That sounds like a threat.
Or a fact of the calendar. He and I had this discussion a while back.
That sounds like a threat.
Or a fact of the calendar. He and I had this discussion a while back.
This isn’t about youWe still talking about my joke of a comment from yesterday? Technically I was 22 in September 2007 if everyone needs to dissect and fact check the joke.
This isn’t about you
Exactly. It is supposed to be about Kevin Corke.This isn’t about you
This isn’t about you
Speaking of back in the day, I saw absinthe’s avatar on the GABF thread and realized he hasn’t been around for a while
Sorry for the 14 year delay in responding. I had no idea Carl Quintanilla is a Buff. Does nice work on Squawk on the Street every morning.Astronauts
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You really like to do you your research before flying bitches up for a game.Sorry for the 14 year delay in responding. I had no idea Carl Quintanilla is a Buff. Does nice work on Squawk on the Street every morning.
fifyYou really like to do you your research before flying up bitches for a game.
That actually is an important distinction. Thank you.fify
5* for your thread selection to place this postWow. I have become accustomed to watching the two squawk box shows on CNBC most mornings. I knew Carl is a Buff, but had no idea that Joe Kernen is as well. Love that guy. Major smart ass. He called out CU a moment ago.
What did he call out? Academics? Football?Wow. I have become accustomed to watching the two squawk box shows on CNBC most mornings. I knew Carl is a Buff, but had no idea that Joe Kernen is as well. Love that guy. Major smart ass. He called out CU a moment ago.
It was a funny back and forth with the other hosts. The discussion was about Ivy League schools, and he kept having to apologize for schools he left out (Cornell, Dartmouth, etc). Then he asked Becky if CU is included. She said no, but MIT is (he has an advanced degree from MIT). Thus, not necessarily a shout out to CU, other than the exposure and now my knowledge that he is a Buff.What did he call out? Academics? Football?
Tom Costello is as well.It was a funny back and forth with the other hosts. The discussion was about Ivy League schools, and he kept having to apologize for schools he left out (Cornell, Dartmouth, etc). Then he asked Becky if CU is included. She said no, but MIT is (he has an advanced degree from MIT). Thus, not necessarily a shout out to CU, other than the exposure and now my knowledge that he is a Buff.
I’ve learned that when you (yes, pretty much just you) raise an old thread, it doesn’t recognize the previously read feature and I start from post number 1 instead of taking me to the current post.5* for your thread selection to place this post