
BlazerFan1
Apr 28, 2008 Dec 16, 2009 45 10746
Not much to know.
I <3 Blazers
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a fan of
Seattle Mariners
Portland Trail Blazers
Oakland Raiders
Oregon St. Beavers
Tiger...
i dont watch this
what the hell?
Floyd ...
n/a
i guess lance...who else?
I hate tennis
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JD Nov 2 Happy Monday
Happy Monday everyone! Aren't you sooooo excited to be up and at it for another week of hard work ! :-D
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Friday the 23rd Junk D.
Dave, this is how you post information after the jump
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Junk D. August 26th two thousand and nine
Dear Everyone,
Did you miss me? I miss my blazersedge.
How has your summer been? Have you vacay'd anywhere?
I went camping twice, which is a lot for me. Can't say i'll go camping anytime soon.
What is your favorite football team? I'm a Raiders fan. Before you get all indignant , remember, it's quite painful these days to be a Raiders fan.
Do you watch baseball? What is your favorite baseball team?
Have a great week!
<3 Always
Sophia
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7/30/2009 JUNK JUNK JUNK JUNK JUNK JUNK
My favorite song right now is Love Game by lady gaga. I <3 her.
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Junk 7/22/2009 Woman Scorned Edition
I am not a woman scorned, I just felt like typing that. LOL
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7/16/2009 JD V 2.0 Also, Live Blog Blazersedge Hoop Squad at 6 PM
I dont know what BRPs subject in the last JD was but im pretty sure it SUCKED
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The 5/22 JD: what is/was your position ?
I played basketball from age 6 to 14 (?) I was a Center/PF with great length and competitive fire that most other 6 year olds dont have. I won the city wide 12-15 year old CYO free throw championship... i dont remember how many in a row I made but it was alot ! :) Because I was the only girl in my class in 6th 7th and 8th grade, I played for All Saints Grade School and the SE Boys & Girls Club. My dad was the coach most seasons untill the end when he finally decided coaching tween girls was worse than the 6th level of Dante's Hell. In his defense, he encouraged/supported my serious attempt to play for the boys team but we all know what the Catholic Youth Organization had to say about that. . .
Strength : Great passion , very vocal, defensive stopper and can score at will . Good at the pick and roll .. nic name White Malone (i just made that up.. but it's funny b/c i totally used to throw bows like him)
Bad: difficult to establish post position without commiting tons of off. fouls. . Technical fouls out of every game-(that is not a joke)
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Shane &Ron had more trouble W/ Roy than with anyone this year
"Keri: You, Sam Presti, Kevin Pritchard … there's a wave of younger GMs that have come into the league the past few years and made an impact. Is it a case where you guys are more tuned in to analysis, or to managing the luxury tax? Or are there other reasons? "
Excellent piece ... could cut and paste KP into this :)
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BlazerFan1
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The auto descript. is hilarious... NSFW
Sophia
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5/15/2009 JD- History of the Mohawk
The Houston Rockets have inspired me to write of the history of the Mohawk.
In America.. the popularized version of the Mohawk started with :
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....The Mohawk Tribe get their name from Mohowa or "man eaters" . They were around untill the Dutch and French showed up .. and well the rest is American History 101.
The Clonycavan Man, a 2000-year-old male bog body found near Dublin, Ireland, was found to be wearing a Mohawk, held together with plant oil and pine resin imported from southwestern France or Spain.[1] The Mohawk, which can also be known as "Moonhawk" in some countries, is often thought to have been worn by the Mahican and Mohawk tribes, but the name may be a misnomer; it is believed that the Wyandot were the first Native American tribe to wear the hairstyle, but early French explorers mistook them for the Mohawk tribe[citation needed]. Many other accounts of Native American cultures however claim that 'In times of war, Mohawk men shaved their heads except for a scalplock or a crest down the center of their head—the hairstyle known as a roach or a "Mohawk." [2] During World War II, members of the Allied Airborne soldiers (specifically the 101st Airborne Division - the "Screaming Eagles") shaved their hair into Mohawks.[3]
(wikipedia.com)
Punk 'movement' in the 1980's popularized this hairstyle and today several renditions of the original due are the fauxhawk and eurohawk (lol).
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oh and i want to put a pic of my son's hair cut in here.. this is his baseball number ..... this HAS to be some sort of punishment..
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