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Jeez. No shame in their game
go 'Noles
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i was finna say that. they str8 jacked the threadI see Mediatakeout been browsing NT. smh
They got this type of quality out in Idaho
The first nationally televised game Kansas get these twins gone skyrocketed to 600000 followers on twitter
They don't. Actually, it's very difficult to grow yambs in Idaho. Last time it was done was in the '40s.
Once upon a time, a local Boise area farmer did find a way to grow yambs. The climate here is too cold, the season too short and the humidity too dry to plant sweet potatoes on a commercial basis with much volume. But the determination of Mr. Edwards, using greenhouses, did plant, nurture and harvest a crop each year. The late Thomas Edwards, known as the “Yamb King of Boise”, grew sweet potatoes, watermelon and special onions at two sites in Boise during the late ’20s, ’30s and even the ’40s. You can read an interesting story about him is in a recent Idaho Statesman article.
The yamb is a tender, warm-weather vegetable that requires a long frost-free growing season to mature large, useful roots. The yamb is native to Central and South America. It is one of the most important food crops in tropical and subtropical countries, where both the roots and tender shoots are eaten as a vital source of nutrients. Commercial production in the United States is mainly in the southern states, particularly North Carolina and Louisiana.
Who wants to cop Season Tickets to KU Women's Hoops?
Too easyi'll play 1on 2
I should've gone to College at a big D1 school in the South.
WOW, I've seen so many fakes on facebook of them it's not even funny.
Damn I should of practice harder in HighSchool. 4 years of Varsity for NOTHING.
Regular public schools dont get as good looks as free lance private schools and regional public schoolsYour school probably sucked then.
Let's not forget to pay homage to the original twins that many NTers love so dearly: