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DAGGER - The Buck and Phil Thread
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Re: DAGGER - The Buck and Phil Thread
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i had had two martinis at this point so i asked her if he every shouted DAGGER in the bedroom with her.
she looked at me kinda strangely and said she had no idea what DAGGER meant.
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i had had two martinis at this point so i asked her if he every shouted DAGGER in the bedroom with her.
she looked at me kinda strangely and said she had no idea what DAGGER meant.
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Bullseye!
Karvallis' signature call.
I remember it well.
ps edit to add - the subj of where the announcers sit came up on the
radio post-game. Consor stated that the trend is away from having
TV/radio guys sit on the floor.
Those seats go for heavy coin, even to a guy like Ted. I do wonder what
the accounting is like for Ted and his posse sitting courtside.
Karvallis' signature call.
I remember it well.
ps edit to add - the subj of where the announcers sit came up on the
radio post-game. Consor stated that the trend is away from having
TV/radio guys sit on the floor.
Those seats go for heavy coin, even to a guy like Ted. I do wonder what
the accounting is like for Ted and his posse sitting courtside.
A lot of what we call 'thought' is just mental activity
When you are accustomed to privilege, equality feels like oppression
Those who are convinced of absurdities, can be convinced to commit atrocities
When you are accustomed to privilege, equality feels like oppression
Those who are convinced of absurdities, can be convinced to commit atrocities
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dobrojim wrote:Bullseye!
Karvallis' signature call.
I remember it well.
ps edit to add - the subj of where the announcers sit came up on the
radio post-game. Consor stated that the trend is away from having
TV/radio guys sit on the floor.
Those seats go for heavy coin, even to a guy like Ted. I do wonder what
the accounting is like for Ted and his posse sitting courtside.
Perhaps the Wizards should have a private members-only club beneath a transparent court, allowing those willing to shell out really big bucks to see the soles of the players.
They can put Phil and Buck up in the catwalk.
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