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Re: Elvis Aaron Presley Jr claims dad is alive or what not wear to dinner
RichL wrote:
> prs geek <nospam@none,com > wrote:
>
>> I thought LeBron James was the king...?
>
> Not if you live near DC and support the Wizards :-(
HAHA... LOL.... Sorry Rich.
Overrated my ass!
I did feel bad for Arenas tho... And them Wizards are still a pretty good
team.
Jeff
RichL wrote:
> prs geek <nospam@none,com > wrote:
>
>> I thought LeBron James was the king...?
>
> Not if you live near DC and support the Wizards :-(
HAHA... LOL.... Sorry Rich.
Overrated my ass!
I did feel bad for Arenas tho... And them Wizards are still a pretty good
team.
Jeff
Re: Elvis Aaron Presley Jr claims dad is alive or what not wear to dinner
prs geek <nospam@none,com > wrote:
> RichL wrote:
>> prs geek <nospam@none,com > wrote:
>>
>>> I thought LeBron James was the king...?
>>
>> Not if you live near DC and support the Wizards :-(
>
> HAHA... LOL.... Sorry Rich.
>
> Overrated my ass!
>
> I did feel bad for Arenas tho... And them Wizards are still a pretty
> good team.
>
> Jeff
Stevenson's supposed to have surgery over the offseason to have his lips
stitched together.....
Arenas is an interesting guy, but there's a debate going on in these
parts as to whether the team as a whole is better or worse without him.
I personally think that, although Arenas is a really talented guy, the
team plays better without him. He marches to a different drummer, and
besides, when he's on the floor, the other guys seem to defer to him,
but Butler and Jameson are the real team leaders.
Until this dilemma is resolved (or until Arenas grows up or is traded),
I think the Wizards are doomed to be out in the first round of the
playoffs for the foreseeable future. Especially if they keep meeting
the Cavs in the first round! On the other hand, if they could somehow
manage to play the Celtics first, they might have a chance (I think they
were 3-0 against them in the regular season this year).
prs geek <nospam@none,com > wrote:
> RichL wrote:
>> prs geek <nospam@none,com > wrote:
>>
>>> I thought LeBron James was the king...?
>>
>> Not if you live near DC and support the Wizards :-(
>
> HAHA... LOL.... Sorry Rich.
>
> Overrated my ass!
>
> I did feel bad for Arenas tho... And them Wizards are still a pretty
> good team.
>
> Jeff
Stevenson's supposed to have surgery over the offseason to have his lips
stitched together.....
Arenas is an interesting guy, but there's a debate going on in these
parts as to whether the team as a whole is better or worse without him.
I personally think that, although Arenas is a really talented guy, the
team plays better without him. He marches to a different drummer, and
besides, when he's on the floor, the other guys seem to defer to him,
but Butler and Jameson are the real team leaders.
Until this dilemma is resolved (or until Arenas grows up or is traded),
I think the Wizards are doomed to be out in the first round of the
playoffs for the foreseeable future. Especially if they keep meeting
the Cavs in the first round! On the other hand, if they could somehow
manage to play the Celtics first, they might have a chance (I think they
were 3-0 against them in the regular season this year).
Re: Elvis Aaron Presley Jr claims dad is alive or what not wear to dinner
RichL wrote:
> prs geek <nospam@none,com > wrote:
>> RichL wrote:
>>> prs geek <nospam@none,com > wrote:
>>>
>>>> I thought LeBron James was the king...?
>>>
>>> Not if you live near DC and support the Wizards :-(
>>
>> HAHA... LOL.... Sorry Rich.
>>
>> Overrated my ass!
>>
>> I did feel bad for Arenas tho... And them Wizards are still a pretty
>> good team.
>>
>> Jeff
>
> Stevenson's supposed to have surgery over the offseason to have his
> lips stitched together.....
LOL... Good idea. They we're trying to get in his head. Didn't work.
> Arenas is an interesting guy, but there's a debate going on in these
> parts as to whether the team as a whole is better or worse without
> him. I personally think that, although Arenas is a really talented
> guy, the team plays better without him. He marches to a different
> drummer, and besides, when he's on the floor, the other guys seem to
> defer to him, but Butler and Jameson are the real team leaders.
I think they play better without him too. Some guys just aren't team
players, eh?
> Until this dilemma is resolved (or until Arenas grows up or is
> traded), I think the Wizards are doomed to be out in the first round
> of the playoffs for the foreseeable future. Especially if they keep
> meeting the Cavs in the first round! On the other hand, if they
> could somehow manage to play the Celtics first, they might have a
> chance (I think they were 3-0 against them in the regular season this
> year).
Yeah, but I think the regular season means diddly in the playoffs. Look how
Atlanta fared vs. Boston.
Jeff
RichL wrote:
> prs geek <nospam@none,com > wrote:
>> RichL wrote:
>>> prs geek <nospam@none,com > wrote:
>>>
>>>> I thought LeBron James was the king...?
>>>
>>> Not if you live near DC and support the Wizards :-(
>>
>> HAHA... LOL.... Sorry Rich.
>>
>> Overrated my ass!
>>
>> I did feel bad for Arenas tho... And them Wizards are still a pretty
>> good team.
>>
>> Jeff
>
> Stevenson's supposed to have surgery over the offseason to have his
> lips stitched together.....
LOL... Good idea. They we're trying to get in his head. Didn't work.
> Arenas is an interesting guy, but there's a debate going on in these
> parts as to whether the team as a whole is better or worse without
> him. I personally think that, although Arenas is a really talented
> guy, the team plays better without him. He marches to a different
> drummer, and besides, when he's on the floor, the other guys seem to
> defer to him, but Butler and Jameson are the real team leaders.
I think they play better without him too. Some guys just aren't team
players, eh?
> Until this dilemma is resolved (or until Arenas grows up or is
> traded), I think the Wizards are doomed to be out in the first round
> of the playoffs for the foreseeable future. Especially if they keep
> meeting the Cavs in the first round! On the other hand, if they
> could somehow manage to play the Celtics first, they might have a
> chance (I think they were 3-0 against them in the regular season this
> year).
Yeah, but I think the regular season means diddly in the playoffs. Look how
Atlanta fared vs. Boston.
Jeff
Re: Elvis Aaron Presley Jr claims dad is alive or what not wear to dinner
prs geek <nospam@none,com > wrote:
> RichL wrote:
>> Arenas is an interesting guy, but there's a debate going on in these
>> parts as to whether the team as a whole is better or worse without
>> him. I personally think that, although Arenas is a really talented
>> guy, the team plays better without him. He marches to a different
>> drummer, and besides, when he's on the floor, the other guys seem to
>> defer to him, but Butler and Jameson are the real team leaders.
>
> I think they play better without him too. Some guys just aren't team
> players, eh?
It's more complex than that, I think. Arenas is the superstar, but
Jameson and Butler are the older, wiser leaders, in principle. Part of
the problem is that neither one really asserts himself with Arenas,
maybe because they know he's the one that draws in the fans.
I'm hoping that now that Butler's been around here for a couple of
years, he'll grow a pair of cojones and assert himself. If so, that
will help things tremendously, because I don't think Arenas *wants* to
march to a different drummer, it's just that the drummers they have
aren't playing loud enough!
Anyway, I think they need to add one more really big guy to clog up the
middle too. If they can do both, they should do better next year.
prs geek <nospam@none,com > wrote:
> RichL wrote:
>> Arenas is an interesting guy, but there's a debate going on in these
>> parts as to whether the team as a whole is better or worse without
>> him. I personally think that, although Arenas is a really talented
>> guy, the team plays better without him. He marches to a different
>> drummer, and besides, when he's on the floor, the other guys seem to
>> defer to him, but Butler and Jameson are the real team leaders.
>
> I think they play better without him too. Some guys just aren't team
> players, eh?
It's more complex than that, I think. Arenas is the superstar, but
Jameson and Butler are the older, wiser leaders, in principle. Part of
the problem is that neither one really asserts himself with Arenas,
maybe because they know he's the one that draws in the fans.
I'm hoping that now that Butler's been around here for a couple of
years, he'll grow a pair of cojones and assert himself. If so, that
will help things tremendously, because I don't think Arenas *wants* to
march to a different drummer, it's just that the drummers they have
aren't playing loud enough!
Anyway, I think they need to add one more really big guy to clog up the
middle too. If they can do both, they should do better next year.
Re: ot: Elvis Aaron Presley Jr claims dad is alive or what not wear to dinner
On Fri, 02 May 2008 20:48:51 -0500, Restless Fingers Syndrome
<rfs@itch,com > wrote:
>
>
>I was wearing a shirt with a guitar on it
>at dinner tonight, and this hillbilly
>family asked me if the guitar pictured
>was Elvis's guitar.
>
>So, of course I said " only a guitar player
>would ask that !". thinking it was a good conversation
>started.
>
>Wow .. For the next 15 minutes .. they didn't shut up!
>
>This family of four, who barely had a full
>set of teeth among them, gave this long
>oral history of "Elvis Aaron Presley Jr"
>( did you know E has a son out of wedlock ? )
>which they know as a long time
>family friend ( did I mention that the 45 year
>old son sitting with them had a Elvis hair dew
>and side burns .. keep singing passages of E songs ?) .
>They produced this video on the son's cell phone
>of Araon' Jr. singing with *dad* ...
>
>They assured me that E is alive, and they
>have met him in 1980's after his death. The *mother* sang with E
>during the 1970's in gospel churches around
>Memphis at that time and they had become friends.
>
>what'ch think ?
>
>Do you Hillary's universal health plan will cover Mental illness ?
>
>
Now you leave good old E alone! Mulay fixes him breakfast every
Saturday morning...pancakes...then Mulay gives him a full body relief
massage and plays nude guitar for him..
On Fri, 02 May 2008 20:48:51 -0500, Restless Fingers Syndrome
<rfs@itch,com > wrote:
>
>
>I was wearing a shirt with a guitar on it
>at dinner tonight, and this hillbilly
>family asked me if the guitar pictured
>was Elvis's guitar.
>
>So, of course I said " only a guitar player
>would ask that !". thinking it was a good conversation
>started.
>
>Wow .. For the next 15 minutes .. they didn't shut up!
>
>This family of four, who barely had a full
>set of teeth among them, gave this long
>oral history of "Elvis Aaron Presley Jr"
>( did you know E has a son out of wedlock ? )
>which they know as a long time
>family friend ( did I mention that the 45 year
>old son sitting with them had a Elvis hair dew
>and side burns .. keep singing passages of E songs ?) .
>They produced this video on the son's cell phone
>of Araon' Jr. singing with *dad* ...
>
>They assured me that E is alive, and they
>have met him in 1980's after his death. The *mother* sang with E
>during the 1970's in gospel churches around
>Memphis at that time and they had become friends.
>
>what'ch think ?
>
>Do you Hillary's universal health plan will cover Mental illness ?
>
>
Now you leave good old E alone! Mulay fixes him breakfast every
Saturday morning...pancakes...then Mulay gives him a full body relief
massage and plays nude guitar for him..
Re: ot: Elvis Aaron Presley Jr claims dad is alive or what not wearto dinner
Restless Fingers Syndrome wrote:
> I was wearing a shirt with a guitar on it
> at dinner tonight, and this hillbilly
> family asked me if the guitar pictured
> was Elvis's guitar.
>
> So, of course I said " only a guitar player
> would ask that !". thinking it was a good conversation
> started.
>
> Wow .. For the next 15 minutes .. they didn't shut up!
>
> This family of four, who barely had a full
> set of teeth among them, gave this long
> oral history of "Elvis Aaron Presley Jr"
> ( did you know E has a son out of wedlock ? )
> which they know as a long time
> family friend ( did I mention that the 45 year
> old son sitting with them had a Elvis hair dew
> and side burns .. keep singing passages of E songs ?) .
> They produced this video on the son's cell phone
> of Araon' Jr. singing with *dad* ...
>
> They assured me that E is alive, and they
> have met him in 1980's after his death. The *mother* sang with E
> during the 1970's in gospel churches around
> Memphis at that time and they had become friends.
>
> what'ch think ?
>
> Do you Hillary's universal health plan will cover Mental illness ?
One might speculate as to why you would be sitting down to dinner with
hillbillies...
Be that as it may, American folklore is replete with tales
of crafty rural folks having a laugh at the expense of some
hapless city slicker. And, truth be told, hillbillies often
make fine Americans. Just google Sgt. York, Audie
Murphy, Chesty Puller, etc. What - you've never heard
of any of them? How surprising....
"Dew" you think Hillary's education plan will start teaching
Americans about their heritage, or will she just pump 'em
full of global warming, feelgoodism, and disdain for anyone
who lives outside of a large city?
What'ch think?
Lord Valve
BaaaaaarrrrrAAAAACCCCKKKK! <Safety!>
Restless Fingers Syndrome wrote:
> I was wearing a shirt with a guitar on it
> at dinner tonight, and this hillbilly
> family asked me if the guitar pictured
> was Elvis's guitar.
>
> So, of course I said " only a guitar player
> would ask that !". thinking it was a good conversation
> started.
>
> Wow .. For the next 15 minutes .. they didn't shut up!
>
> This family of four, who barely had a full
> set of teeth among them, gave this long
> oral history of "Elvis Aaron Presley Jr"
> ( did you know E has a son out of wedlock ? )
> which they know as a long time
> family friend ( did I mention that the 45 year
> old son sitting with them had a Elvis hair dew
> and side burns .. keep singing passages of E songs ?) .
> They produced this video on the son's cell phone
> of Araon' Jr. singing with *dad* ...
>
> They assured me that E is alive, and they
> have met him in 1980's after his death. The *mother* sang with E
> during the 1970's in gospel churches around
> Memphis at that time and they had become friends.
>
> what'ch think ?
>
> Do you Hillary's universal health plan will cover Mental illness ?
One might speculate as to why you would be sitting down to dinner with
hillbillies...
Be that as it may, American folklore is replete with tales
of crafty rural folks having a laugh at the expense of some
hapless city slicker. And, truth be told, hillbillies often
make fine Americans. Just google Sgt. York, Audie
Murphy, Chesty Puller, etc. What - you've never heard
of any of them? How surprising....
"Dew" you think Hillary's education plan will start teaching
Americans about their heritage, or will she just pump 'em
full of global warming, feelgoodism, and disdain for anyone
who lives outside of a large city?
What'ch think?
Lord Valve
BaaaaaarrrrrAAAAACCCCKKKK! <Safety!>
