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AlphaGriz1 wrote:I know it's easy for a fat, drunk bastard like me to be confused but is Carlito the Indian with the learning disability or is it his brother?
Benny Blanco from Bronx/Carlito Brigante does he know the Bronx is in the state of NY and not California?
I'd have to agree with that. The guy was so out of his mind ridiculous, it made for a good laugh! The thing that really got me is the posters that started getting offended by his outlandish comments! After 2 of Carlito's comments, anybody should realize that he was full of crap. I do like the Sunday evening special starring Carlito idea!grizatwork wrote:I just caught up on the Carlito posts. Wow if that wasn't entertaining as hell. I have never seen someone actually lose touch while they were posting on a message board. I think you should definitely have him back. Maybe on Sunday nights when things are slow on the board. Open up a two hour window for him. That is gold.
IMO, if you look at the video on YouTube on the Livengood kid, it is amazing. How many all-state players from California were offered this year? None. Only all-staters from Montana were offered. Someone really missed the boat on this one. The kid is legend in North Orange County. He embarrased D1-A scholarship players when he was in 9th grade while playing scout defense (and the fact that the upper-classmen were being worked by a freshman was emphasized by a HS All-American who was a starting center at UCLA in the early 1990's). He is stronger than JUCO defensive lineman who are as large as 6'5" and 260 lbs. (bench reps with 120 lbs. in each hand, shrugs with 405 lbs, leg presses over 1000 lbs for reps). When you look at the YouTube videos, he has punt hangtimes at 5.0s (hand-timed - the prefered method by kicking camps, coaches, and combines) in Vegas (2000 ft. in elevation at best). He turned down a position on a sprint team that will probably go sub 43s in the 4x100 this year.BigBruceBaker wrote:Just wanted to say how much i despise this lunatic. I know its gonna stay locked mod's but just wanted to express how idiotic and REDICULOUS this guy was
Oh, another fact on the California kid who is promoted by the idiotic and REDICULOUS. There is a kid coming to ISU from Valencia High School in Placentia, CA named Wes Fletcher. Your suggested walk-on/team manager became annoyed at Fletcher's ability to move the ball during a ninth-grade game in 2004. He hit Fletcher so hard while playing defensive end, that Fletcher's eyes glazed over and started to roll back into his sockets. This effectively ended Fletcher's activity that afternoon. To add insult to injury, he nailed a 56-yard punt (five yards of roll) that put Valencia at their own 7 yard line with time running out.BigBruceBaker wrote:Just wanted to say how much i despise this lunatic. I know its gonna stay locked mod's but just wanted to express how idiotic and REDICULOUS this guy was
Funny how the mods didn't mention the e-mail address that C. Brigante uses. I know C. Brigante, and he is not a nut job. He is probably one of the most brilliant persons at one of the PAC-10's health science campuses. He has been involved with the program from the testing side at this school and has incredible insight into recruiting and all the games played to make an entire set of freshman running backs and linebackers eligible when they should be at a JUCO. He comes from the OCVarsity.com school of posting and blogging, where brashness is the order of the day. The kind that even gets you annointed by the Orange County Register. You can't post like a milque-toast and survive there.kmax wrote:That's pretty close to the BS that he emailed the mods. Sad really. I hope he gets some professional help.
How do you know he didn't sign it? Well, actually, he wrote it according to C. Brigante, so signing it is somewhat redundant.DCC2MSU wrote:Funny how if he was so important, he wasn't chosen to sign the actual constitution they submitted. I would have thought that was the least they could do for the man who single-handedly steered Montana towards statehood.
Max Cady wrote:IMO, if you look at the video on YouTube on the Livengood kid, it is amazing. How many all-state players from California were offered this year? None. Only all-staters from Montana were offered. Someone really missed the boat on this one. The kid is legend in North Orange County. He embarrased D1-A scholarship players when he was in 9th grade while playing scout defense (and the fact that the upper-classmen were being worked by a freshman was emphasized by a HS All-American who was a starting center at UCLA in the early 1990's). He is stronger than JUCO defensive lineman who are as large as 6'5" and 260 lbs. (bench reps with 120 lbs. in each hand, shrugs with 405 lbs, leg presses over 1000 lbs for reps). When you look at the YouTube videos, he has punt hangtimes at 5.0s (hand-timed - the prefered method by kicking camps, coaches, and combines) in Vegas (2000 ft. in elevation at best). He turned down a position on a sprint team that will probably go sub 43s in the 4x100 this year.BigBruceBaker wrote:Just wanted to say how much i despise this lunatic. I know its gonna stay locked mod's but just wanted to express how idiotic and REDICULOUS this guy was
Now who is idiotic and REDICULOUS. How will you ever get to the playoffs if you overlook players like this? And, it sounds like he is a Montanan down to the cellular level. You can't blame him if his family decided to get out of Montana and ended up in California.
Max Cady wrote:How do you know he didn't sign it? Well, actually, he wrote it according to C. Brigante, so signing it is somewhat redundant.DCC2MSU wrote:Funny how if he was so important, he wasn't chosen to sign the actual constitution they submitted. I would have thought that was the least they could do for the man who single-handedly steered Montana towards statehood.
You need to understand Montana history to understand why he was there. The years 1887-1889 were crucial in setting up statehood. Hammond showed up in 1887 at 28 years of age. He came essentially from the eastern seaboard and in earshot of Washington D.C. He was a Republican and a freemason, and this lot ran the state for at least the first quarter century of statehood. Do you think he was there by accident? There is a political scientist at Wake Forest who is quite fond of the 1889 constitutional convention, especially the proceedings and debates from the 45 days. Maybe he could provide some insight.
C. Brigante already spoke with Ash. It was more of a bad timing issue in terms of getting other-than-punting credentials to the program. Ash was considering the California All-Stater for a D-line position, but hasn't gotten back. Said he couldn't afford a punter now, and he already has a punter who averages 42 gross yards/punt.BigBruceBaker wrote:Max Cady wrote:How do you know he didn't sign it? Well, actually, he wrote it according to C. Brigante, so signing it is somewhat redundant.DCC2MSU wrote:Funny how if he was so important, he wasn't chosen to sign the actual constitution they submitted. I would have thought that was the least they could do for the man who single-handedly steered Montana towards statehood.
You need to understand Montana history to understand why he was there. The years 1887-1889 were crucial in setting up statehood. Hammond showed up in 1887 at 28 years of age. He came essentially from the eastern seaboard and in earshot of Washington D.C. He was a Republican and a freemason, and this lot ran the state for at least the first quarter century of statehood. Do you think he was there by accident? There is a political scientist at Wake Forest who is quite fond of the 1889 constitutional convention, especially the proceedings and debates from the 45 days. Maybe he could provide some insight.
Awesome buddy give me his phone number, email address, and all his credintials and i would love to speak with him THROUGH msu!
You mean Robert Mitchum was Max Cady. Anyone for Keyser Soze?BroncoCat wrote:I think you may be on to something. This clown changes his screen names to movie characters. Max Cady was Robert De Niro's role in Cape Fear. to go along with Carlito Brigantes, from Carlito's Way.grizzh8r wrote:Max Cady = C. Brigante?
My bad. You meant the Political Scientist at Wake Forest.BigBruceBaker wrote:Max Cady wrote:How do you know he didn't sign it? Well, actually, he wrote it according to C. Brigante, so signing it is somewhat redundant.DCC2MSU wrote:Funny how if he was so important, he wasn't chosen to sign the actual constitution they submitted. I would have thought that was the least they could do for the man who single-handedly steered Montana towards statehood.
You need to understand Montana history to understand why he was there. The years 1887-1889 were crucial in setting up statehood. Hammond showed up in 1887 at 28 years of age. He came essentially from the eastern seaboard and in earshot of Washington D.C. He was a Republican and a freemason, and this lot ran the state for at least the first quarter century of statehood. Do you think he was there by accident? There is a political scientist at Wake Forest who is quite fond of the 1889 constitutional convention, especially the proceedings and debates from the 45 days. Maybe he could provide some insight.
Awesome buddy give me his phone number, email address, and all his credintials and i would love to speak with him THROUGH msu!
