Rafters melting down again. Meanwhile....
I'm going in. Wish me luck!My New Year's resolution. Ignore Rafters.
Rafters melting down again. Meanwhile....
I'm going in. Wish me luck!My New Year's resolution. Ignore Rafters.
Remind those idiots that it's mid-December and the first true road game.I'm going in. Wish me luck!
Rafters melting down again. Meanwhile....
We may cross paths. No offense intended.I'm going in. Wish me luck!
You gave me a reason to check out GYERO. Never again.Even the GYERO guys are pretty hot.
I just poked the bear over there. Heh.I'm going in. Wish me luck!
C.J. would have been a nice addition but I have no clue about his defensive skills.All I'm going to say is that Notre Dame played very hard. We played good enough to win but you can't shoot 11% from 3. If everyone would have just shot 10 percent worse than their average we would have won the game easily. That is all.
I didn't post anything and read very little. I mostly looked at topics and that was enough.I just poked the bear over there. Heh.
Yep. Too bad that didn't play out. We could definitely use him.C.J. would have been a nice addition but I have no clue about his defensive skills.
Bite me. No wait...you were talking about the leaders. 😁I thought he was in Western Jefferson County.
You may have heard this before, but the military doesn't always make efficient decisions.
Good luck!Hey, I'm going after RR tonight. Might be fun.
Meh. Those guys are boring. Same ol' same ol'.Good luck!
Posted a couple days ago somewhere , Pitino’s first year was more fun than Cal’s last 4 years I stand by that.I can't blame many on RR for being upset. As one noted, we are 16-18 since Cal singed a lifetime contract. last year was an anomaly but, we should never be 9-16 with a seasoned coach, not at Kentucky. Do you remember how you felt in Pitino's first year. 13-13 and I was thrilled with the attitude and energy the team played with. I was excited because I knew they wanted to win. I am not feeling that with Cal and these guys.
RR is a bit over the top though.I can't blame many on RR for being upset. As one noted, we are 16-18 since Cal singed a lifetime contract. last year was an anomaly but, we should never be 9-16 with a seasoned coach, not at Kentucky. Do you remember how you felt in Pitino's first year. 13-13 and I was thrilled with the attitude and energy the team played with. I was excited because I knew they wanted to win. I am not feeling that with Cal and these guys.
Yeah but would you trade it for the Tubby days? Just asking.Posted a couple days ago somewhere , Pitino’s first year was more fun than Cal’s last 4 years I stand by that.
Last 4 years? YesYeah but would you trade it for the Tubby days? Just asking.
Yes, group think will do that too coupled with knee jerk reacting and venting. I too am guilty of that on occasion. Been trying to curtail that in recent years.RR is a bit over the top though.
Not too many years ago.......I would get nauseated and not be able to sleep after a loss.......I would lay and think about the game all night.......waiting for the morning paper to read every word that was printed about the game.........this was long before the internet....I finally grew out of it..........after the storms that have devastated our state......a win or loss should be one of the last things to worry about........my thoughts are for the folks that have suffered losses......either family or property........Yes, group think will do that too coupled with knee jerk reacting and venting. I too am guilty of that on occasion. Been trying to curtail that in recent years.
Long time since I was there. 1979 I believe. Every bit as gorgeous as that shows.Good morning D-League. It's currently 30° and clear here in Eastern Kentucky. This afternoon will bring mostly sunny skies and a high of 50°.
Everyone stay safe on this Sunday.
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I haven't been to Louisville in about 50 years and that was to watch a UK vs Notre Dame basketball game in Freedom Hall. UK won by about 20. It was a different UK team back then. Notre Dame was a huge rival back then and the game was always played in Freedom Hall. Kentucky showed up ready to play and were confident of victory.Good morning! Beautiful outside at my house. Clear blue sky overhead and a cover of frost on everything else. I'm going to rely on my memory and imagination for what it feels like. No need to go outside to confirm my feelings.
This too, shall pass.
I watched Stripes again last night. I was only going to watch the first part where they show Louisville in 1981 so I could show my wife how it looked back then. I ended up watching the whole show, she did not.
Lighten up Francis!
We used to send in every year to try to get tickets to the Freedom Hall game...........the last time we went was when Dwight Anderson was was laying on his back clapping his hands at mid court after a ND foul.......Digger had his boys hold the ball the whole damn game.........best I remember the score was in the twenties....I haven't been to Louisville in about 50 years and that was to watch a UK vs Notre Dame basketball game in Freedom Hall. UK won by about 20. It was a different UK team back then. Notre Dame was a huge rival back then and the game was always played in Freedom Hall. Kentucky showed up ready to play and were confident of victory.
I did go to downtown Louisville when I was in the Army. I had to take a platoon of soldiers to a dance some church downtown sponsored. About 3/4 of the platoon left and started hitting the bars and the others stayed around the dance trying to pick up the girls.
When it came time to go back to Knox only a handful showed showed up at the bus. The others were still chasing women or drinking in bars. Three of them had got locked up by the police and the MP's had to take care of that problem. So my knowledge of Louisville is limited. A thing that sticks out in my mind about the city was a street named Market Street. This was off limits but the first place soldiers went when turned loose. All I know about Louisville now is what I see on TV and read on the internet.
Good morning! Beautiful outside at my house. Clear blue sky overhead and a cover of frost on everything else. I'm going to rely on my memory and imagination for what it feels like. No need to go outside to confirm my feelings.
This too, shall pass.
I watched Stripes again last night. I was only going to watch the first part where they show Louisville in 1981 so I could show my wife how it looked back then. I ended up watching the whole show, she did not.
Lighten up Francis!
I still love the scene where he was driving over the bridge to Indiana to get to the airport.Good morning! Beautiful outside at my house. Clear blue sky overhead and a cover of frost on everything else. I'm going to rely on my memory and imagination for what it feels like. No need to go outside to confirm my feelings.
This too, shall pass.
I watched Stripes again last night. I was only going to watch the first part where they show Louisville in 1981 so I could show my wife how it looked back then. I ended up watching the whole show, she did not.
Lighten up Francis!
They show him going west on Main St. and then the interior shot shows them somewhere else entirely. They do the same thing in Goldfinger. I told my wife last night that no one knows except people who have been there and done that.I still love the scene where he was driving over the bridge to Indiana to get to the airport.
Supposedly Bill Murray hung out at Eddie Donaldson's Melting Pot after filming. He was a big DePaul fan and had some fun with the UL/UK fans.They show him going west on Main St. and then the interior shot shows them somewhere else entirely. They do the same thing in Goldfinger. I told my wife last night that no one knows except people who have been there and done that.
I just watched this video and sang along, but with a different color. Pretty sure John from Versailles KY sang this song a few times the same way. Blue colored glasses seem to hide the truth just as well, be it the good or the bad truth.
I haven't been to Louisville in about 50 years and that was to watch a UK vs Notre Dame basketball game in Freedom Hall. UK won by about 20. It was a different UK team back then. Notre Dame was a huge rival back then and the game was always played in Freedom Hall. Kentucky showed up ready to play and were confident of victory.
I did go to downtown Louisville when I was in the Army. I had to take a platoon of soldiers to a dance some church downtown sponsored. About 3/4 of the platoon left and started hitting the bars and the others stayed around the dance trying to pick up the girls.
When it came time to go back to Knox only a handful showed showed up at the bus. The others were still chasing women or drinking in bars. Three of them had got locked up by the police and the MP's had to take care of that problem. So my knowledge of Louisville is limited. A thing that sticks out in my mind about the city was a street named Market Street. This was off limits but the first place soldiers went when turned loose. All I know about Louisville now is what I see on TV and read on the internet.