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Baseman
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My mother worked in the private sector, Kunt.
I have a brother and a sister that are retired teachers.
Boasting about receiving your dead mother’s pension while criticizing the benefits retired police officers have earned takes balls.
I have a brother and a sister that are retired teachers.
Boasting about receiving your dead mother’s pension while criticizing the benefits retired police officers have earned takes balls.
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What did I do now?
Yeah, I didn't read that much into his comments. He basically said the focus is keeping Washington kids home and dominating California. He noted that the 5-star kids that USC wants will stay home. So what. How many five-star players does UW ever get from anywhere, let alone Southern California. Yet even still, there is so much talent there that UW should be able to stock its program with great players (a lot of them need a year or two in the program to develop -- that's going to be where DeBoner earns his keep).
He didn't really say anything that was surprising or worrisome, imho. It was basically a story about how he's gotten to where he is and why he's at Washington. The dude is confident. And the article noted the staff booted Glenn down to director of player development while making the Oregon guy (Henkle?) director of recruiting and a former Michigan guy as director of scouting. Bruce Harrell's daughter is director of on-campus recruiting.
So it sounds like the grown ups are in charge. (Except in the AD's chair, and until that changes, I'm not going to get my hopes up even though I'm doogin more than I have since Peterman first came on board.)
Stalin created a place for you fags to discuss quook matters without moderation and with some interaction from husky fans. Green blood, ntxduck, brewing duck and some others are doing good work. Stop fucking it up.
What. A joke. We have been season ticket holders for many many years. I have been going to Duck games for over 60 years. My Dad, Step dad and Uncle all graduated from Oregon and were in the same fraternity together.
My Mother and Aunt graduated from Oregon. My Uncle was a professor at Oregon for 30 plus years and died professor emeritus from the University. Oregon is one of my Alma Maters.
I think I am a “real” Duck. I would put my Duck Bona Fides up against anyone here.
Internet "real" fan hot air without proof. Can you post some certificates or something?
Funny how you can’t believe anyone that isn’t a rabid Husky fan. I watched Bob Schloredt play. Were you still a little gleam in you daddies eye.
Here is my uncle:
Landscape architect marks 100th birthday
APPEARED IN PRINT: SUNDAY, OCT. 10, 2010, PAGE E7
George Jette, emeritus professor of landscape architecture at the University of Oregon, celebrated his 100th birthday in Green Valley, Ariz., surrounded by family, friends and former students. The gala event included a picnic at the Madera Canyon in the Santa Rita Mountains near Tucson. The birthday activities were planned by daughters Suzanne Jette Guier of Eugene and Green Valley, and Sharon Jette Wallenberg of Eugene and Redding, Calif.
Jette was born on Oct. 13, 1910, in Portland. He graduated from Jefferson High School and the UO, and was a Sigma Chi. He was a professor of landscape architecture at the UO for 35 years, and also had his own business.
He and his wife, Elberta Wilson Jette, were married 71 years. His sons-in-law are Jeff Guier and Bob Wallenberg. He has two grandsons and two great-grandchildren.
Jette ran track, played basketball, caddied and enjoyed golf. He designed many gardens in this area, and some of his work has been featured in Sunset Magazine. He helped in the planning of the Hendricks Park Rhododendron Garden and the Mount Pisgah Arboretum. He helped in the UO’s “100 years — 100 Trees” project, among many other community projects.