***Official Insider Information Weekly Mailbag 02-19-2020***
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Why do I keep having all of these... illogical... feelings about the captain.
I assumed he was talking about Nichelle Nichols the original Uhura - she kissed Kirk in the first American television interracial kiss.
I guess I thought people die of CO poisoning, like every day. You can't just bring various poison detectors everywhere. That's not a life.
According to this article https://nextluxury.com/mens-relationships/where-to-meet-women/, one of the best places to meet women is "an animal adoption center". WTF. Did the author of this actually do any research or is he just a writer of cheesy Hallmark movies? Also, post offices.
Post Offices? I'm pretty sure half of the women at the counter at our local post office have a decent mustache going.
Not to mention all of the additional scrutiny you are going to get when the TSA finds that...
We do know about the CO poisoning in Mexico but who goes to Mexico and rents a condo when you can go to an all-inclusive resort and get all the food, drink, and non-motorized water sports that you want for about the same price. Bonus, there's less carbon monoxide and they are probably owned by the cartels so they're not trying to expand into new territory.
@cyrocksmypants
I was at that game against UVA in Chicago.
UVA had solved our offense. Their defense was just that good.
The only way we could score was clearing out the middle (and we had plenty of shooters where they had to stay pressed to them on the line), giving Georges the ball at the top of the three-point line, and let him beat somebody one-on-one.
We started scoring like that. We were in just too big of a hole to come back like that, though, especially because that kind of limited us to twos when we needed threes. UVA was not leaving their man -- they were giving us everything else but absolutely respecting our three-point shooting, ditching their traditional pack-line in order to shut down our shooters, and it worked very well for them. They deserve the credit for that.
Georges could score on anybody, but Brogdon slowed him down just enough.
Prohm's response was a good chess move, if vulgar to degrade our offense into an extreme type of isolation set like that, but it was too little too late.
I was at that game against UVA in Chicago.
UVA had solved our offense. Their defense was just that good.
The only way we could score was clearing out the middle (and we had plenty of shooters where they had to stay pressed to them on the line), giving Georges the ball at the top of the three-point line, and let him beat somebody one-on-one.
We started scoring like that. We were in just too big of a hole to come back like that, though, especially because that kind of limited us to twos when we needed threes. UVA was not leaving their man -- they were giving us everything else but absolutely respecting our three-point shooting, ditching their traditional pack-line in order to shut down our shooters, and it worked very well for them. They deserve the credit for that.
Georges could score on anybody, but Brogdon slowed him down just enough.
Prohm's response was a good chess move, if vulgar to degrade our offense into an extreme type of isolation set like that, but it was too little too late.