Eifler Couch Sold
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u white, ur dick smaller than that buddy
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Why do you still go to the IMA?Tequilla said:I’ve played hoops with Eifler ... if he’s 6’1” then I’m 6’4”
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That zone isn't gonna run itselfRoadDawg55 said:
Why do you still go to the IMA?Tequilla said:I’ve played hoops with Eifler ... if he’s 6’1” then I’m 6’4”
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Do you have any eligibility left?Tequilla said:I’ve played hoops with Eifler ... if he’s 6’1” then I’m 6’4”
We need more 6'4" guys. -
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LOLRoadDawg55 said:
Why do you still go to the IMA?Tequilla said:I’ve played hoops with Eifler ... if he’s 6’1” then I’m 6’4”
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This explains so much about you.Tequilla said:I’ve played hoops with Eifler ... if he’s 6’1” then I’m 6’4”
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Larry Wilcox grew up in Rawlins, Wyoming, with three siblings and raised by a single parent - his mother. He graduated and then went to the University of Wyoming and studied pre-med and then transferred to Cal State University Northridge in Southern California. His sister was tragically murdered by her husband in front of her mother and their three children and Larry returned home to assist the family. During this time Larry was drafted in the Army but he wanted to be in the best outfit during the Vietnam War and so he enlisted in the United States Marine Corps. He honorably served thirteen months in Vietnam with five campaign stars and two meritorious promotions. He was discharged as a Sergeant and then went back to school. Wilcox hit the pavement running and began working two to three jobs to make ends meet. He began studying acting and music and soon got a Hollywood agent and landed many commercials and then beat 300 actors to win the co-star role on Lassie in 1970. He then went on to guest star in many popular TV shows from MASH, Love Boat, Police Story, Room 222, The Partridge Family, Hawaii Five-0 and many others. He was subsequently picked to star in CHiPS with co-star Erik Estrada which he did for five years and the show was syndicated in one-hundred foreign countries. During this time Wilcox, a businessman at heart, formed his own production company and began buying scripts and books and making deals with studios and networks. He produced the Death of a Playmate: The Dorothy Stratten Story for MGM and NBC which he believed had many parallels to the death of his sister. He then developed, funded and produced the award winning TV Series, The Ray Bradbury Theater for HBO for five years. Wilcox has a long list of productions and is presently negotiating some very significant projects we all hope to see in the near future.GrundleStiltzkin said:
I’m slow. Can anyone tell me wtf this means?Dennis_DeYoung said:Larry Wilcox grew up in Rawlins, Wyoming, with three siblings and raised by a single parent - his mother. He graduated and then went to the University of Wyoming and studied pre-med and then transferred to Cal State University Northridge in Southern California. His sister was tragically murdered by her husband in front of her mother and their three children and Larry returned home to assist the family. During this time Larry was drafted in the Army but he wanted to be in the best outfit during the Vietnam War and so he enlisted in the United States Marine Corps. He honorably served thirteen months in Vietnam with five campaign stars and two meritorious promotions. He was discharged as a Sergeant and then went back to school. Wilcox hit the pavement running and began working two to three jobs to make ends meet. He began studying acting and music and soon got a Hollywood agent and landed many commercials and then beat 300 actors to win the co-star role on Lassie in 1970. He then went on to guest star in many popular TV shows from MASH, Love Boat, Police Story, Room 222, The Partridge Family, Hawaii Five-0 and many others. He was subsequently picked to star in CHiPS with co-star Erik Estrada which he did for five years and the show was syndicated in one-hundred foreign countries. During this time Wilcox, a businessman at heart, formed his own production company and began buying scripts and books and making deals with studios and networks. He produced the Death of a Playmate: The Dorothy Stratten Story for MGM and NBC which he believed had many parallels to the death of his sister. He then developed, funded and produced the award winning TV Series, The Ray Bradbury Theater for HBO for five years. Wilcox has a long list of productions and is presently negotiating some very significant projects we all hope to see in the near future.
Wilcox has been married to Marlene Harmon for over thirty years with three boys and two girls which are all adults now. Wilcox was an avid sportsman and, as he states, "I enjoyed pushing the envelope." He set eight Land Speed Records at the infamous Bonneville Salt Flats, was a race car driver and competed in SCCA events and was a cowboy competitor and member of the Professional Rodeo Cowboys Association. Wilcox is also a pilot who is known for some crazy rides in his very own military plane with a cockpit. He has flown with the Blue Angels and the Marines as a Celebrity Guest and is famous for asking the military pilot to "let it all hang out" and to try and make him sick.
Presently (as of April 2016) Wilcox is focused on two arenas: filmmaking and digital distribution tools that he owns and/or participates in. He has been the past national spokesperson for The Motorcycle Safety Foundation and the Red Cross. He was the national celebrity spokesperson for the Vets Save The Flag campaign. He has also been the celebrity filmmaker and spokesperson for TheFallenHeroes.org. Wilcox believes that man was put on this earth to help each other and to perpetuate better offspring than yourself. He said his credits are not about his life.....his credits are his family. His fan site is larrywilcox.net and he has a Facebook site that he writes a monthly journal to keep in touch with his fans. When asked what advice Wilcox would give to the world he says: "Love and be Loved; and walk tall through the fire and stay in your bubble of personal belief because HE is with you all the way!"
Wilcox has been married to Marlene Harmon for over thirty years with three boys and two girls which are all adults now. Wilcox was an avid sportsman and, as he states, "I enjoyed pushing the envelope." He set eight Land Speed Records at the infamous Bonneville Salt Flats, was a race car driver and competed in SCCA events and was a cowboy competitor and member of the Professional Rodeo Cowboys Association. Wilcox is also a pilot who is known for some crazy rides in his very own military plane with a cockpit. He has flown with the Blue Angels and the Marines as a Celebrity Guest and is famous for asking the military pilot to "let it all hang out" and to try and make him sick.
Presently (as of April 2016) Wilcox is focused on two arenas: filmmaking and digital distribution tools that he owns and/or participates in. He has been the past national spokesperson for The Motorcycle Safety Foundation and the Red Cross. He was the national celebrity spokesperson for the Vets Save The Flag campaign. He has also been the celebrity filmmaker and spokesperson for TheFallenHeroes.org. Wilcox believes that man was put on this earth to help each other and to perpetuate better offspring than yourself. He said his credits are not about his life.....his credits are his family. His fan site is larrywilcox.net and he has a Facebook site that he writes a monthly journal to keep in touch with his fans. When asked what advice Wilcox would give to the world he says: "Love and be Loved; and walk tall through the fire and stay in your bubble of personal belief because HE is with you all the way!" -
I hope this means Amandre is legit.
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KJCS was a graduate transfer, hence Pete had no say in the matter. Eifler is undergrad transfer. To undergrad transfer within Pac-12 you have to go to JC for year first (which CE can't) or sit out one year and lose a year of eligibility. Basically, transfer to any Pac-12 school and he's suddenly Senior'd.Gladstone said:
That is standard but KJCS went to UCLA with Pete's blessing so who knows.BaldwinIV said:The twitter replies to his post are filled with white trash Ducks crawling over each other begging him to come to Oregon (offseason really is their time to shine, isn't it?). I assume Pete won't release his transfer to another P12 program, no?
So the Duck fans clamoring via tweet for him to come iz stoopid. Water is wet, etc. -
Not to worry. Myles Rice, Mike Neal, and Devin Burleson are tanned, rested, and ready to look tough.Doogles said:There goes a big blow to the All-Bus Team
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Bet Eifler ends up at Fresno St. with Tedford's connections to the UW staff.
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I was thinking Montana State, but yet Fresno State makes more sense, unless Montana State means not sitting out a year and Fresno State does?HoustonHusky said:Bet Eifler ends up at Fresno St. with Tedford's connections to the UW staff.
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I’m guessing Vanderbilt or Northwestern.
Regarding Amandre, count me skeptical of the 3* development project. I hope the hype train be true. -
Can we recruit the Dad?HoustonHusky said: -
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Fuck, where is Sven with a citrus dropdnc said: -
boobs please come back d00d we need you now more than ever!!!!1WeakarmCobra said:
Fuck, where is Sven with a citrus dropdnc said: -
They key is really the final paragraph. The whole thing is pretty amazing and obviously written by him... but I am thinking of transposing this and putting it on my tombstone (which is going to be large)...GrundleStiltzkin said:
I’m slow. Can anyone tell me wtf this means?Dennis_DeYoung said:Larry Wilcox grew up in Rawlins, Wyoming, with three siblings and raised by a single parent - his mother. He graduated and then went to the University of Wyoming and studied pre-med and then transferred to Cal State University Northridge in Southern California. His sister was tragically murdered by her husband in front of her mother and their three children and Larry returned home to assist the family. During this time Larry was drafted in the Army but he wanted to be in the best outfit during the Vietnam War and so he enlisted in the United States Marine Corps. He honorably served thirteen months in Vietnam with five campaign stars and two meritorious promotions. He was discharged as a Sergeant and then went back to school. Wilcox hit the pavement running and began working two to three jobs to make ends meet. He began studying acting and music and soon got a Hollywood agent and landed many commercials and then beat 300 actors to win the co-star role on Lassie in 1970. He then went on to guest star in many popular TV shows from MASH, Love Boat, Police Story, Room 222, The Partridge Family, Hawaii Five-0 and many others. He was subsequently picked to star in CHiPS with co-star Erik Estrada which he did for five years and the show was syndicated in one-hundred foreign countries. During this time Wilcox, a businessman at heart, formed his own production company and began buying scripts and books and making deals with studios and networks. He produced the Death of a Playmate: The Dorothy Stratten Story for MGM and NBC which he believed had many parallels to the death of his sister. He then developed, funded and produced the award winning TV Series, The Ray Bradbury Theater for HBO for five years. Wilcox has a long list of productions and is presently negotiating some very significant projects we all hope to see in the near future.
Wilcox has been married to Marlene Harmon for over thirty years with three boys and two girls which are all adults now. Wilcox was an avid sportsman and, as he states, "I enjoyed pushing the envelope." He set eight Land Speed Records at the infamous Bonneville Salt Flats, was a race car driver and competed in SCCA events and was a cowboy competitor and member of the Professional Rodeo Cowboys Association. Wilcox is also a pilot who is known for some crazy rides in his very own military plane with a cockpit. He has flown with the Blue Angels and the Marines as a Celebrity Guest and is famous for asking the military pilot to "let it all hang out" and to try and make him sick.
Presently (as of April 2016) Wilcox is focused on two arenas: filmmaking and digital distribution tools that he owns and/or participates in. He has been the past national spokesperson for The Motorcycle Safety Foundation and the Red Cross. He was the national celebrity spokesperson for the Vets Save The Flag campaign. He has also been the celebrity filmmaker and spokesperson for TheFallenHeroes.org. Wilcox believes that man was put on this earth to help each other and to perpetuate better offspring than yourself. He said his credits are not about his life.....his credits are his family. His fan site is larrywilcox.net and he has a Facebook site that he writes a monthly journal to keep in touch with his fans. When asked what advice Wilcox would give to the world he says: "Love and be Loved; and walk tall through the fire and stay in your bubble of personal belief because HE is with you all the way!"
DDY believes that man was put on this earth to help each other and to perpetuate better offspring than yourself. He said his credits are not about his life.....his credits are his family. His fan site is ddy.net and he has a Facebook site that he writes a monthly journal to keep in touch with his fans. When asked what advice DDY would give to the world he says: "Love and be Loved; and walk tall through the fire and stay in your bubble of personal belief because HE is with you all the way!" -
I haven’t been in 12+ months ... when I do go I go to play basketball with friendsRoadDawg55 said:
Why do you still go to the IMA?Tequilla said:I’ve played hoops with Eifler ... if he’s 6’1” then I’m 6’4”
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IMA is like crack to tequillaTequilla said:
I haven’t been in 12+ months ... when I do go I go to play basketball with friendsRoadDawg55 said:
Why do you still go to the IMA?Tequilla said:I’ve played hoops with Eifler ... if he’s 6’1” then I’m 6’4”
What exactly is your point? -
When I have free time during the week and 4-8 of the guys that I regularly play hoops with are able to play, that’s where we go play.WeakarmCobra said:
IMA is like crack to tequillaTequilla said:
I haven’t been in 12+ months ... when I do go I go to play basketball with friendsRoadDawg55 said:
Why do you still go to the IMA?Tequilla said:I’ve played hoops with Eifler ... if he’s 6’1” then I’m 6’4”
What exactly is your point?
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Making it easier and easier to stay away from this place...Tequilla said:
When I have free time during the week and 4-8 of the guys that I regularly play hoops with are able to play, that’s where we go play.WeakarmCobra said:
IMA is like crack to tequillaTequilla said:
I haven’t been in 12+ months ... when I do go I go to play basketball with friendsRoadDawg55 said:
Why do you still go to the IMA?Tequilla said:I’ve played hoops with Eifler ... if he’s 6’1” then I’m 6’4”
What exactly is your point?
It blows my mind how fucking stupid people here are at times -
Chill out brah, we fucking with ya.Tequilla said:
When I have free time during the week and 4-8 of the guys that I regularly play hoops with are able to play, that’s where we go play.WeakarmCobra said:
IMA is like crack to tequillaTequilla said:
I haven’t been in 12+ months ... when I do go I go to play basketball with friendsRoadDawg55 said:
Why do you still go to the IMA?Tequilla said:I’ve played hoops with Eifler ... if he’s 6’1” then I’m 6’4”
What exactly is your point?
It blows my mind how fucking stupid people here are at times -
Tequilla said:
When I have free time during the week and 4-8 of the guys that I regularly play hoops with are able to play, that’s where asians break my ankles.WeakarmCobra said:
IMA is like crack to tequillaTequilla said:
I haven’t been in 12+ months ... when I do go I go to play basketball with friendsRoadDawg55 said:
Why do you still go to the IMA?Tequilla said:I’ve played hoops with Eifler ... if he’s 6’1” then I’m 6’4”
What exactly is your point?
It blows my mind how fucking stupid people here are at times -
The fact that we? can still get him with this obvious shit amuses meWeakarmCobra said:
Chill out brah, we fucking with ya.Tequilla said:
When I have free time during the week and 4-8 of the guys that I regularly play hoops with are able to play, that’s where we go play.WeakarmCobra said:
IMA is like crack to tequillaTequilla said:
I haven’t been in 12+ months ... when I do go I go to play basketball with friendsRoadDawg55 said:
Why do you still go to the IMA?Tequilla said:I’ve played hoops with Eifler ... if he’s 6’1” then I’m 6’4”
What exactly is your point?
It blows my mind how fucking stupid people here are at times -
Did Puppy eat DDY's heart or something? That shit's too fucking weird. Like Mickey Rourke, ubiquitous chickens & Lisa Bonet's blood raining down in the room kinda shit. I'm literally scared now.Dennis_DeYoung said:
They key is really the final paragraph. The whole thing is pretty amazing and obviously written by him... but I am thinking of transposing this and putting it on my tombstone (which is going to be large)...GrundleStiltzkin said:
I’m slow. Can anyone tell me wtf this means?Dennis_DeYoung said:Larry Wilcox grew up in Rawlins, Wyoming, with three siblings and raised by a single parent - his mother. He graduated and then went to the University of Wyoming and studied pre-med and then transferred to Cal State University Northridge in Southern California. His sister was tragically murdered by her husband in front of her mother and their three children and Larry returned home to assist the family. During this time Larry was drafted in the Army but he wanted to be in the best outfit during the Vietnam War and so he enlisted in the United States Marine Corps. He honorably served thirteen months in Vietnam with five campaign stars and two meritorious promotions. He was discharged as a Sergeant and then went back to school. Wilcox hit the pavement running and began working two to three jobs to make ends meet. He began studying acting and music and soon got a Hollywood agent and landed many commercials and then beat 300 actors to win the co-star role on Lassie in 1970. He then went on to guest star in many popular TV shows from MASH, Love Boat, Police Story, Room 222, The Partridge Family, Hawaii Five-0 and many others. He was subsequently picked to star in CHiPS with co-star Erik Estrada which he did for five years and the show was syndicated in one-hundred foreign countries. During this time Wilcox, a businessman at heart, formed his own production company and began buying scripts and books and making deals with studios and networks. He produced the Death of a Playmate: The Dorothy Stratten Story for MGM and NBC which he believed had many parallels to the death of his sister. He then developed, funded and produced the award winning TV Series, The Ray Bradbury Theater for HBO for five years. Wilcox has a long list of productions and is presently negotiating some very significant projects we all hope to see in the near future.
Wilcox has been married to Marlene Harmon for over thirty years with three boys and two girls which are all adults now. Wilcox was an avid sportsman and, as he states, "I enjoyed pushing the envelope." He set eight Land Speed Records at the infamous Bonneville Salt Flats, was a race car driver and competed in SCCA events and was a cowboy competitor and member of the Professional Rodeo Cowboys Association. Wilcox is also a pilot who is known for some crazy rides in his very own military plane with a cockpit. He has flown with the Blue Angels and the Marines as a Celebrity Guest and is famous for asking the military pilot to "let it all hang out" and to try and make him sick.
Presently (as of April 2016) Wilcox is focused on two arenas: filmmaking and digital distribution tools that he owns and/or participates in. He has been the past national spokesperson for The Motorcycle Safety Foundation and the Red Cross. He was the national celebrity spokesperson for the Vets Save The Flag campaign. He has also been the celebrity filmmaker and spokesperson for TheFallenHeroes.org. Wilcox believes that man was put on this earth to help each other and to perpetuate better offspring than yourself. He said his credits are not about his life.....his credits are his family. His fan site is larrywilcox.net and he has a Facebook site that he writes a monthly journal to keep in touch with his fans. When asked what advice Wilcox would give to the world he says: "Love and be Loved; and walk tall through the fire and stay in your bubble of personal belief because HE is with you all the way!"
DDY believes that man was put on this earth to help each other and to perpetuate better offspring than yourself. He said his credits are not about his life.....his credits are his family. His fan site is ddy.net and he has a Facebook site that he writes a monthly journal to keep in touch with his fans. When asked what advice DDY would give to the world he says: "Love and be Loved; and walk tall through the fire and stay in your bubble of personal belief because HE is with you all the way!"
