Kevin Nerney

Kevin Nerney 1 week, 2 days ago on Fred Schupner: Post office mistake

Unfortunately the Sailors are done for the season 6-4. Great job and Congrats to Bob Heister, I 'm positive the boys will remember what you have taught them for the rest of their lives, I know my son who played under you 5 years ago sure does. My bid for a name although not the final one I may submit is Al Kia. KIA just like the car although in this case a little know it all. I originally came up with Karnac(knows about really nothing anyone cares about) but I like Johnny Carson to much.

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Kevin Nerney 1 week, 2 days ago on Fred Schupner: Post office mistake

I was hoping today's lax game would be on radio but couldn't find it. The Men's NCAA quarterfinals are this weekend. Sat 12:30 and 3 and Sun noon and 2:30 Sat you can get it on ESPN2 and Sunday when Denver plays it's on ESPNU (which I don't get / so I have to watch it on the little computer screen at WatchESPN. My brain is hurting already trying to come up with a name but I'm thristing for those PBR's.

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Kevin Nerney 1 week, 3 days ago on Fred Schupner: Post office mistake

Unlike the sticks of today the orginial lacrosse sticks were made of wood. The handle, right side of the stick, and the top were all one piece and the left side was made of cat gut to make a finished basket as were. Well the shape of the wood looked similar to the shape of the staff that the french Bishops would carry. The french described the lacrosse stick as the cross,hence Lacrosse in its modern form.

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Kevin Nerney 1 week, 3 days ago on Fred Schupner: Post office mistake

Can I join? or is this an exclusive club. Jerry you don't know what you're missing. I have been involved in lacrosse since 1970 either as a player a coach or a referree. I think its the best sport out there, even though I like football I love lacrosse. This weekend while watching the Cornell-Maryland lacrosse game ESPN2 showed a clip of Frank Gifford from 1976 saying Lacrosse is the fastest growing game in the US. Later the announcer told a story about Howard Cosell asking Frank Gifford what was the most exciting game he had ever seen. Now I'm sure Frank must have witnessed plenty of great games in his day between his pro carreer and covering all different sports on Wide World of Sports and he answered "the Cornell -Maryland Lacrosse game 1976." There's a reason lacrosse is known as "the fastest game on two feet." Cornell won in overtime. Put it on your bucket list and catch a game live as soon as you can. Go Sailors

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Kevin Nerney 1 month ago on Sleeping Giant on a nice spring day. Submitted by: Mark Ruckman

Hey Mark how can I go about getting a copy of this photo. I have a window in the basement that is up against a the cement wall and this would look great as a fake mural behind the glass. Thanks Kevin call me at 819 1661

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Kevin Nerney 1 month ago on Oak Creek home catches fire Monday morning; no one injured

Why are they pumping water on one side through windows when they have guys on the porch roof on the opposite side of those windows??? Glad know one got hurt with all that smoke being pushed toward them one could have easily fallen off the roof.

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Kevin Nerney 1 month ago on Dr. David Criste: Don't blame weapons

Scott, one could argue that not all bombs are illegal everywhere. Here in Colorado fireworks (small bombs) are illegal if they leave the ground and make a report(go bang). Whereas numberous states sell all kinds of explosives, er, fireworks. I remember as a kid guys would brag about having M-80's (1/8 stick of dynamite?). Gun advocates just know which battles to fight. Give up bombs(fireworks) lose battle keep guns ( win war). PS Speaking of bombs riddle me this Batman er Scott--- why am I allowed to run my own gas to the stove and fireplace (a really big bomb potenially) without a plumbing license yet I need a licensed plumber to run a fart fan,( really really small bomb)?

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Kevin Nerney 1 month, 1 week ago on Richard Lorne Eedy: Canadian difference

1.6 billion divivded by 230,000 employees is quite a bit more than 1,000, even if you use mulitple years. I thought we were in financial straits or are they trying to help with the unemployment issue by putting ammo makers to work. Couple this info with whats going on in Utah (at the Data Collection Center) and as Desi use to say "You got alot a splaining to do Lucy". Why do people expect to get a straight answer from the leaders to direct questions especially about "top secrect issues"? Even the white house spokesman can't just answer a question with "That's classifed information and I'm not at liberty to discuss it with the press". He always goes on these convuluted long winded explanations that reveal nothing. As for the Captains statement I agree with him but think he is barking up the wrong tree, The real question is Who can we trust? Just because Cronyn was elected doesn't mean he's on "our" side. (our side meaning consitutional Americans). I'm not a conspiracy theorist but anyone who has ever read a spy novel knows virtually no one can be trusted.

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Kevin Nerney 1 month, 3 weeks ago on Steamboat Springs boys lacrosse coach Bob Hiester set to retire

Congratulations on your upcoming retirement and good luck in all your future endeavors. Take it from a retired guy there's nothing to be nervous about, soon you'll be saying I'm so busy I don't know how I ever had time for work. P.S. Kathy says you are the most awesome math teacher

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