Stephon Castle honors

[Hey Adrien!]

 

[CL82]

For a second I read that as the New Jersey Mike Nesmith watchlist. And I was thinking “well, that’s good but it be better if he was on the Mickey Dolenz watchlist.”

 

[Vancat]

For a second I read that as the New Jersey Mike Nesmith watchlist. And I was thinking “well, that’s good but it be better if he was on the Mickey Dolenz watchlist.”

as contrived and corny as they were, they did have 'some' good songs.

 

[CL82]

as contrived and corny as they were, they did have 'some' good songs.

Bryce and Hart, right?

Yeah their hits were actually good and very listenable. They would’ve added sugar sugar to them as well but the band refused to play it. It went on to be at chart topping hit.

 

[alexd]

For a second I read that as the New Jersey Mike Nesmith watchlist. And I was thinking “well, that’s good but it be better if he was on the Mickey Dolenz watchlist.”

A quick glance and I was thinking he made "top 25 in New Jersey" and I was thinking, I hope so!!

 

[husky429]

Stephon Castle is not an underclassman. He's a junior.

Someone help me out here? Am I crazy?

 

[BGesus4]

Stephon Castle is not an underclassman. He's a junior.

Someone help me out here? Am I crazy?

Pretty sure underclassman means not a senior.

So to answer your question, maybe.

 

[husky429]

Pretty sure underclassman means not a senior.

So to answer your question, maybe.

I have never heard that in my life, and I've worked in high schools my entire career.

Underclass = freshman and sophomores.

Upperclass = juniors and seniors.

 

[UconnU]

I have never heard that in my life, and I've worked in high schools my entire career.

Underclass = freshman and sophomores.

Upperclass = juniors and seniors.

In the traditional sense you are correct but for these accolades/awards any student who is not a senior is considered underclass.

 

[huskiesNhoos]

Stephon Castle is not an underclassman. He's a junior.

Someone help me out here? Am I crazy?

very much like:

early 30s = 30-34
mid 30s = 35-38
late 30s = 39

or so I tell myself...

 

[husky429]

very much like:

early 30s = 30-34
mid 30s = 35-38
late 30s = 39

or so I tell myself...

I have been described as a "29-year-old man in his mid-40s" before. My students claim I have a "distinct old man energy." I think the bad knees, and curmudgeon-ish nature does it for me.

 

[SoFla Steve]

Bryce and Hart, right?

Yeah their hits were actually good and very listenable. They would’ve added sugar sugar to them as well but the band refused to play it. It went on to be at chart topping hit.

Boyce & Hart !!

 

[FfldCntyFan]

We've gotten this far with Monkee references and nobody has mentioned Peter Tork(leson) was an EO Smith grad and his father taught at UConn.

Disappointing effort.

 

[CL82]

Boyce & Hart !!

That’s right! (I probably should have googled it but I prefer to go from memory… such as it is.)

 

[CL82]

We've gotten this far with Monkee references and nobody has mentioned Peter Tork(leson) was an EO Smith grad and his father taught at UConn.

Disappointing effort.

I thought about it, but that would be like providing all the answers in one of the music threads. You have to let these things develop on their own.

 

[alphasigko]

We've gotten this far with Monkee references and nobody has mentioned Peter Tork(leson) was an EO Smith grad and his father taught at UConn.

Disappointing effort.

One summer (I think '70 or '71) my UConn friends rented the Torkelson house in Storrs. We had a blast there! We all knew that Peter Tork had lived there and we all got a kick out of that. Many a hangover experienced there!

 

[Vancat]

Davy Jones. Ok now we are complete.

 

[Chin Diesel]

Back to the subject at hand, Jersey Mike's has become my go to sub shop if I am traveling, need a sandwich and don't have time to research/find a local joint. Definitely a cut above Subway, Jimmy John's, Blimpie, Firehouse and any of the others.

 

[CL82]

very much like:

early 30s = 30-34
mid 30s = 35-38
late 30s = 39

or so I tell myself...

Or 55 being middle-aged. It is if you’re planning on living to 110.

 

[Improviser]

Or 55 being middle-aged. It is if you’re planning on living to 110.

True on the numbers and on the analysis.

55 being called middle age, can also for some, mean they are in the middle of early onset dementia unfortunately.

Actually, at 50, a person can join AARP, and there are some amusing alternate acronyms, such as Areas Above the Refuse Pile and a few other below.

What does AARP stand for?

AcronymAttic has 32 unverified meanings for AARP.

www.acronymattic.com

 

[TheChamps990411]

very much like:

early 30s = 30-34
mid 30s = 35-38
late 30s = 39

or so I tell myself...

Early 30s = 30-32
Mid 30s = 33-36
Late 30s = 37-39

This doesnt make me feel better. Im 45, 46 on Monday

 

[navery12]

very much like:

early 30s = 30-34
mid 30s = 35-38
late 30s = 39

or so I tell myself...

As someone who turned 28 yesterday, 28 is definitely still mid 20s

 

[Improviser]

Early 30s = 30-32
Mid 30s = 33-36
Late 30s = 37-39

This doesnt make me feel better. Im 45, 46 on Monday

You're still a kid.

If you have good knees and shoulders and hips, be glad for it. Older ones and not necessarily very old ones, often need parts replaced, and those parts last for a time limited period. If you can chase a tennis ball and jog around the block, you're on top of the world.

But, at your age, time for your first colonoscopy.

Regular screening, beginning at age 45, is the key to preventing colorectal cancer and finding it early. The U.S. Preventive Services Task Force (USPSTF) recommends that adults age 45 to 75 be screened for colorectal cancer.

I'm near the other end of the spectrum. Not yet there and not looking forward to it. Not sure I want the next colonoscopy.