Bush Wamukota 7 Foot C 2014 - is a Shocker!

[kcshocker11]

Yes, I know his current coach says he has soft hands. Now if Coach Marshall says he has soft hands then I will buy in.

http://www.wikihow.com/Get-Soft-Hands The coaches are already on this

[1972Shocker]

http://www.wikihow.com/Get-Soft-Hands The coaches are already on this

Whatever it takes. Did not seem to take with EO. He must have tight pores.

Maybe we should go with the Jerry Rice method:

His hands and focus were honed working for his father, a brick mason, on scorching hot days. Rice would stand on the scaffolding and catch bricks from his brothers to hand to his dad — with any dropped brick being deducted from his paycheck.

[shock]

Whatever it takes. Did not seem to take with EO. He must have tight pores.

Maybe we should go with the Jerry Rice method:

Stickum!!!

[wu_shizzle]

Well ... next year we can always say:

Bush's fault.

[1972Shocker]

Stickum!!!

Probably helps with catching the ball and rebounding, but kind of plays havoc with the release on your shot.

[Ricardo del Rio]

His hands and focus were honed working for his father, a brick mason, on scorching hot days. Rice would stand on the scaffolding and catch bricks from his brothers to hand to his dad — with any dropped brick being deducted from his paycheck.

When I was young, I worked for my dad in the field. I used to throw brick and catch brick. Also, I used to throw mortar. Throwing mortar is somewhat tricky.

I am pretty sure that I do not have Jerry Rice hands.

I am not sure what this post has to do with the thread title.

[pinstripers]

It's not "bricks?"

[Ricardo del Rio]

It's not "bricks?"

Actually, it is bricks. There is somewhat of an art in thowing 6-8 bricks from the ground up to the first level scaffold.

In construction lingo, plural brick is usually spoken as singular brick. Lingo example: "He threw brick to me." Grammatically correct example: "He threw bricks to me."

If only Bush knew the impact that he has on this thread.

[Cdizzle]

Seems like having a kid throw up bricks all day is not the way to improve his basketball offensive skills.

[1972Shocker]

I am pretty sure that I do not have Jerry Rice hands.

Not many can make say they do.

[Kochaddict]

I always thought throwing up a brick in basketball was a bad thing.

[WSUwatcher]

Well ... next year we can always say:

Bush's fault.

For some of our posters and their political heroes, that'll make about 10 years in a row.

[WSUwatcher]

I am not sure what this post has to do with the thread title.

EO 2.0!

[RoyalShock]

Seems like having a kid throw up bricks all day is not the way to improve his basketball offensive skills.

That would leave some nasty chaffing on the esophagus!

[kcshocker11]

For some of our posters and their political heroes, that'll make about 10 years in a row.

Yes but this is a Bush even I can like. After all he is Kenyan.:pirate: