Perfect description.
Like the guy as well, but his play by play irks me
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Like the guy as well, but his play by play irks me
6:30 is too early to eat for me. But at halftime, a breakfast burrito might be in the works. That entirely depends on the on field performance however. Don't tend to be hungry unless we are playing ok. LOTS of coffee will be consumed.
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I fell in love when I visited Scotland. I never eat breakfast but I was making sure to get up and have some baked beans.
Just saw the same thing. Adams better be ready to be Davante "fucking" Adams again and go out there and dominate. We'll see if he still has it this game as the focus will be squarely on him. I could see 15+ targets, he needs to catch the damn ball EVERY time it hits his hands.
Likewise - though not so much the beans - as I mainly miss the Scottish bangers (sausage).... wish I could find that around here....
6:30 might be too early to eat but 8:30, where I'm at, is NOT too early for a beer and bong hit before a Rams game.
I know, but so does Andrew Siciliano, and I can't take his play by play either.
I liked Andrew on Red Zone. But I believe I’m in the minority as he is in purgatory now calling Browns games.
9:30 for me.
Bloody Mary at 9:00.
Bong Swat or 5 with the Bloody.
Bloody Maria I should have pointed out. That means tequila instead of vodka. Way more uplifting and tasty for the record.
Too early for real food for me.
Bloody Mary at 9:00.
Bong Swat or 5 with the Bloody.
Bloody Maria I should have pointed out. That means tequila instead of vodka. Way more uplifting and tasty for the record.
Too early for real food for me.
Figured Scots ate haggis for breakfast, the foul mouthed bastids.
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Sorry bruh, gotta watch that sugar intake.....I don't want the diabetes! Fuck being younger had its perks!
Figured Scots ate haggis for breakfast, the foul mouthed bastids.
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Only had it once....but I quite liked my haggis, neeps, and tatties.
Figured Scots ate haggis for breakfast, the foul mouthed bastids.
Greatest form of coffee is black you silly starbuckian.Sorry bruh, gotta watch that sugar intake.....I don't want the diabetes! Fuck being younger had its perks!
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Can't do it man, I just can't. However trust me when I say I drink some strong shit tho....
I hate Starsucks by the wat, shit is too weak and taste like caca
I'm with you in that minority I liked him better than Hanson.
Yep. My wife loves Bloody Maria's. I switch between vodka, tequila and have started using gin (Whales Tale or Bombay Murcian Lemon) and really like the way that turns out. Probably in the minority there too, as most people don't like gin, haha.
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Bloody Marys will def be part of my tomorrow. I'm a zing zang guy myself when I make my own (although usually I'm hitting these at brunch) - never tried em with gin - my initial reaction is negative but I'm trying to be more of a perpetual student.
As for the game - how are we feeling about how Warren McClendon is doing at RT? With the O Line - I feel like no news is kind of always good news so I assume he is doing well. Any of you O Line aficionados care to weigh in on what the line looks like with him vs getting Hav back?
As for the game - how are we feeling about how Warren McClendon is doing at RT? With the O Line - I feel like no news is kind of always good news so I assume he is doing well. Any of you O Line aficionados care to weigh in on what the line looks like with him vs getting Hav back?
I had to look up what that was. Sounds tasty…
Linguica is a type of smoked pork sausage originating in Portugal, known for its garlicky and paprika-seasoned flavor. It is a coarse-textured, rich sausage that can be grilled, pan-fried, or used in dishes like soups, stews, and pizzas. The sausage is versatile, adding a bold and smoky flavor to many meals