MobileMunchies
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96.5?Yes, it was. And now it will bug me until I remember which station
96.5?Yes, it was. And now it will bug me until I remember which station
Truly an American thing. We dont try to learn new languages, we dont want to venture out unless its in the Caribbean. Look the world is small and and adventurous place.Yeah, each person has to do what they're comfortable with. But also, overseas doesn't have to mean playing in Lithuania. People have made a decent living playing in Puerto Rico. But again, he has to do what is most comfortable for him. Good luck
Sounds right, to compete with Q94 & XL102…96.5?
Possibly, but I would be surprised if he ever comes back to Richmond. Probably won't spend much time in Lubbock either.I have to disagree. If you play three years and graduate from a school there is a connection. I know people who attended VCU transferred and still have the connection to VCU. I also know similar folks who never graduated.
It depends on the person whether they feel connected or are connected. There are guys who are 1 and done who are connected. Surely if you play 3 years you can connect. Chris Cheeks played just 2 years and sure as heck is connected.
I came to VCU after the army and a handful community colleges and I am connected.
As to MSS, the guy played 3 years, achieved one the Court and graduate. There is a connection.
time heals all wounds.Possibly, but I would be surprised if he ever comes back to Richmond. Probably won't spend much time in Lubbock either.
Truly an American thing. We dont try to learn new languages, we dont want to venture out unless its in the Caribbean. Look the world is small and and adventurous place.
Let's be clear Doug Brooks was an average college basketball. Europe was never going to be his oyster. Now take Shu for example, that guy has played and lived in the South of France, Germany, Monaco, Greece, and he's made a lot of money doing so.
Overseas is too broad. Yeah, I wouldnt want to live in most of the Stans but living overseas is not different than say someone from the East Coast moving out west.
Yeah not for everyone but it must be qualified by what we mean by overseas and how much coin you are making while living there. I lived in Europe in the early 80's and as a young soldier I had a damned blast. Now would I want to live in the Middle East, Turkey, the Stans, Russia (even before the war) heck no.
Yeah it all depends on the person..... I've become friends with a lot of players over the years here..... some who transferred after 1 year.... Some who stayed here for all 4 years.I have to disagree. If you play three years and graduate from a school there is a connection. I know people who attended VCU transferred and still have the connection to VCU. I also know similar folks who never graduated.
It depends on the person whether they feel connected or are connected. There are guys who are 1 and done who are connected. Surely if you play 3 years you can connect. Chris Cheeks played just 2 years and sure as heck is connected.
I came to VCU after the army and a handful community colleges and I am connected.
As to MSS, the guy played 3 years, achieved one the Court and graduate. There is a connection.
I’ve gotta admit, he looks good in the uniform.hater - whose pining
I am happy for him (once a Ram always a Ram)
I will follow him like other former Rams (sorry to disappoint you)
The relationship was never like that anyway.
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yesI’ve gotta admit, he looks good in the uniform.
Maybe for a visit. Too much ish going on for me to live in those places. Ive been offered Dubai a couple of times and I stay clear of Israel you never know when something is going to jump off.Dubai is pretty awesome, Tel-Aviv is also dope and the nice parts of Istanbul are top knotch—for an expat, those spots at least on par with most Euro cities.