And one more thing Goalline---who ever said I knew what I was talking about? Is that now a prerequisite for posting here? 
Oh, so that's what it looks like when your offense has a huge touchdown and then the defense puts it away.
@Blair Kiel posted:Hey jerkface.
Read my post:
@Blair Kiel posted:"How about this...there are about 6-7 1st or 2nd year QB's (Herbert and Burrows in the lead) that look like better long-term prospects than Jordan Hundley."
Quitting on Love? Did I say that? Or did I say there are several 1st and 2nd year players who look better....so far. Fucking Hainey dude was a street free agent for WFT and looked better.
Not to piss in your Cheerios, but Heinicke is in his fourth season and his first start in 2018 was a disaster - 1 TD, 3 INTs, QBR of 58.
Stop with the facts! I was on a roll!
And now Jordan Love better be really good or I’m punching Goalline in the throat.
BK in the basement right now getting ready:
@Boris posted:Wow, what a game. Chargers up by 4. Let's see if they can hang on
It was a crazy fucking game. Glad the chargers pulled it out.
@PackLandVA posted:BK in the basement right now getting ready:
Something tells me I could rope a dope most of the sedentary cheese curd eating lumps here at X4…..except Tschmack….
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Why do you keep track of how many miles you drive every day?
Obviously you are not from Tarahumara stock
@Blair Kiel posted:Hey jerkface.
Read my post:
@Blair Kiel posted:"How about this...there are about 6-7 1st or 2nd year QB's (Herbert and Burrows in the lead) that look like better long-term prospects than Jordan Hundley."
Quitting on Love? Did I say that? Or did I say there are several 1st and 2nd year players who look better....so far. Fucking Hainey dude was a street free agent for WFT and looked better.
Jerkface? Term of endearment? I prefer Fuckface.
@Blair Kiel posted:Kyler Fackrell is better than Jordan Love.
At sex, maybe.
I prefer fucko to both of them
Getting bent is an oldie but a goody
piss off is underrated
bananahead. Oh wait, that’s Jaymos thing
@Blair Kiel posted:Something tells me I could rope a dope most of the sedentary cheese curd eating lumps here at X4…..except Tschmack….
Can that thing display in clicks instead of miles? Too confusing.
@Blair Kiel posted:I hope I'm rong.....
But, Love just does not have a natural "flow". I can't describe it, but I know it when I don't see it. Apparently a nice kid and I'm pulling for him, but right now he looks more like Brett Hundley and Deshonne Kizer than anyone else mentioned...and those guys got plenty of chances.
Of course he looks more like Brett Hundley and Deshonne Kizer than Colt McCoy.
@PackLandVA posted:BK in the basement right now getting ready:
Is that Bernie Sanders?
@Harry Manback posted:Is that Bernie Sanders?
It's BK Sanders.
That’s some good shit right there. Bernie knows a thing or two about getting his ass kicked.
As for me, I’m slacking a bit this week. In AZ visiting the in-laws with family and needless to say this flatlander needs more hill work. My run on Saturday morning just about did me in. Went hiking in Phoenix area this morning and let’s just say I didn’t do my homework. Much tougher than expected. But at least I wasn’t huffing and puffing like some others. Only after I pounded some smoky treats after (or not).
Head south on I-10 toward Tucson and give Picacho Peak a shot. Great hike….up!
God I miss living out West. This is Zion National Park…we lived 40 minutes away. Mrs. Kiel loved it too….
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In laws have had a place in Saddlebrooke (near Tucson) for almost 20 years. Great place to run but you better like the hills and if you head off into the trails have to watch for critters too.
Been to lots of places in the area and we enjoy Sabino Canyon in particular. As the girls have gotten older they aren’t as interested but stay plenty active with tennis and softball and other HS stuff.
Spending more time up in Phoenix as our older one (junior in HS) is looking at ASU. She had a follow up tour and visit at the school today w/grandparents so my better half and I took our 14 year old hiking. Heading up into northern AZ tomorrow for some more hiking and sight seeing.
It doesn’t get much better than that.
@Blair Kiel posted:God I miss living out West. This is Zion National Park…we lived 40 minutes away. Mrs. Kiel loved it too….
So why in the hell didn't you stay>?
Daughter in Atlanta....apparently we're gonna do some baby-sitting when baby-time comes. Next stint is North Carolina for a least 2 years...I'm lobbying hard to go back West if no babies in the picture....we were "this close" to Sedona and bailed.....gonna make Mrs. Kiel re-visit that thought....they didn't have a Target, so....
@Tschmack posted:In laws have had a place in Saddlebrooke (near Tucson) for almost 20 years. Great place to run but you better like the hills and if you head off into the trails have to watch for critters too.
Been to lots of places in the area and we enjoy Sabino Canyon in particular. As the girls have gotten older they aren’t as interested but stay plenty active with tennis and softball and other HS stuff.
Spending more time up in Phoenix as our older one (junior in HS) is looking at ASU. She had a follow up tour and visit at the school today w/grandparents so my better half and I took our 14 year old hiking. Heading up into northern AZ tomorrow for some more hiking and sight seeing.
It doesn’t get much better than that.
I do a couple of trail runs in Catalina State Park every week. I’ve come across a couple of rattlers, a few tarantulas, a large desert tortoise, another baby tortoise not much bigger than a silver dollar, and bobcat just since the summer. Love me some trail runs. When I first got to the Tucson area I did trail runs out in Starr Pass regularly.
Edit - Saddlebrooke faces the north side of the Catalina’s if you were wondering. The state park is adjacent to Saddlebrooke.
Lots of AZ is beautiful, drove thu last week, Quartzite to Window Rock. I 17 from Phoenix to Flag has to be the most scenic interstate in the country. Desert, cactus forests, high mesas, Verde River valley, sweeping up hills to the biggest ponderosa forest in the US, 92 degrees to 34….all in 150 miles.
As Dinah sang….see the USA.
There's 2 ways to get from Sedona to Flagstaff...Interstate and I forget the windy State Rd (89?) but Mrs. Kiel had her eyes closed the entire time and vowed we could never take that road again. Stunning.
All this Arizona talk has me craving a burrito from Nico’s and a Sonoran dog from El Guero Canelo’s in Tucson.
Mt. Trashmore. right in my backyard in NYS. Great hiking if you can stand the smell.
@Blair Kiel posted:There's 2 ways to get from Sedona to Flagstaff...Interstate and I forget the windy State Rd (89?) but Mrs. Kiel had her eyes closed the entire time and vowed we could never take that road again. Stunning.
Oak Creek Canyon road.
@Packiderm posted:Mt. Trashmore. right in my backyard in NYS. Great hiking if you can stand the smell.
Drive by it often ....but too many other places to hike (23 miles of Ontario pathways) that don't have the smell!
@Packiderm posted:Mt. Trashmore. right in my backyard in NYS. Great hiking if you can stand the smell.
*Sigh* so majestic.
@Blair Kiel posted:God I miss living out West. This is Zion National Park…we lived 40 minutes away. Mrs. Kiel loved it too….
Nice fanny pack.
@Packiderm posted:Ever drive by at night and see the flames coming out of the power plant stacks?
I don't think I have
@Blair Kiel posted:God I miss living out West. This is Zion National Park…we lived 40 minutes away. Mrs. Kiel loved it too….
That reminds me I need to see my proctologist.
