I think I saw it yesterday in a Sid Hartman column? Said that those 3 have significantly changed their bodies this offseason: much bigger and stronger. Mentioned they came to make an impact this season. Good to hear.
Weatherly and Bower are in a massive fight for roster spots with Odenigbo and Arunde, so they better be extremely serious about their camp. I would be pretty surprised if more than 2 of those 4 make the final roster this year. (Jalyn Holmes could be a combo DT/DE, making it even tougher for them.) It would be awesome if even 1 of the 4 is good enough to be a significant part of the DL rotation.
Weatherly and Bower are in a massive fight for roster spots with Odenigbo and Arunde,
Neither of those guys will get an active roster spot. Practice squad. Arunde is raw as sushi.
Ugh I hate sushi. A sliver of raw fish wrapped around seaweed is not food. If It's a little chunk of raw fish it's bait to catch something nice to fillet and cook.
''A successful coach needs a patient wife, loyal dog, and a great quarterback ~ and not necessarily in that order''
Weatherly and Bower are in a massive fight for roster spots with Odenigbo and Arunde,
Neither of those guys will get an active roster spot. Practice squad. Arunde is raw as sushi.
Odenigbo can make it with a team, but it likely won't be the Vikings. His game is different, more the old style LDE. Nothing wrong with that, but the Vikings seem to be moving away from it.
and I disagree on Aruna, he looks like Weatherly to me in the sense that the Vikings may not want to expose him on the PS even if he is not ready. He could really throw a monkey wrench into the final roster decision. He could be a replacement for Weatherly this year.
Weatherly and Bower are in a massive fight for roster spots with Odenigbo and Arunde,
Neither of those guys will get an active roster spot. Practice squad. Arunde is raw as sushi.
Ugh I hate sushi. A sliver of raw fish wrapped around seaweed is not food. If It's a little chunk of raw fish it's bait to catch something nice to fillet and cook.
Same. Seems like every week someone from work asks if I want to go out for Sushi. I'm from Montana. I was born on the banks of a blue ribbon trout stream. And I've cleaned way too many fish to stomach eating raw ones now. Ish.
Weatherly and Bower are in a massive fight for roster spots with Odenigbo and Arunde,
Neither of those guys will get an active roster spot. Practice squad. Arunde is raw as sushi.
Ugh I hate sushi. A sliver of raw fish wrapped around seaweed is not food. If It's a little chunk of raw fish it's bait to catch something nice to fillet and cook.
Same. Seems like every week someone from work asks if I want to go out for Sushi. I'm from Montana. I was born on the banks of a blue ribbon trout stream. And I've cleaned way too many fish to stomach eating raw ones now. Ish.
I tell people... you see any oceans around here? the the best sushi (so i've been told) is fresh sushi and living in the midwest if its fish and we can afford it... its either not sushi fish or its not fresh. but yeah... its bait wrapped in pond scum.
honestly i am sure if I ever got real good authentic sushi I would probably like it. I am just not willing to try it in the midwest.
Weatherly and Bower are in a massive fight for roster spots with Odenigbo and Arunde,
Neither of those guys will get an active roster spot. Practice squad. Arunde is raw as sushi.
Ugh I hate sushi. A sliver of raw fish wrapped around seaweed is not food. If It's a little chunk of raw fish it's bait to catch something nice to fillet and cook.
Same. Seems like every week someone from work asks if I want to go out for Sushi. I'm from Montana. I was born on the banks of a blue ribbon trout stream. And I've cleaned way too many fish to stomach eating raw ones now. Ish.
I tell people... you see any oceans around here? the the best sushi (so i've been told) is fresh sushi and living in the midwest if its fish and we can afford it... its either not sushi fish or its not fresh. but yeah... its bait wrapped in pond scum.
honestly i am sure if I ever got real good authentic sushi I would probably like it. I am just not willing to try it in the midwest.
I live 5 miles from the Gulf of Mexico. I also really like fresh fish. I can get daily caught at the marina. Man harnessed fire for a reason is my motto about eating them. I've caught some nice spotted sea trout in the intercoastal channels. Salt water but still yummy. What we don't get here and really miss is good walleye.
''A successful coach needs a patient wife, loyal dog, and a great quarterback ~ and not necessarily in that order''
Ugh I hate sushi. A sliver of raw fish wrapped around seaweed is not food. If It's a little chunk of raw fish it's bait to catch something nice to fillet and cook.
Same. Seems like every week someone from work asks if I want to go out for Sushi. I'm from Montana. I was born on the banks of a blue ribbon trout stream. And I've cleaned way too many fish to stomach eating raw ones now. Ish.
I tell people... you see any oceans around here? the the best sushi (so i've been told) is fresh sushi and living in the midwest if its fish and we can afford it... its either not sushi fish or its not fresh. but yeah... its bait wrapped in pond scum.
honestly i am sure if I ever got real good authentic sushi I would probably like it. I am just not willing to try it in the midwest.
Yeah, always hated fish when I was in NoDak. Then I got some real cold water pacific salmon. I love good cold water fish. The stuff we ate in the midwest was not good.
Ugh I hate sushi. A sliver of raw fish wrapped around seaweed is not food. If It's a little chunk of raw fish it's bait to catch something nice to fillet and cook.
Same. Seems like every week someone from work asks if I want to go out for Sushi. I'm from Montana. I was born on the banks of a blue ribbon trout stream. And I've cleaned way too many fish to stomach eating raw ones now. Ish.
I tell people... you see any oceans around here? the the best sushi (so i've been told) is fresh sushi and living in the midwest if its fish and we can afford it... its either not sushi fish or its not fresh. but yeah... its bait wrapped in pond scum.
honestly i am sure if I ever got real good authentic sushi I would probably like it. I am just not willing to try it in the midwest.
Yeah, always hated fish when I was in NoDak. Then I got some real cold water pacific salmon. I love good cold water fish. The stuff we ate in the midwest was not good.
cold water perch or walleye fillets are really hard to beat. my favorite is halibut though. I am not a real big salmon fan myself.
Ugh I hate sushi. A sliver of raw fish wrapped around seaweed is not food. If It's a little chunk of raw fish it's bait to catch something nice to fillet and cook.
Same. Seems like every week someone from work asks if I want to go out for Sushi. I'm from Montana. I was born on the banks of a blue ribbon trout stream. And I've cleaned way too many fish to stomach eating raw ones now. Ish.
I tell people... you see any oceans around here? the the best sushi (so i've been told) is fresh sushi and living in the midwest if its fish and we can afford it... its either not sushi fish or its not fresh. but yeah... its bait wrapped in pond scum.
honestly i am sure if I ever got real good authentic sushi I would probably like it. I am just not willing to try it in the midwest.
Yeah, always hated fish when I was in NoDak. Then I got some real cold water pacific salmon. I love good cold water fish. The stuff we ate in the midwest was not good.
cold water perch or walleye fillets are really hard to beat. my favorite is halibut though. I am not a real big salmon fan myself.
never found any cold water in ND. Wasn't into fishing much back then in the dry 80s.
Love halibut. But good salmon is hard to beat. Just caught a couple of lake trout here in deep waters of north Idaho lakes. Grilled them up last night. was a huge hit.
Weatherly and Bower are in a massive fight for roster spots with Odenigbo and Arunde,
Neither of those guys will get an active roster spot. Practice squad. Arunde is raw as sushi.
Ugh I hate sushi. A sliver of raw fish wrapped around seaweed is not food. If It's a little chunk of raw fish it's bait to catch something nice to fillet and cook.
Same. Seems like every week someone from work asks if I want to go out for Sushi. I'm from Montana. I was born on the banks of a blue ribbon trout stream. And I've cleaned way too many fish to stomach eating raw ones now. Ish.
Living in Kalispell Mt I find it funny to hear also red people raving about the sushi they had around this valley idiots I'll pass
lol, grumpy ol' bastards and their hate of sushi! Love it. Its actually delicious, I'm a fan. We have 3 sushi places in walking distance of our house.
man you're so lucky. We moved to Virginia and I haven't had sushi in years. Sure I see it at the local markets and fill ups, actually picked it up a couple of times, but just couldn't actually buy it. Man I miss it so much!
Have a couple of unagi and hamachi for me next time you go.
Ugh I hate sushi. A sliver of raw fish wrapped around seaweed is not food. If It's a little chunk of raw fish it's bait to catch something nice to fillet and cook.
Same. Seems like every week someone from work asks if I want to go out for Sushi. I'm from Montana. I was born on the banks of a blue ribbon trout stream. And I've cleaned way too many fish to stomach eating raw ones now. Ish.
I tell people... you see any oceans around here? the the best sushi (so i've been told) is fresh sushi and living in the midwest if its fish and we can afford it... its either not sushi fish or its not fresh. but yeah... its bait wrapped in pond scum.
honestly i am sure if I ever got real good authentic sushi I would probably like it. I am just not willing to try it in the midwest.
Yeah, always hated fish when I was in NoDak. Then I got some real cold water pacific salmon. I love good cold water fish. The stuff we ate in the midwest was not good.
cold water perch or walleye fillets are really hard to beat. my favorite is halibut though. I am not a real big salmon fan myself.
never found any cold water in ND. Wasn't into fishing much back then in the dry 80s.
Love halibut. But good salmon is hard to beat. Just caught a couple of lake trout here in deep waters of north Idaho lakes. Grilled them up last night. was a huge hit.
Uhm....all the water in ND is as cold as it gets about 5 months out of the year....it was under those towns with no trees and little tiny houses.
lol, grumpy ol' bastards and their hate of sushi! Love it. Its actually delicious, I'm a fan. We have 3 sushi places in walking distance of our house.
man you're so lucky. We moved to Virginia and I haven't had sushi in years. Sure I see it at the local markets and fill ups, actually picked it up a couple of times, but just couldn't actually buy it. Man I miss it so much!
Have a couple of unagi and hamachi for me next time you go.
I never even had tried sushi 10 years ago, but when my wife finally broke thru after trying for years, I loved it. It doesn't taste fishy at all, it tastes clean and delicious. My wife eats sashimi mostly, she doesn't want the rice and loves Uni.
lol, grumpy ol' bastards and their hate of sushi! Love it. Its actually delicious, I'm a fan. We have 3 sushi places in walking distance of our house.
Same... my wife and I have a local place that has GREAT sushi. I'll surprise her every once in awhile and bring home two rolls of our favorites. Love it!
And for those that don't like sushi... try the cooked kind first. If you like it, branch out a bit. If not, well... more for me, StickyBun, and our women!
And for those that don't like sushi... try the cooked kind first. If you like it, branch out a bit. If not, well... more for me, StickyBun, and our women!
BOOM
I'll have some too, Wet. I don't eat it often, but I like it. My problem is trying to get full . Seems like I have to eat a ton of it.
And for those that don't like sushi... try the cooked kind first. If you like it, branch out a bit. If not, well... more for me, StickyBun, and our women!
BOOM
cooked kind? isnt sushi by definition raw fish? i eat plenty of cooked fish.
And for those that don't like sushi... try the cooked kind first. If you like it, branch out a bit. If not, well... more for me, StickyBun, and our women!
BOOM
cooked kind? isnt sushi by definition raw fish? i eat plenty of cooked fish.
No, it's actually not. Sticky's wife likes sashimi, which is raw fish wrapped up with no rice on the outside (if I remember correctly).
Sushi is just anything served with the rice and other ingredients. Could be raw fish, cooked fish, eel, octopus, vegetables, etc.
And for those that don't like sushi... try the cooked kind first. If you like it, branch out a bit. If not, well... more for me, StickyBun, and our women!
BOOM
cooked kind? isnt sushi by definition raw fish? i eat plenty of cooked fish.
No, it's actually not. Sticky's wife likes sashimi, which is raw fish wrapped up with no rice on the outside (if I remember correctly).
Sushi is just anything served with the rice and other ingredients. Could be raw fish, cooked fish, eel, octopus, vegetables, etc.
Hmm. Interesting. I am guessing most people think raw fish though when they hear the word sushi.
Comments
When in doubt tell the truth - Mark Twain
but yeah... its bait wrapped in pond scum.
honestly i am sure if I ever got real good authentic sushi I would probably like it. I am just not willing to try it in the midwest.
I've caught some nice spotted sea trout in the intercoastal channels. Salt water but still yummy. What we don't get here and really miss is good walleye.
Love halibut. But good salmon is hard to beat. Just caught a couple of lake trout here in deep waters of north Idaho lakes. Grilled them up last night. was a huge hit.
Talk about questionable fish.
I'm born and raised in Hawaii. Yup good sushi is fantastic! Gotta have it with some Sake and ice cold beer!
Have a couple of unagi and hamachi for me next time you go.
Same... my wife and I have a local place that has GREAT sushi. I'll surprise her every once in awhile and bring home two rolls of our favorites. Love it!
BOOM
And for those that don't like sushi... try the cooked kind first. If you like it, branch out a bit. If not, well... more for me, StickyBun, and our women!
BOOM
Sushi is just anything served with the rice and other ingredients. Could be raw fish, cooked fish, eel, octopus, vegetables, etc.