Certainly produce more than POWER St. X.
He was a good dude and they were a good family. He had some learning difficulties, from what I heard, and UL was letting anybody in back then. Should I have said mildly retarded? Maybe not but that was the way it was phrased back then. Did you go to Calloway?WTF are you talking about? Fred was smart as hell. Made good grades and came from a great family. He went to Louisville and played under Schnellenberger and started at wide receiver as a freshman.
Hilarious YOU would call someone mildly retarded. Jesus you are horrible.
Target : Wal Mart :: Starbucks : Dunkin Donuts :: Buffalo Wings and Rings : BW3s
Still amazes me that a place like Leslie Co. produced that dude.
i had a friend who was a big baseball player back in high school
What don't you like about chain restaurants, cell service provider outlets, a new traffic light every 100 yards and 4 lanes of people texting while driving?Hurstbourne Lane is pretty much the worst place in Louisville, imo.
Goetta is incredible. Team Willy.
Went to Mussel Burger Bar last night. It was good but their prices are getting up there... $15 for all the burgers. 05 was a huge fan of the corn on the cob.
FWIW, I tweeted out that Goetta is terrible about 10 minutes ago and I'm already trending nationally and my twitter account overheated with favorites and had to be temporarily suspended for maintenance.
Cincy, what a weird place, smh.
FWIW, I tweeted out that Goetta is terrible about 10 minutes ago and I'm already trending nationally and my twitter account overheated with favorites and had to be temporarily suspended for maintenance.
Cincy, what a weird place, smh.
You are weirder imo
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