Taosman
Your Cousin In New Mexxico
Received this from a friend and thought it amusing. Funny more than scary.
http://www.aclu.org/pizza/
http://www.aclu.org/pizza/
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OCBuckWife
I am the evil monkey in your closet
Political forum? We don't need no stinking political forum. Mr Fish says fail.
Philosophical musings usually include some kind of introduction to a thought train, not just a repost of a link from a known political source such as the
ACLU. But you know what? It may just be me, I don't speak for everyone. Maybe I am just CRAZY. It has been shown to be true in the past, I am not above believing it now. Anyone? Care to verify my philosophical possibility? :)
Philosophical musings usually include some kind of introduction to a thought train, not just a repost of a link from a known political source such as the
ACLU. But you know what? It may just be me, I don't speak for everyone. Maybe I am just CRAZY. It has been shown to be true in the past, I am not above believing it now. Anyone? Care to verify my philosophical possibility? :)
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Apache
Frank Kremblas wore #22
Buck Sweep
This the complimentary play in the Wing T. The other plays are the fullback trap and the bootleg pass/run. The teams I coached scored more touchdowns on the trap than any other single play. Most of the scores, were 20 yards plus.
Great plays......thanks Tubby Raymond and Others.
It also works great out of this formation (Apache)
TE T G C G T TE
B Qb B
Fb
The Tight Ends are in a nasty split and the B's are in a two point stance as slots.
This is kind of like the Spread but a Tight Spread.
I thought I invented this formation about 20 years ago. My friend Frank Kremblas (who played for Woody and was on the 1957 National Championship team) just laughed. The next day he brought in a film of Iowa who ran that formation in 1953. Ooops. Now I see this a lot.
The formation will show up cockeyed due to the text. But the
Qb is right behind the center and the fullback right behind the qb.
I think this is also very good out of the pistol.
MaxBuck;1442564; said:
This the complimentary play in the Wing T. The other plays are the fullback trap and the bootleg pass/run. The teams I coached scored more touchdowns on the trap than any other single play. Most of the scores, were 20 yards plus.
Great plays......thanks Tubby Raymond and Others.
It also works great out of this formation (Apache)
TE T G C G T TE
B Qb B
Fb
The Tight Ends are in a nasty split and the B's are in a two point stance as slots.
This is kind of like the Spread but a Tight Spread.
I thought I invented this formation about 20 years ago. My friend Frank Kremblas (who played for Woody and was on the 1957 National Championship team) just laughed. The next day he brought in a film of Iowa who ran that formation in 1953. Ooops. Now I see this a lot.
The formation will show up cockeyed due to the text. But the
Qb is right behind the center and the fullback right behind the qb.
I think this is also very good out of the pistol.
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can't track me cause I ain't got no land line....or was that can't catch me cause the rabbit done died.....
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"Oh my God! That
bowling ball! It's my wife!"
And the lesson we learn from this story is, next time you place your
order, don't forget to say, "No anchovies please."
[ame="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j-SgGHlZXQc"]YouTube - No Anchovies Please!!![/ame]
bowling ball! It's my wife!"
And the lesson we learn from this story is, next time you place your
order, don't forget to say, "No anchovies please."
[ame="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j-SgGHlZXQc"]YouTube - No Anchovies Please!!![/ame]
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