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I grew up on Carta Blanca and Miller High Life. I'm the youngest of four boys, been drinking beer on a regular basis since I was 12. Is that normal?
I got popped for open container at the age of 12. True story.
I grew up on Carta Blanca and Miller High Life. I'm the youngest of four boys, been drinking beer on a regular basis since I was 12. Is that normal?
Who said anything about fat, it was all muscle! Lollol. I don't carry any fat..but still find beer very filling and yes, l too, drink for effect and booze is quicker!!
This l believe!!I got popped for open container at the age of 12. True story.
This l also believe.Who said anything about fat, it was all muscle! Lol
And you had the nerve to bench me a couple of weeks ago. LolI got popped for open container at the age of 12. True story.
This l believe!!
6'4" 340 pounds of steel and sex appeal.This l also believe.
trust me. I got "benched" 5000 times worse than you did. My father didn't mess around.And you had the nerve to bench me a couple of weeks ago. Lol
6'4" 340 pounds of steel and sex appeal.
That was a few years ago, I'm a little guy now.Good god, man. I wouldn't **** with you, coach!!!
That was a few years ago, I'm a little guy now.
That was a few years ago, I'm a little guy now.
I'm 245 now, that's 20 lbs less than I weighed my sophomore year in HS. I drank like a fish back then too.By little you mean 330?
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lol. Only if l was heavily armed!Good god, man. I wouldn't **** with you, coach!!!
lol. Only if l was heavily armed!
Guys, I'm getting PMs telling me not to like specific posters... like wth!?!
I've never said this Trouty, but thank you for your service. I signed up for the military back in 86 after my second year of college. Two weeks before I went for my physical, I was thrown off a horse at my uncles ranch in Mexico and tore up my ankle. Had to have a complete reconstruction, that was the end of that, my life turned out pretty good, but I've always wondered what it would have been like to serve my country. I like to think I've made a difference in the lives of all the kids I've coached over the last 30 years, but I know it doesn't compare to what you and all of our veterans have done. Thanks again brother!Right!? And I'm ******* infantry lol
I know when to pick my battles... with Coach, I'm saluting and walking the **** away![]()
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Never understood the obsession on "Likes". Obviously, I'm too old to understand the value of something that doesn't really exist.
I've never said this Trouty, but thank you for your service. I signed up for the military back in 86 after my second year of college. Two weeks before I went for my physical, I was thrown off a horse at my uncles ranch in Mexico and tore up my ankle. Had to have a complete reconstructio. that was the end of that, my life turned out pretty good, but I've always wondered what it would have been like to serve my country. I like to think I've made a difference in the lives of all the kids I've coached over the last 30 years, but I know it doesn't compare to what you and all of our veterans have done. Thanks again brother!
