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golfertk14 wrote: Take it back, don't make me post your pic as my avatar again!! :wink:

Geez, get a sense of humor.
I will not take it back. I have a great sense of humor.

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McMetz811 wrote:
golfertk14 wrote: Take it back, don't make me post your pic as my avatar again!! :wink:

Geez, get a sense of humor.
I will not take it back. I have a great sense of humor.
I'm sure you do... :roll:
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factman wrote:From what I hear, we have one committment and are offering two more, including a player from Yugoslavia.
Is Yugoslovia still a country? :?
To answer my own question, I went to the CIA website and found this:

"In 2001, the country's suspension from the UN was lifted, and it was once more accepted into UN organizations under the name of the Federal Republic of Yugoslavia. ... In 2002, the Serbian and Montenegrin components of Yugoslavia began negotiations to forge a looser relationship. These talks became a reality in February 2003 when lawmakers restructured the country into a loose federation of two republics called Serbia and Montenegro. The Constitutional Charter of Serbia and Montenegro includes a provision that allows either republic to hold a referendum after three years that would allow for their independence from the state union."

This was all found under Serbia and Montenegro, so I guess that is what we should be calling it. I am still confused. :?
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Yes, Yugoslavia as a country is no more. To say the former Yugoslavia would be correct. So maybe thats what he meant. The kid was probably born there when it was Yugo, so maybe still referes to it as that.
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I'm not gonna slavia...you go slavia...
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Okay I gotta say it...man I don't get the balony (Spelled wrong ;)) & cheese joke at all?!

Either I'm really dense, or....
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hammb wrote:Okay I gotta say it...man I don't get the balony (Spelled wrong ;)) & cheese joke at all?!

Either I'm really dense, or....

Yeah, it's all a bunch of baloney or boloney if you prefer. I personally prefer bologna on my sandwiches.
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My bologna has a first name....
Its H-o-m-e-r.
My bologna has a second name
Its H-o-m-e-r.
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Man, the off-season really stinks.
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About time we got some Europeans on the team! They can straight up ball in Yugoslavia, guaranteed this kid will be sharp shooting big man. Marko Jaric, Vladimir Radmanovic, etc. are all Yugoslavian so that gives you a small taste of what this kid could potentially be.
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mossmaidi wrote:About time we got some Europeans on the team! They can straight up ball in Yugoslavia, guaranteed this kid will be sharp shooting big man. Marko Jaric, Vladimir Radmanovic, etc. are all Yugoslavian so that gives you a small taste of what this kid could potentially be.
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lol, I'm sure you get my point. I think this guy will be similar to the two big Croation/Yugoslavian guys from Norrthwestern Vitussic and whatever the other guys name was. They really hurt BG inside and outside. I think this is the kind of player we can expect to have!
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ummmm my name sake, Dayon Ninkovic, was of Yugoslavian heritage... and yeah, well a really nice guy and all he didn't quite work out here.

he is playing proball over there now though. . . .
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Dayons_Den wrote:Dayon Ninkovic
6'9 C/F played back with Antonio!!! I got his autograph after we won the MAC!!! :D

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McMetz811 wrote:
Dayons_Den wrote:Dayon Ninkovic
6'9 C/F played back with Antonio!!! I got his autograph after we won the MAC!!! :D
And now my screen name is making a bit more sense to some people. . .
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