Recent content by Huizy2

Grew up in Watseka. I now live in Ballwin, MO after stops in Greenville, SC and Atlanta. Side note - I was a Ute in grade school, a Warrior in high school and a Fighting Illini in college. I still remain politically incorrect.

I am trying my best, with the assistance of some Templeton Rye and a Gurkha Centurion cigar.

That is not a tough choice at all.

How about "against Kofi's team, with Kofi in the lane"?

At the 1:52 mark you can see him score against Kofi.

He does goes on to say he likes all of the coaches at Illinois, they are in contact with him daily and that he may take an official visit to Illinois. I agree that it is a long shot at best, but he is listening and that is the first step.

https://www.azdesertswarm.com/football/2018/1/18/16906102/calvin-magee-rod-smith-arizona-football-coaching-staff-illinois-new-mexico-offensive-coordinator

The coaching staff needs to refund salaries for this week. Their clock management skills are nonexistent.

I am still waiting for Groce to teach the team anything related to basketball IQ. I guess the high school and grade school coaches are partially to blame, but other teams seem to learn these things.

Am in San Diego on business this week. My brother has made a batch of nut brown ale to have while I am here. Will crack open the first one tonight.

Sitting in BJ's Brewhouse in Dublin, CA having one of their PM Porters. For a chain their beer is pretty good.

Update on the North Coast Old Rasputin Russian Imperial Stout - the North Coast website showed that Schnucks carries their beers. I was in Schnucks this afternoon looking for this beer and the department manager and one of his beer suppliers asked if I was looking for something in particular...

I was in DC for busines and had a couple of beers I had never tried before at a place called Maddy's Tap Room. They were completely different but I enjoyed them both. The first was a Laughing Dog Huckleberry Cream Ale. It had a thick head and light carbonation like English cream ales and the...

How can you tell the difference between an introverted engineer and an extroverted engineer? While talking to you, the extroverted engineer stares at your shoes.