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Isaiah Walker

Just keep applying pressure & we should get this flip.

I said this over a month ago, but we really should have Flowers & Duke talk to this kid to help him realize that the best place for him is The U.

Coach Barry can mold this kid into a true LT & get him developed for the league.
 
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Liberty City El said:
Just keep applying pressure & we should get this flip.

I said this over a month ago, but we really should have Flowers & Duke talk to this kid to help him realize that the best place for him is The U.

Coach Barry can mold this kid into a true LT & get him developed for the league.
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Exactly, let’s keep chipping away. He’s not staying with South Carolina at all
 
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Hoyacane1620 said:
I laughed....

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I knew Walker was a well read cat, but I didn’t know HOW well read he was until this.

That outfit is almost a dead ringer for the WW2-era character Martina Van Burgen, from a book that eventually became the 70s British series Knight Night. The show was actually part of the inspiration for Man in the High Castle, but it looked at a lesser German victory in WW2, where the US gets knocked out at Pearl Harbor and loses all trade power once the UK surrenders.

Van Burgen’s character is a double agent based in Miami, secretly working for the weakened US government despite being of German descent. The kicker? Her code name was Hurricane.

Walker has levels, mang.




















I have no idea what it means. I’m sorry, I couldn’t help myself.
 
IndayArtHauz said:
I knew Walker was a well read cat, but I didn’t know HOW well read he was until this.

That outfit is almost a dead ringer for the WW2-era character Martina Van Burgen, from a book that eventually became the 70s British series Knight Night. The show was actually part of the inspiration for Man in the High Castle, but it looked at a lesser German victory in WW2, where the US gets knocked out at Pearl Harbor and loses all trade power once the UK surrenders.

Van Burgen’s character is a double agent based in Miami, secretly working for the weakened US government despite being of German descent. The kicker? Her code name was Hurricane.

Walker has levels, mang.




















I have no idea what it means. I’m sorry, I couldn’t help myself.
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It was spelled Bergen, not Burgen. I know the story well.

Some of us old-time Miamians had dealings with her.
 
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Monolo and company need to find a way to close the kid even if that means Flowers and Duke influence combined with hometown allegiance
 
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IndayArtHauz said:
I knew Walker was a well read cat, but I didn’t know HOW well read he was until this.

That outfit is almost a dead ringer for the WW2-era character Martina Van Burgen, from a book that eventually became the 70s British series Knight Night. The show was actually part of the inspiration for Man in the High Castle, but it looked at a lesser German victory in WW2, where the US gets knocked out at Pearl Harbor and loses all trade power once the UK surrenders.

Van Burgen’s character is a double agent based in Miami, secretly working for the weakened US government despite being of German descent. The kicker? Her code name was Hurricane.

Walker has levels, mang.




















I have no idea what it means. I’m sorry, I couldn’t help myself.
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ho-lee-**** if true
 
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we overplay that card all the time. its a college town. a lot of kids like college towns.
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Just a quick note, Columbia is not a college town lol.
 
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