Jo Jo Embiid
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Hey, just letting ya know ESPN has a nice little article about JO, JO - -basically talking about his transformation from Cameroon, talking about his high and lo’s while at KU - -pretty cool – Video/interview. - -ROCK CHALK ALL DAY LONG BABY
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Link?
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The only problem is you have to go freaking baseball doesn’t exist anymore espn.
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wissox said:
The only problem is you have to go freaking baseball doesn’t exist anymore espn.
Wow, I don’t ever get drunk but it sure looks like I was drunk when I posted that!
Should have said The only problem is you have to go to freaking baseball doesn’t exist anymore espn.
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@wissox hey, cut back on the sauce!
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@KUSTEVE he was kicked out of NO!
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@Crimsonorblue22 That’s hard to do…lol. I thought the only law they had in NO was you weren’t allowed to serve a bad meal!
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@KUSTEVE Well, he was an interlopin’ Yankee, after all.
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Com’on guys…cut the guy a break, it is Summer and he is having teaching withdrawal syndrome…
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Didn’t know ya’ll were still talking about me!
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@wissox You moved but are not forgotten!
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@mayjay I’m in everyone’s head
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Would that make you a head case?
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@jayballer54 Loved it!
JoJo is gonna have an ALL STAR year this year.
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I wasn’t kicked out of nowhere.
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@wissox we were just kidding! How ya doing? How’s the new school?
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I know you was…were…? I’m not an English teacher! School is better than where I’ve been. Still pretty rough, but that’s where I’m destined to be so no biggy!
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@wissox what area are you in? Still high school?
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What triggered your job change?
a.) escape young disingenuous Principal;
b.) achieve higher salary and benefits;
c.) a desire to teach in a different state that specifies less of the questions you are required to ask on standardized tests, so you can do a better job of teaching;
d.) move to a lower priority nuclear target of North Korea, China, and Russia;
e.) attain enhanced mass casualty event survivability by teaching at a FEMA COG high school deep underground at a classified location;
f.) a desire to move to an area where there is vastly less chemtrail spraying;
g.) moving to a private school where children are not forced by state law to take unnecessary vaccinations laced with mercury, which the CDC now reputedly admits does correlate with autism;
h.) more stimulating colleagues that do not keep white pillow cases with eye holes in their lockers;
i.) humidity below 96%;
j.) a school with a sharply lower ratio of students lost to voodoo sacrifice vs. honor roll graduates; or
k.) school in a town with an airport with regular non-stops to Lawrence during basketball season?
(Note: all fiction, no malice. Sure hope it works out well for you. You seem like a dedicated and good teacher.)
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Thanks @jaybate-1-0 Move was prompted by a desire to move back to my Chicago roots. There’s about 3 school districts here that would pay less than my Baton Rouge pay and I found one of them! We have kids here, family and extended family, and most importantly, I want to go to see the Sox play in person and be able to turn the tube on at night and see a team other than the Yankees or Red Sox.
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@Crimsonorblue22 Teaching middle school in a relatively poor south suburb called Markham. In general these south suburbs have a bit of Detroit going on. Housing dropping precipitously. Taxes ridiculous, when we buy a house we’ll probably buy one in Indiana where living expenses are lower.
