Navin R Slavin
Fifth line center
Need an exclamation point after Hung. Hung! But other than that, yes, it's a perfect textual Seinfeld impression.
Fun fact: 4 years ago he sold the world's most expensive diamond to a Chinese businessman whose last name was (ironically) Hung.
Today is National Napping day
My boss didn't like me taking part in the celebration.
Is your boss Don Cherry?My boss didn't like me taking part in the celebration.
Is your boss Don Cherry?
Not that there’s anything wrong with that...By "Boss" I think he meant his wife.
By "Boss" I think he meant his wife.
This guy speaks married.
I think your wife has seen her share of posts.After 25 years of marriage, I can neither confirm nor deny. (but don't let my wife see this post).
I think your wife has seen her share of posts.
Spa-Hankin'-it.....The Hankster is on fire.I think your wife has seen her share of posts.
If they'd look closely, they discover that practically every D1 schools does things like this. Student athletes not actually taking classes, getting paid, etc. Its more common than some would imagine.FBI has uncovered a major cash bribery scam at several universities spreading across several sports, Wake Forest is one of the schools involved.
If they'd look closely, they discover that practically every D1 schools does things like this. Student athletes not actually taking classes, getting paid, etc. Its more common than some would imagine.
I'm shocked, I tell you, just shocked.....in case it is needed.....College sports is big business. One of the biggest. It's crooked all the Way around. I saw a lot of it firsthand when I was in school. Saw some really strange things. Like star athletes walking into a bar or club and people lining up to hand them cash. That one blew my mind. I had star athletes in my classes. They rarely showed up. Never handed in assignments, and made As without spending more than 2 or 3 minutes taking an exam. Always the 1st ones done and gone on test days.
I think your wife has seen her share of posts.
Nooo... I'm sure if there was any circumventions or anything else fishy in the setup the boys would have been informed about it by their advisors.College sports is big business. One of the biggest. It's crooked all the Way around. I saw a lot of it firsthand when I was in school. Saw some really strange things. Like star athletes walking into a bar or club and people lining up to hand them cash. That one blew my mind. I had star athletes in my classes. They rarely showed up. Never handed in assignments, and made As without spending more than 2 or 3 minutes taking an exam. Always the 1st ones done and gone on test days.