2011 CB Draft Interest Thread/Team Assignment+Lottery

[Lucky17]

Entertaining offers for my first rounder. Looking for a 2nd, 3rd and change.

Looking for a 2nd, 3rd, and change to flip for Detroit's 1st.

[nickagneta]

I'm going to be hanging out in chat all weekend for those wanting to discuss......things.

[StartOrien]

So, Yao Ming, right?

Sign that you're on Celticsblog draft too much:

My initial reaction to Yao retiring was 'that saves us an argument'

[RebusRankin]

Hey, just want to point out that a Canadian invented Basketball. We also invented Hockey and Football with much better rules.

[nickagneta]

Hey, just want to point out that a Canadian invented Basketball. We also invented Hockey and Football with much better rules.

And your beer is way better than American beer...on average.

[Gainesville Celtic]

Hey, just want to point out that a Canadian invented Basketball. We also invented Hockey and Football with much better rules.

And your beer is way better than American beer...on average.

I'm not sure about that beer comparison ---- lots of terrific regional/microbrews these days available most everywhere the U.S.; But....

Canadian healthcare >>>>> USA's for-profit HC system

(it's like comparing Bill Russell to Acie Earl...)

[indeedproceed]

Hey, just want to point out that a Canadian invented Basketball. We also invented Hockey and Football with much better rules.

And your beer is way better than American beer...on average.

That used to be true, but Canada is now behind the US in terms of beer variety available. I guess their "big beers" (Molson, Labatt's, Moosehead, Rickard's, Alexander Keith's) are still better than our Bud's and Coors..but not better than our Sam Adams, Dogfishes, Yueingling's, Pabsts, etc...

RIght now is a good time in America for beer.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7_bcmMUS0bA

Yes, have some!

[StartOrien]

Hey, just want to point out that a Canadian invented Basketball. We also invented Hockey and Football with much better rules.

And your beer is way better than American beer...on average.

That used to be true, but Canada is now behind the US in terms of beer variety available. I guess their "big beers" (Molson, Labatt's, Moosehead, Rickard's, Alexander Keith's) are still better than our Bud's and Coors..but not better than our Sam Adams, Dogfishes, Yueingling's, Pabsts, 4Loko's,  etc...

RIght now is a good time in America for beer.

Fixed

[RebusRankin]

TheDude says don't forget we also gave the world Justin Bieber and Celine Dionne, oops umm I mean forget that.

[ChampKind]

Hey, just want to point out that a Canadian invented Basketball. We also invented Hockey and Football with much better rules.

And your beer is way better than American beer...on average.

That used to be true, but Canada is now behind the US in terms of beer variety available. I guess their "big beers" (Molson, Labatt's, Moosehead, Rickard's, Alexander Keith's) are still better than our Bud's and Coors..but not better than our Sam Adams, Dogfishes, Yueingling's, Pabsts, etc...

RIght now is a good time in America for beer.

Sadly, Dogfish just ended distribution to my state, I haven't been able to get Yuengling for 4 years now, and Pete's Wicked Ale, sadly, is no more.

On the plus side, Moosehead's slim cans fit awesomely into my golf bag, and I live in Wisconsin, home of the best local beers in the university.

So really, my world is a mixed bag.



Also, if you're ever in Milwaukee, do yourself a favor and take this beer-in-hand, all-you-can-drink tour.

[KCattheStripe]

borrrrrinnnnnggggg

Get your own catchphrases, IP!

[Gainesville Celtic]

Hey, just want to point out that a Canadian invented Basketball. We also invented Hockey and Football with much better rules.

And your beer is way better than American beer...on average.

That used to be true, but Canada is now behind the US in terms of beer variety available. I guess their "big beers" (Molson, Labatt's, Moosehead, Rickard's, Alexander Keith's) are still better than our Bud's and Coors..but not better than our Sam Adams, Dogfishes, Yueingling's, Pabsts, etc...

RIght now is a good time in America for beer.

Sadly, Dogfish just ended distribution to my state, I haven't been able to get Yuengling for 4 years now, and Pete's Wicked Ale, sadly, is no more.

On the plus side, Moosehead's slim cans fit awesomely into my golf bag, and I live in Wisconsin, home of the best local beers in the university.

So really, my world is a mixed bag.



Also, if you're ever in Milwaukee, do yourself a favor and take this beer-in-hand, all-you-can-drink tour.

I propose that when the lockout enters its 7th month we have a CelticsBlog Beer Draft!! My local selection:



we served Swamphead's Stumpknocker at our wedding last new year's eve... yum.

[StartOrien]

The Pacers would like officially announce that we are moving our team to Pawnee:

http://www.nbc.com/parks-and-recreation/video/swanson-vs.-food/1339660

[ChampKind]

Hey, just want to point out that a Canadian invented Basketball. We also invented Hockey and Football with much better rules.

And your beer is way better than American beer...on average.

That used to be true, but Canada is now behind the US in terms of beer variety available. I guess their "big beers" (Molson, Labatt's, Moosehead, Rickard's, Alexander Keith's) are still better than our Bud's and Coors..but not better than our Sam Adams, Dogfishes, Yueingling's, Pabsts, etc...

RIght now is a good time in America for beer.

Sadly, Dogfish just ended distribution to my state, I haven't been able to get Yuengling for 4 years now, and Pete's Wicked Ale, sadly, is no more.

On the plus side, Moosehead's slim cans fit awesomely into my golf bag, and I live in Wisconsin, home of the best local beers in the university.

So really, my world is a mixed bag.



Also, if you're ever in Milwaukee, do yourself a favor and take this beer-in-hand, all-you-can-drink tour.

I propose that when the lockout enters its 7th month we have a CelticsBlog Beer Draft!! My local selection:



we served Swamphead's Stumpknocker at our wedding last new year's eve... yum.

This is brilliant. Pick 6 beers (3 national, 3 local), and 1 brand each for whiskey, rum, vodka, gin, and tequila and see who builds the best bar.

[indeedproceed]

borrrrrinnnnnggggg

Get your own catchphrases, IP!

Booourns, serious business, Wes Matthews!

Hey, just want to point out that a Canadian invented Basketball. We also invented Hockey and Football with much better rules.

And your beer is way better than American beer...on average.

That used to be true, but Canada is now behind the US in terms of beer variety available. I guess their "big beers" (Molson, Labatt's, Moosehead, Rickard's, Alexander Keith's) are still better than our Bud's and Coors..but not better than our Sam Adams, Dogfishes, Yueingling's, Pabsts, etc...

RIght now is a good time in America for beer.

Sadly, Dogfish just ended distribution to my state, I haven't been able to get Yuengling for 4 years now, and Pete's Wicked Ale, sadly, is no more.

On the plus side, Moosehead's slim cans fit awesomely into my golf bag, and I live in Wisconsin, home of the best local beers in the university.

So really, my world is a mixed bag.



Also, if you're ever in Milwaukee, do yourself a favor and take this beer-in-hand, all-you-can-drink tour.

I propose that when the lockout enters its 7th month we have a CelticsBlog Beer Draft!! My local selection:



we served Swamphead's Stumpknocker at our wedding last new year's eve... yum.

This is brilliant. Pick 6 beers (3 national, 3 local), and 1 brand each for whiskey, rum, vodka, gin, and tequila and see who builds the best bar.

Trade to the back of the draft for beers, there's good value there, due to the obscene amount of depth available.

3 Beers I couldn't Live Without:

1) Bear Republic's Racer 5
2) Troeg Brewing's Nugget Nectar
3) Guiness

I can't find a mood one of those 3 won't compliment.