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TITLETOWN - A Decade Long Celebration Of The Greatest Achievement In College Athletics History => Kansas State Basketball is hard => Topic started by: OregonSmock on August 12, 2013, 10:53:39 AM
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http://cjonline.com/sports/2013-08-05/weber-hopes-blend-new-wildcats-successful-team (http://cjonline.com/sports/2013-08-05/weber-hopes-blend-new-wildcats-successful-team)
“I had somebody when I was at Illinois, years later, say the worst thing I did was win too quick because now you raise the expectations,” Weber said, recalling that his second Illini squad went 37-2 and finished as the runner-up in the NCAA Tournament. “We won the most games in the history of the NCAA. No one’s ever done it again, and I don’t know if anyone ever will. It’s a fun thing.
...except KU won 37 games in '08, and Kentucky did it again in '12. Nice try, oscar!
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LukeSmock!!!!!!!
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OregonLuke
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pretty awful thing to say, no doubt.
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Now I really hate him.
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I saw oscar toe walking with his family down moro on friday afternoon. He stopped and looked in every window like it was the first time he had been in aggieville.
He seems to observe the world with a kind of childlike wonder. Still can't believe he could be the head coach of anything.
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He seems to observe the world with a kind of childlike wonder. Still can't believe he could be the head coach of anything.
this is a pretty apt description
i'm one of the biggest currie supporters on this board (mark the tape!) but can you imagine sitting in a hotel room in dallas when he thought to himself "i've got our guy!" ?
i mean. it's not like oscar sold him some false set of goods. i don't think he's even capable of that. how currie could have ever thought of oscar as a solution is beyond me.
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He seems to observe the world with a kind of childlike wonder. Still can't believe he could be the head coach of anything.
this is a pretty apt description
i'm one of the biggest currie supporters on this board (mark the tape!) but can you imagine sitting in a hotel room in dallas when he thought to himself "i've got our guy!" ?
i mean. it's not like oscar sold him some false set of goods. i don't think he's even capable of that. how currie could have ever thought of oscar as a solution is beyond me.
The speed of this transaction, given who we hired, is what really surprised me.
We didn't seem to throw out too many offers. We didn't hear of any rejections hinted at in the media like we do with many other coaching searches. It was just a weekend in Dallas.
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how currie could have ever thought of oscar as a solution is beyond me.
I buy into the theory that the public spat with Frank scared some guys away.
Also, no one wants to coach 90 miles away from Bill Self at Kansas.
Anyway, that's what I'm going with. Otherwise, I'll assume oscar (or Gene Keady) stumbled upon incriminating photos.
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He seems to observe the world with a kind of childlike wonder. Still can't believe he could be the head coach of anything.
this is a pretty apt description
i'm one of the biggest currie supporters on this board (mark the tape!) but can you imagine sitting in a hotel room in dallas when he thought to himself "i've got our guy!" ?
i mean. it's not like oscar sold him some false set of goods. i don't think he's even capable of that. how currie could have ever thought of oscar as a solution is beyond me.
oscar comes running out of the bathroom and yells "there's a telephone in the commode!"
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Pretty sure we offered Boyle and he turned us down.
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Pretty sure we offered Boyle and he turned us down.
money solves all problems
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Maybe we should create a new position at Kansas State and call it Head of Coaching Operations. Let Currie continue to run the athletic department budget. He needs somebody under him to actually manage the coaches and make the hires, though. He's just not competent enough.
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http://cjonline.com/sports/2013-08-05/weber-hopes-blend-new-wildcats-successful-team (http://cjonline.com/sports/2013-08-05/weber-hopes-blend-new-wildcats-successful-team)
“I had somebody when I was at Illinois, years later, say the worst thing I did was win too quick because now you raise the expectations,” Weber said, recalling that his second Illini squad went 37-2 and finished as the runner-up in the NCAA Tournament. “We won the most games in the history of the NCAA. No one’s ever done it again, and I don’t know if anyone ever will. It’s a fun thing.
...except KU won 37 games in '08, and Kentucky did it again in '12. Nice try, oscar!
:lol:
Good job being like the third or fourth person to post this here. :don'tcare:
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People in constant need of affirmation and validation tend to have life blinders on, so give Beems a break.
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http://cjonline.com/sports/2013-08-05/weber-hopes-blend-new-wildcats-successful-team (http://cjonline.com/sports/2013-08-05/weber-hopes-blend-new-wildcats-successful-team)
“I had somebody when I was at Illinois, years later, say the worst thing I did was win too quick because now you raise the expectations,” Weber said, recalling that his second Illini squad went 37-2 and finished as the runner-up in the NCAA Tournament. “We won the most games in the history of the NCAA. No one’s ever done it again, and I don’t know if anyone ever will. It’s a fun thing.
...except KU won 37 games in '08, and Kentucky did it again in '12. Nice try, oscar!
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Well, maybe oscar hasn't been keeping current :dunno: It is noteworthy that he did it before ku and UK ever achieved that mark.
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People in constant need of affirmation and validation tend to have life blinders on, so give Beems a break.
You're such a bitter old 'tater... my goodness. Sorry I didn't sift through every single thread on the first few pages before posting.
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hey beems somebody already posted this story
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People in constant need of affirmation and validation tend to have life blinders on, so give Beems a break.
You're such a bitter old 'tater... my goodness. Sorry I didn't sift through every single thread on the first few pages before posting.
:sdeek:
That was pretty mean.
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People in constant need of affirmation and validation tend to have life blinders on, so give Beems a break.
You're such a bitter old 'tater... my goodness. Sorry I didn't sift through every single thread on the first few pages before posting.
:sdeek:
That was pretty mean.
Oh come on, Dax... calling someone a bitter old 'tater is a term of endearment around these parts. You know I dig your style.
:gocho:
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What does Beems need to do to earn more jars?
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http://cjonline.com/sports/2013-08-05/weber-hopes-blend-new-wildcats-successful-team (http://cjonline.com/sports/2013-08-05/weber-hopes-blend-new-wildcats-successful-team)
“I had somebody when I was at Illinois, years later, say the worst thing I did was win too quick because now you raise the expectations,” Weber said, recalling that his second Illini squad went 37-2 and finished as the runner-up in the NCAA Tournament. “We won the most games in the history of the NCAA. No one’s ever done it again, and I don’t know if anyone ever will. It’s a fun thing.
...except KU won 37 games in '08, and Kentucky did it again in '12. Nice try, oscar!
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Well, maybe oscar hasn't been keeping current :dunno: It is noteworthy that he did it before ku and UK ever achieved that mark.
Well, I believe Duke did in 1987. And 1999. And UNLV in there too. Man, I feel sorry for you guys.
Even when he should have swag, he ends up rough ridin' it up.
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People in constant need of affirmation and validation tend to have life blinders on, so give Beems a break.
You're such a bitter old 'tater... my goodness. Sorry I didn't sift through every single thread on the first few pages before posting.
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I don't believe you haven't sifted through every thread, oregonLuke
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Between his Illini buyout, K-State Salary and bonuses, oscar could buy a lot a $hit in the ville ya know.
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Between his Illini buyout, K-State Salary and bonuses, oscar could buy a lot a $hit in the ville ya know.
man, oh man. dax is starting to turn on ol' websey. :woot:
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He seems to observe the world with a kind of childlike wonder. Still can't believe he could be the head coach of anything.
this is a pretty apt description
i'm one of the biggest currie supporters on this board (mark the tape!) but can you imagine sitting in a hotel room in dallas when he thought to himself "i've got our guy!" ?
i mean. it's not like oscar sold him some false set of goods. i don't think he's even capable of that. how currie could have ever thought of oscar as a solution is beyond me.
oscar comes running out of the bathroom and yells "there's a telephone in the commode!"
:lol:
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People in constant need of affirmation and validation tend to have life blinders on, so give Beems a break.
You're such a bitter old 'tater... my goodness. Sorry I didn't sift through every single thread on the first few pages before posting.
:sdeek:
That was pretty mean.
Oh come on, Dax... calling someone a bitter old 'tater is a term of endearment around these parts. You know I dig your style.
:gocho:
Looks delicious, imo
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Yumm! http://allrecipes.com/recipe/tater-tot-casserole/
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Yumm! http://allrecipes.com/recipe/tater-tot-casserole/
That is so Iowa-ie
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Yumm! http://allrecipes.com/recipe/tater-tot-casserole/
That is so Iowa-ie
my goodness yes. also i bet about 25% of iowans leave the worcestershire out when they make it. too "spicy".
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Yumm! http://allrecipes.com/recipe/tater-tot-casserole/
That is so Iowa-ie
Yeah, the only way to make it more so would be to deep fry the whole thing once it is out of the oven.
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He seems to observe the world with a kind of childlike wonder. Still can't believe he could be the head coach of anything.
this is a pretty apt description
i'm one of the biggest currie supporters on this board (mark the tape!) but can you imagine sitting in a hotel room in dallas when he thought to himself "i've got our guy!" ?
i mean. it's not like oscar sold him some false set of goods. i don't think he's even capable of that. how currie could have ever thought of oscar as a solution is beyond me.
oscar comes running out of the bathroom and yells "there's a telephone in the commode!"
:lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol:
:bawl: :bawl: :bawl: :bawl:
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Yumm! http://allrecipes.com/recipe/tater-tot-casserole/
That is so Iowa-ie
my goodness yes. also i bet about 25% of iowans leave the worcestershire out when they make it. too "spicy".
"I won't be able to sleep with all that worsteshire in there!"
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The basketball board is a depression factory
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He seems to observe the world with a kind of childlike wonder. Still can't believe he could be the head coach of anything.
this is a pretty apt description
i'm one of the biggest currie supporters on this board (mark the tape!) but can you imagine sitting in a hotel room in dallas when he thought to himself "i've got our guy!" ?
i mean. it's not like oscar sold him some false set of goods. i don't think he's even capable of that. how currie could have ever thought of oscar as a solution is beyond me.
oscar comes running out of the bathroom and yells "there's a telephone in the commode!"
I really really really enjoyed this post. :D
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He's such a dork
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oscar is permanently oscar. He'll never change.
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Yumm! http://allrecipes.com/recipe/tater-tot-casserole/
That is so Iowa-ie
my goodness yes. also i bet about 25% of iowans leave the worcestershire out when they make it. too "spicy".
You must use low grades of meat if you douse everything in Worcestershire sauce.
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Yumm! http://allrecipes.com/recipe/tater-tot-casserole/
That is so Iowa-ie
my goodness yes. also i bet about 25% of iowans leave the worcestershire out when they make it. too "spicy".
You must use low grades of meat if you douse everything in Worcestershire sauce.
The Iowa recipe you posted calls for worcestshire, chef dumbass
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Yumm! http://allrecipes.com/recipe/tater-tot-casserole/
That is so Iowa-ie
my goodness yes. also i bet about 25% of iowans leave the worcestershire out when they make it. too "spicy".
You must use low grades of meat if you douse everything in Worcestershire sauce.
The Iowa recipe you posted calls for worcestshire, chef dumbass
dumbass
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Yumm! http://allrecipes.com/recipe/tater-tot-casserole/
That is so Iowa-ie
my goodness yes. also i bet about 25% of iowans leave the worcestershire out when they make it. too "spicy".
You must use low grades of meat if you douse everything in Worcestershire sauce.
The Iowa recipe you posted calls for worcestshire, chef dumbass
dumbass
Iowans know just hot to spell the grossest sauce in history.
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Yumm! http://allrecipes.com/recipe/tater-tot-casserole/
That is so Iowa-ie
my goodness yes. also i bet about 25% of iowans leave the worcestershire out when they make it. too "spicy".
You must use low grades of meat if you douse everything in Worcestershire sauce.
The Iowa recipe you posted calls for worcestshire, chef dumbass
dumbass
Iowans know just hot to spell the grossest sauce in history.
1) :facepalm:
2) Worcestershire is a place in England too. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Worcestershire
You're bringing your fellow Land-Grant'ers down.
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I'm saying it. Havs, I would have thought your years on the best message board on the Internet would have caused you to up your game.
But you haven't.
Again, it has to be said. :notsorry
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I like Havs. I think he's a good poster.
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sys should get what he donated for.
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I like Havs. I think he's a good poster.
post-grad havs seems sloppier and angrier though (and not necessarily in a good way)
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confrontation enthusiast _33 signing on to spark off another heated argument
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heat
i see what you did there
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worcestershire sauce is great on pot roast i even make sure some gets on my mashed potatoes
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also one of the "secret" ingrediants of the world famous auntie mae's bloody marys.
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worcestershire sauce is great on pot roast i even make sure some gets on my mashed potatoes
Of course it is, it's the 12th best sauce. You may remember that it was the 11th best but recently Chik-fil-a sauce entered the top 10 and knocked it back a spot.
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I'm not on board with this Woo bashing. Great addition to numerous marinades. :dubious:
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i'm on team W myself
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Worcestershire sauce is delicious... I use it to marinate steaks, chicken, burgers, etc. I also love just saying the word "worcestershire." It's one of the more ambiguous words in the English language, and I take no shame in butchering the ever loving daylights out of it.
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Wore
Chest
Er
Shire
Sauce.
I use it in a bunch of stuff.
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also one of the "secret" ingrediants of the world famous auntie mae's bloody marys.
tobias also does the same at home, when not partaking at #1 gE bar/total stud namesake
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War-stir-sure
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also one of the "secret" ingrediants of the world famous auntie mae's bloody marys.
tobias also does the same at home, when not partaking at #1 gE bar/total stud namesake
you know what else they used to put in it? pickapeppa sauce. this was discussed by a former employee and current owner a few days ago and the former employee was told that pickapeppa is not currently used and never was but the former employee knows better. so just a heads up to anyone getting a BM at autie maes who thinks there might be pickapeppa in it, there isn't.
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War-stir-sure
Have heard this a bunch with all the missouri ppl I encounter. Seems to be regional thing.
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Sometimes I go with an obnoxious, mouth breathing sounding "warscht-sher-sher," and other times I just blurt something out that vaguely resembles "war-steh-shire."
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Wuuur-sure-sure
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War-stir-sure
Have heard this a bunch with all the missouri ppl I encounter. Seems to be regional thing.
Was taught this, the "proper" pronunciation, by a chef. Also heard it pronounced "Wuss-tuh-sheer"
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I didn't know for a long time that my neighbor and student body president Jake Worcester's last name was pronounced wooster.
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I didn't know for a long time that my neighbor and student body president Jake Worcester's last name was pronounced wooster.
That is just a lazy pronunciation. His relatives must have been some mush-mouthed dummies or something.
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darkness worcestershired the dude
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I didn't know for a long time that my neighbor and student body president Jake Worcester's last name was pronounced wooster.
That is just a lazy pronunciation. His relatives must have been some mush-mouthed dummies or something.
You've just concisely explained the evolution of the English language.
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wurst-tur-shur
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Wor-ces-ters-shiree"? Now that sounds fancy! (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Q07g8Ha9sOo)
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Wor-ces-ters-shiree"? Now that sounds fancy! (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Q07g8Ha9sOo)
Pretty sure my grandpa was there in World War II.
"Wooster" is the town and "Wooster-sheer" is the county its located inside.