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Trey Lyles being held out of practice/Summer League for now

Scat said:
Wal-Mart's carrot cake is pretty damn good.
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So are their cinnamon cookies. Got some for my son's school party, tried one and went back to buy something else for the party.

As far as cake goes, you take a bitching recipe, buy the best ingredients you can find (and afford), add your own personal touches to it. . . and then bake that mother******.

If you're going to buy a cake, skip Walmart and go big or go home.
 

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Catchall said:
Any meaningful FAs still out there? Not that I want the Jazz to sign one, just wondering what the activity level around the league is expected to be.

Enes Kanter is going to sign for over $15.5M annually. True story.
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He got paid. Let's see if OKC can now get an honest days work out of him. Easier said then done.
 
Okay, can someone explain the cake thing to me, or perhaps point me to wh ere it was introduced.
 
mellow said:
Okay, can someone explain the cake thing to me, or perhaps point me to wh ere it was introduced.
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Dennis Lindsey said it in one of his recent interviews with 1280. It was used as an analogy/explanation for why the FO could make a case for why staying quiet in free agency could be the right thing to do. We have the ingredients (players and coaches), recipe (game plan and high character), now all we need to do is bake the cake. Bringing in new dominant ingredients (players) could alter the recipe, cook time, and outcome. Etc.

#SportsMetaphor
 
Sexual Favors said:
Dennis Lindsey said it in one of his recent interviews with 1280. It was used as an analogy/explanation for why the FO could make a case for why staying quiet in free agency could be the right thing to do. We have the ingredients (players and coaches), recipe (game plan and high character), now all we need to do is bake the cake. Bringing in new dominant ingredients (players) could alter the recipe, cook time, and outcome. Etc.

#SportsMetaphor
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it's a cooking metaphor
 
NAOS said:
Seriously, I think this might be the most pathetic thread I've ever seen on JFC.
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I started this thread for legitimate reasons, and haven't contributed to any of PKM's attention whoring in it. What do I win for starting the most pathetic thread?
 
Sexual Favors said:
Dennis Lindsey said it in one of his recent interviews with 1280. It was used as an analogy/explanation for why the FO could make a case for why staying quiet in free agency could be the right thing to do. We have the ingredients (players and coaches), recipe (game plan and high character), now all we need to do is bake the cake. Bringing in new dominant ingredients (players) could alter the recipe, cook time, and outcome. Etc.

#SportsMetaphor
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Thanks, I think I understand now.

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Sexual Favors said:
Dennis Lindsey said it in one of his recent interviews with 1280. It was used as an analogy/explanation for why the FO could make a case for why staying quiet in free agency could be the right thing to do. We have the ingredients (players and coaches), recipe (game plan and high character), now all we need to do is bake the cake. Bringing in new dominant ingredients (players) could alter the recipe, cook time, and outcome. Etc.

#SportsMetaphor
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Still need a bulldog tho
 
dalamon said:
Still need a bulldog tho
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you carry such incredible burdens. I wonder if your parents appreciate you enough; the religious guilts of immigrants can be crushing, and I don't think immigrant parents appreciate what their children and grandchildren go through. I can see your second-generation affects here on JFC, where that generational righteousness blends with a worldliness in such a way that few people really understand you. Probably time to bust out Microsoft Pain(t) and distract yourself, and the rest of us, with attempts at humor.

Your community is praying for you, Dal.
 
NAOS said:
you carry such incredible burdens. I wonder if your parents appreciate you enough; the religious guilts of immigrants can be crushing, and I don't think immigrant parents appreciate what their children and grandchildren go through. I can see your second-generation affects here on JFC, where that generational righteousness blends with a worldliness in such a way that few people really understand you. Probably time to bust out Microsoft Pain(t) and distract yourself, and the rest of us, with attempts at humor.

Your community is praying for you, Dal.
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l-o-l
 
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