sacrifice or length of time it takes a family run small-scale fruit flavored distillery to get up and running.
Last fall my brother in law and head vitner, Vladmir, ran into some legal trouble when the police found him asleep at 3:30 AM in the parking lot of the Bardinay Restaurant and Destilery. They trumped up some bogus criminal mischief charges on him because he was driving a container truck. Oh, and in the front cab they found a crowbar, a ski mask and 650 ft. of garden hose. He was eventually released following a lengthy deportation hearing when the Russians refused to take him back.
Then last November I get a cease and desist operations letter from the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms. Apparently, you have to be "licensed" :roll: to distill and sell liquor. Who knew the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms had anything to do with the production of alcohol?
Then, one of my Russian mail-order bride's younger twin sisters, Onya or Inya, was partially blinded this past winter after sampling one of the early batches of vodka. I don't actually know if it was Inya or Onya, l rarely look at their eyes. The good news is I was able to market the rest of the batch to the local Russian community as antifreeze and a dipilatory solution.
The peach pits I planted in the yard last fall still show no life, although it has been a late spring here in Boise. However, I'm confident we'll have bushels of vine ripened peaches by August! :thumb:
There is no WAY this story is true.
You can't fit 650 feet of garden hose in the cab of a truck. :roll: :roll:
Oh, and in case it is, I'll take Onya or Inya...blind or not. :thumb:
alabamagrizzly
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griz5700 said:
Oh, my bad. Maybe next time try typing in a not-so-condescending tone. :thumb:
AZGrizFan said:Ursa Major said:bgbigdog said:
Apparently some people don't understand or appreciate the sacrifice or length of time it takes a family run small-scale fruit flavored distillery to get up and running.
Last fall my brother in law and head vitner, Vladmir, ran into some legal trouble when the police found him asleep at 3:30 AM in the parking lot of the Bardinay Restaurant and Destilery. They trumped up some bogus criminal mischief charges on him because he was driving a container truck. Oh, and in the front cab they found a crowbar, a ski mask and 650 ft. of garden hose. He was eventually released following a lengthy deportation hearing when the Russians refused to take him back.
Then last November I get a cease and desist operations letter from the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms. Apparently, you have to be "licensed" :roll: to distill and sell liquor. Who knew the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms had anything to do with the production of alcohol?
Then, one of my Russian mail-order bride's younger twin sisters, Onya or Inya, was partially blinded this past winter after sampling one of the early batches of vodka. I don't actually know if it was Inya or Onya, l rarely look at their eyes. The good news is I was able to market the rest of the batch to the local Russian community as antifreeze and a dipilatory solution.
The peach pits I planted in the yard last fall still show no life, although it has been a late spring here in Boise. However, I'm confident we'll have bushels of vine ripened peaches by August! :thumb:
There is no WAY this story is true.
You can't fit 650 feet of garden hose in the cab of a truck. :roll: :roll:
Oh, and in case it is, I'll take Onya or Inya...blind or not. :thumb:
:lol: :lol: :lol:
off the rails...
