It’s in the triple digits, but I ‘d have to look at an archive list to figure out the exact number. Suffice it to say that I remember most cities and towns by which music venue is located there.
Being new to the group I haven’t felt completely comfortable exposing my early morning happy hour tendencies, but now that it’s 4:30 somewhere in the U.S of A I feel I can join in. All this talk has helped me focus on planning the drinks for my tree trimming party for Saturday night — that’s a CHRISTMAS tree trimming party just to be clear (next week I’m going to a Hannukah Bush trimming party and at some point I think I’m invited to a Festivus tree trimming party).
Anyway I’m thinking that at some point we’ll have Peppermint Patties (hot chocolate and peppermint schnaps with whipped cream on top and a peppermint stick to stir with). mmmmm
Haven’t had either but I think I might just have to pick me up some. One of my favorite sipping drinks is Wild Turkey with Honey (it comes that way, you don’t make it. ) For some reason its hard to find around here, but it goes down smooth on a winter’s night.
I think your peppermint patty sounds great (and I am going to have to go pour myself some of the Godiva white chocolate I have on the kitchen counter, I think).
I’ve never been clear what Festivus is … but a bunch of people are celebrating it and invited me. So I figured why not … I do remember hearing something about a metal pole. I guess I just assumed they were hiring strippers?
Better-Leftover Salmon
Cell Phone-Victor Wooten
Channel-Z-The B-52s
These Arms of Mine- Joan Osborne
Know your rights-The Clash
Track 10 of Alice Peacock’s first CD
Father-eastmountainsouth
Loom-Ani DiFranco
Young-Nickel Creek
High Dad in the Morning-Hartford Dillar Hartford
I’ve seen her a few times but, you know, it’s never as good as the first time.
Saw her first in the early 90s, as one of the last shows to ever play The Stephen Talkhouse, this trendy place that used to be on Miami Beach. Had no idea who she was. I’d been invited by a new friend. We got there early, it was freezing cold on the beach, so we paid our $7, grabbed a table by the stage and waited for the first of our drink minimums to arrive.
Eventually, the place was so packed you could barely move. Then this little hippie looking girl walks in, climbs up on stage, and, giggling, asks the audience, “Has anyone seen my drummer? He, like, bolted I guess. Okay, it’ll just be me, but if anyone sees him wandering around, please grab him.” And then she just went, and she was magic, and I was hooked.
Posted this while the other thread was closing, so I’ll move it over here. Random from my I-tunes played at least one time playlist:
I Think I’m A Clone Now – Weird Al
Gimme Gimme Shock Treatment – Ramones
Apeman – Kinks
Too Shy – Kajagoogoo
Don’t Stand so Clost to Me – Police
Away – The Irish Descendents
Did it in a Minute – Hall & Oates
Dear Prudence – The Beatles
Our House – Madness
Man Overboard – Blondie
The Irish Descendants are an outstanding Irish Folk Pop band from Canada. They do traditional and original Irish music with a strong pop sensibility, and the harmonies in their first couple of cds are really outstanding, almost on a par with the Nylons. For Celtic stuff they’re in a class with the Chieftains or the Battlefield Band, though different because they aren’t as traditional.
Hey Kelly, I just read your story this am called “The Uncola”. It was excellent. I love the corporations gone amuk stories in SF. Reminded me of a novel I read not too long ago called Jennifer Government. In that story, you took on the last name of the corporation you worked for. Hehehe. Thanks for sharing!
walked into a restaurant where 3 of us were eating. We were the only ones there (it was mid afternoon and they were on break during sound check next door) and they asked us what was good.
Thanks for that link, dada, those are amazing. If I could rationalize the expense, I’d buy myself that John Lennon print from page 1, and the topless shot of Kris Kristofferson, too.
summer, of ’70, part of an outdoor concert at the football stadium, running from noon to 2AM. Lots of great groups, The Band, Great Speckled Bird?, etc.
Janice was great, but what I remember now is the drunk cowboy who managed to get up on stage, grabbed the mike, said, “Here’s one for boys in Thompson, (MB”), gave her a kiss, and walked off the stage. Well, he had a little assistance by that time. But the crowd gave out a roar, and Janis just cranked out the next song. Never phased her a bit.
Ah! Glenmorangie 18! That is indeed my favorite! I actually drank that for the first time in Edinburgh. I’d befriended the owner of a small restaurant, and as my wife and I were eating some real haggis with tats, out comes the proprietor with a tray of about 10 half-shots of his best single malts. I liked the Glenmorangie the best, and that’s what I always order, when I’m in the mood for Scots whisky and that’s available. A friend of mine swears by Glenlivet, but I think Glenmorangie has just the most perfect combination of flavors. Plus I think it gives a faint but unmistakable mescaline-like buzz!
Hard liquor make Gooserock pissed off and aggressive. I figure, that’s what Republicans are for. As well as I get on with Scots music, the whiskey definitely does not affect me as gracefully.
Beer time is about 90 minutes off yet. We’ll spend a relaxing evening catching up on blog news, and I’ve got some tooling for the shop that’s in the refining step so I’ll spend half an hour with the TEE-vee measuring some hard steel.
Oh crap. Anderson Vanderbilt is airing the liberals’ purge of Christmas.
Through an immigration organization Catholic Welfare (CW), we shipped out from the port of Rotterdam on March 7th, by an ocean liner of the Holland-America Line -was a Dutch troops carrier after WWII to wage war in the colony of Indonesia -. The 10-day journey was of itself an adventure, as soon as the Dover straight meets the Atlantic Ocean, and the waves start to look pretty awesome. Via Halifax, Newfoundland, the Groote Beer arrived in Hoboken, NJ. Unfortunately, a thick fog prevented us from viewing Manhattan and the skyscrapers.
I’m living for the 4 week break that starts the 17th. I haven’t had that long off in a row in a long time. It’s gonna be great. Now if only I could get a cheap flight somewhere sunny…
Hey everyone. Andrew just went to sleep to end a busy week. It seems that I missed crabbiness in the ole pond this week. I’m ready for my Bailey’s on the rocks.
The little guy is great. We had to go to Toronto on Tuesday so Andrew could be “interviewed” at the US consulate on Wednesday. He’s still a Chinese citizen, so he needs a visa to enter the States. My students cracked up at the thought of him being interviewed. After a wait of about an hour, we were called to the window, asked a couple of questions, and told that his passport and visa would arrive some time next week. He handled it all so well, not fussy at all.
I’d post a picture of him, but a bar is not the place for a baby, so I’ll post it tomorrow.
on the Left who would love for them to serve concurrent sentences… 😉
Welcome back — wow, a lot of folks returning! Now where the h-e-double hockey sticks is Suskind? I think I stubbed my toe on one of the cases of Irish Mist in the backroom… 😉
Hey y’all, I just threw this together tonight with on hand stuff and it turned out fanstastically, so I typed it up to put in the house cookbook and thought I’d share:
IndyLib’s EZ Herbed Chicken
3 or 4 chicken breasts, cleaned & split down the middle
3 or 4 cloves fresh garlic (30 or 40 if you’re CabinGirl)
fresh thyme
fresh sage
fresh parsely
fresh marjoram
fresh rosemary
(you really only need a small amount of the fresh herbs, I used leftovers that I bought for T-day)
1/2 lemon cut into slices
1-2 tbsp olive oil
1 tbsp butter (optional)
garlic powder
pepper
1/4 cup or less water
Take some kitchen scissors to the herbs, clean & slice the garlic, then put everything on the chicken in a baking dish, with the lemon slices on top. Bake at 350 covered for 25 minutes, then uncover and bake another approx 25 minutes until done.
Presto. Easy, fast, tasty. (You leave that line alone, Second Nature!)
Well, I was going to say that I got a job today, which is very good. But at the moment, my iPod just completely froze up ~ WTF????? AHHHHHH… it won’t do anything. This sucks!
To reset, hold the MENU and SELECT (center) buttons until you see the Apple logo (assuming you have a clickwheel iPod – you didn’t say).
Never happened to me (yet, knock wood), but judging from the number of threads that popped up when I searched “iPod freeze”, it’s not an uncommon problem…
If it happens a lot, you may need to reformat the iPod; go to the Apple website, click “Support” then “Discussions”, then in the iPod forum search “reformat iPod” and see what you can find…
WOW!!! Thanks Honey!! For all the good info and links. The initial menu and select thing didn’t work, but I will check on the links and Apple help tomorrow. Thank you so much!!!! You are a doll! Smooches!
Sherm did get a job… Yay!! It’s temporary, through the end of March, but the pay is good for around here, even though it will be a commute. But it sounds perfect, since I want to move once the spring hits. And very good timing. Yippee!! Thanks sweetie!
Peach Vodka Martin, just wave the vermouth past the glass. And now please remind me to retire. I thought I did 3 years ago. . .but I need to really retire, retire now.
Well I seem to be chasing you down these days and I just called up Shirl to tell her you were asking for her…so she’ll be by soon…..
I think the east coast is asleep, you are up late yourself Super, on the west coast we are still watching prime time tv…..Knots Landing reprise is on right now here.
But of course shirl… nekkid bodies are beautiful… especially when they’re baring all to stop the madness as well…
It was a bit of a shock tho’… I turn on my teevee to catch up on the news after being out for a nice eve with some friends and lo’ and behold the news was exciting for once… 😉
Yeah, you can say that again, well…alright, but then I’m going downstairs and getting that bottle o’ wine (no worries people…)
Actually, wanna know how I prevented myself from ever becoming an alki in the first place? (well probably not. at least not today…it is a funny story, tho.)
Seriously overpriced for a boat that was underwater for 6 weeks. There are probably umpteen great deals out there for people with a little cash, some way to move boats and the ability for serious fix-em-upping.
And here I thought it was gin:15. I’ll need to reset my watch.
Well, for you, it can be gin:15…but I still think of that as a breakfast drink from my dead tour days! 🙂
So how many of those Dead shows do you figure that you’ve seen?
It’s in the triple digits, but I ‘d have to look at an archive list to figure out the exact number. Suffice it to say that I remember most cities and towns by which music venue is located there.
I need to add Jerry shows to get near triple digits.
Dead related shows (with at least one member) I probably top out in the nineties. I’d have to look at the tours though to be sure.
adding Jerry and others dead-related bands probably pushes me to around 150. There were a couple of action-packed years n the eighties!
Wowza…I only saw saw them maybe half a dozen times. But, i did hitchhike across the country. Does that count? :>)
in the <strike>>Christmas</strike> Holiday Spirit, I brought the egg nog!
How < strike >ing! 😉
is so temperamental, my preview wouldn’t show how it looked so I posted it blindly. Oh well, after having some egg nog, it won’t matter much.
Damn! But that looks like a male “cow” peeing into a toilet! And a chicken pooping!
I used to like egg nog. A lot.
the male cow’s consumption of the Rum, it’s integral to the full appreciation of the piece.
Um, not to be a stickler for detail, but male cows don’t have udders.
“cow”
I can’t be expected to read things before commenting. Sheesh! Sometimes punctuation is everything. 🙂
commentating is everything. Great comment!
After enough nog, anything is possible!
to Explode this Cow Myth.
Peace
Being new to the group I haven’t felt completely comfortable exposing my early morning happy hour tendencies, but now that it’s 4:30 somewhere in the U.S of A I feel I can join in. All this talk has helped me focus on planning the drinks for my tree trimming party for Saturday night — that’s a CHRISTMAS tree trimming party just to be clear (next week I’m going to a Hannukah Bush trimming party and at some point I think I’m invited to a Festivus tree trimming party).
Anyway I’m thinking that at some point we’ll have Peppermint Patties (hot chocolate and peppermint schnaps with whipped cream on top and a peppermint stick to stir with). mmmmm
Have you tried the Godiva chocolate liqueur? Oh. My. God. They make a white chocolate flavor too.
I’ve had the white, it is good!
Haven’t had either but I think I might just have to pick me up some. One of my favorite sipping drinks is Wild Turkey with Honey (it comes that way, you don’t make it. ) For some reason its hard to find around here, but it goes down smooth on a winter’s night.
I think your peppermint patty sounds great (and I am going to have to go pour myself some of the Godiva white chocolate I have on the kitchen counter, I think).
It’s T6 anodized aluminum. Very high strength to weight ratio.
🙂
Whose turn is it to do the feats of strength?
I’ve never been clear what Festivus is … but a bunch of people are celebrating it and invited me. So I figured why not … I do remember hearing something about a metal pole. I guess I just assumed they were hiring strippers?
Here ya go, study up!
(started in the cafe earlier, here’s my list)
Better-Leftover Salmon
Cell Phone-Victor Wooten
Channel-Z-The B-52s
These Arms of Mine- Joan Osborne
Know your rights-The Clash
Track 10 of Alice Peacock’s first CD
Father-eastmountainsouth
Loom-Ani DiFranco
Young-Nickel Creek
High Dad in the Morning-Hartford Dillar Hartford
Erm, that last one should be Hartford Dillard Hartford
Love Ani DiFranco. I have all her stuff, and she put on the best live show I ever saw. Amazing.
Ani is totally cool! I have yet to see her live, though.
I’ve seen her a few times but, you know, it’s never as good as the first time.
Saw her first in the early 90s, as one of the last shows to ever play The Stephen Talkhouse, this trendy place that used to be on Miami Beach. Had no idea who she was. I’d been invited by a new friend. We got there early, it was freezing cold on the beach, so we paid our $7, grabbed a table by the stage and waited for the first of our drink minimums to arrive.
Eventually, the place was so packed you could barely move. Then this little hippie looking girl walks in, climbs up on stage, and, giggling, asks the audience, “Has anyone seen my drummer? He, like, bolted I guess. Okay, it’ll just be me, but if anyone sees him wandering around, please grab him.” And then she just went, and she was magic, and I was hooked.
Posted this while the other thread was closing, so I’ll move it over here. Random from my I-tunes played at least one time playlist:
I Think I’m A Clone Now – Weird Al
Gimme Gimme Shock Treatment – Ramones
Apeman – Kinks
Too Shy – Kajagoogoo
Don’t Stand so Clost to Me – Police
Away – The Irish Descendents
Did it in a Minute – Hall & Oates
Dear Prudence – The Beatles
Our House – Madness
Man Overboard – Blondie
What kind of music do The Irish Descendents do? I’ve got everything else on your list (except for Weird Al), but I’ve never heard of them.
The Irish Descendants are an outstanding Irish Folk Pop band from Canada. They do traditional and original Irish music with a strong pop sensibility, and the harmonies in their first couple of cds are really outstanding, almost on a par with the Nylons. For Celtic stuff they’re in a class with the Chieftains or the Battlefield Band, though different because they aren’t as traditional.
Hey Kelly, I just read your story this am called “The Uncola”. It was excellent. I love the corporations gone amuk stories in SF. Reminded me of a novel I read not too long ago called Jennifer Government. In that story, you took on the last name of the corporation you worked for. Hehehe. Thanks for sharing!
Glad you enjoyed it. Sharing it’s my pleasure.
Thanks for reading.
Actually iTunes random 10:
Anyone want to talk eclectic music tastes? And I didn’t even get any Pat Metheny, Herb Alpert or Chuck Mangione to show up…
Yeah, after a few, we’ll all be posting blindly.
OK, good, nap time for now, but I’ll be back. With an iPod list I’m sure.
Since ya’ll been posting R&R pictures, here’s one for the old guys
Grace Slick and Janis Joplin © jim marshall
JM has some great pics…check it out, many from 60’s, 70’s.
Later
Peace
Well just to say neener neener…we are going to see Joan Baez in a small theatre in Sunday night!
Theatre seats about 500 or less (IIRC)…and my sweetie got expensive seats for my birthday….
Neener neener….
Hey now, be careful…I saw all these folks live…and I wasn’t with my parents. :{)
Enjoy the show!
Peace
I saw Grace Slick in the 80’s and she was wearing a pink jogging suit. ACK!!! What happened!
After the Airplane morphed into the Starship it was all downhill from there.
Peace
I met, chatted with and served a drink to Stevie Nicks when I was tending bar one night long, long ago in Salt Lake City. . . Does that count?
walked into a restaurant where 3 of us were eating. We were the only ones there (it was mid afternoon and they were on break during sound check next door) and they asked us what was good.
Thanks for that link, dada, those are amazing. If I could rationalize the expense, I’d buy myself that John Lennon print from page 1, and the topless shot of Kris Kristofferson, too.
summer, of ’70, part of an outdoor concert at the football stadium, running from noon to 2AM. Lots of great groups, The Band, Great Speckled Bird?, etc.
Janice was great, but what I remember now is the drunk cowboy who managed to get up on stage, grabbed the mike, said, “Here’s one for boys in Thompson, (MB”), gave her a kiss, and walked off the stage. Well, he had a little assistance by that time. But the crowd gave out a roar, and Janis just cranked out the next song. Never phased her a bit.
ooops, phased = fazed
Glen Morangie 18, on the rocks
It’s been a tough day and the designer kevlar didn’t work…
…Scotch at 6:15 pst…and I’m digging out the good stuff.
.
That’s mean – it’s the best single malt whiskey and affordable for special occasions: 18 years old excellent.
On the rocks is even more cruel for a malt whiskey, so very smooth.
Glenmorangie
“Treason doth never prosper: what’s the reason?
For if it prosper, none dare call it treason.”
▼ ▼ ▼ MY DIARY
I did some tax work for a friend…he gave me the scotch as a gift for helping…
You are welcome in SF anytime Oui…I’ll stock up on the scotch…
.
Do the Lockheed Super Constellations still stop over at Gatwick in Scotland, I’ll make sure it’s a FedEx flight with space for some Glenmorangie.
“Treason doth never prosper: what’s the reason?
For if it prosper, none dare call it treason.”
▼ ▼ ▼ MY DIARY
Great picture…
You and I have too much time on our hands….maybe I should design shorter reports…more productive work time….nah…
My latest find!
Hey….. I like that!
Looking for something else…saw the number…and of course thought of you!
(oh, that’s sweet!)
I’m coveting your bouncing 4.
I’m going to use the graphics on my “real” blog in January and will link back to the graphics site.
If we link we can do free downloads….
http://www.grsites.com/webgraphics/
So here’s a big site link to a cool graphics group!
Ah! Glenmorangie 18! That is indeed my favorite! I actually drank that for the first time in Edinburgh. I’d befriended the owner of a small restaurant, and as my wife and I were eating some real haggis with tats, out comes the proprietor with a tray of about 10 half-shots of his best single malts. I liked the Glenmorangie the best, and that’s what I always order, when I’m in the mood for Scots whisky and that’s available. A friend of mine swears by Glenlivet, but I think Glenmorangie has just the most perfect combination of flavors. Plus I think it gives a faint but unmistakable mescaline-like buzz!
Hard liquor make Gooserock pissed off and aggressive. I figure, that’s what Republicans are for. As well as I get on with Scots music, the whiskey definitely does not affect me as gracefully.
Beer time is about 90 minutes off yet. We’ll spend a relaxing evening catching up on blog news, and I’ve got some tooling for the shop that’s in the refining step so I’ll spend half an hour with the TEE-vee measuring some hard steel.
Oh crap. Anderson Vanderbilt is airing the liberals’ purge of Christmas.
.
National Park Name Game ≈
My contribution in a great diary by Diane101 —
Great Adventure 1957-’58
Through an immigration organization Catholic Welfare (CW), we shipped out from the port of Rotterdam on March 7th, by an ocean liner of the Holland-America Line -was a Dutch troops carrier after WWII to wage war in the colony of Indonesia -. The 10-day journey was of itself an adventure, as soon as the Dover straight meets the Atlantic Ocean, and the waves start to look pretty awesome. Via Halifax, Newfoundland, the Groote Beer arrived in Hoboken, NJ. Unfortunately, a thick fog prevented us from viewing Manhattan and the skyscrapers.
My Adventure »»
Union Station in St. Louis
In my employment, I focused on international corporations and got the chance for a job opening in the Benelux and said: “Oui”.
“Treason doth never prosper: what’s the reason?
For if it prosper, none dare call it treason.”
▼ ▼ ▼ MY DIARY
Friday night jazz jam is up, with what may be the weirdest poll ever on a Booman diary, Bwahahahaha!
Excellent Beatles reference in the poll.
What else to use for the 9th item in the poll?
Check out this fantastic political cartoon about race drawn by Ampersand over at Alas, A Blog.
Thought I’d drop in and say hi – plus, I just had to share this with someone… and you thought Congress looking into the steroids thing was a waste –
http://sports.espn.go.com/ncf/news/story?id=2245440
hehe
Abbott! How have you been? How’s grad school treating you?
s’ok – the not class part kicks ass =)
finals next week will be less than pleasant, but today I kinda took off to rest.
I have honestly never been this busy in my life…
Hope we’ll see more of you during the holidays…
I’m living for the 4 week break that starts the 17th. I haven’t had that long off in a row in a long time. It’s gonna be great. Now if only I could get a cheap flight somewhere sunny…
Hey everyone. Andrew just went to sleep to end a busy week. It seems that I missed crabbiness in the ole pond this week. I’m ready for my Bailey’s on the rocks.
You are lucky you missed the crabbiness!
How’s Andrew adjusting the new routine? and Mom? and Dad?
Just 3 weeks till winter break!
The little guy is great. We had to go to Toronto on Tuesday so Andrew could be “interviewed” at the US consulate on Wednesday. He’s still a Chinese citizen, so he needs a visa to enter the States. My students cracked up at the thought of him being interviewed. After a wait of about an hour, we were called to the window, asked a couple of questions, and told that his passport and visa would arrive some time next week. He handled it all so well, not fussy at all.
I’d post a picture of him, but a bar is not the place for a baby, so I’ll post it tomorrow.
How are your classes?
This actually reads like a full-blown party. And I’m way, way behind.
(sniff)
Hey there, everyone! I’m back after a few busy weeks at work, as well as a little time off. Anything big happen here while I was away?
This cartoon is actually not going on my web site until Monday, but I’ve been dying to put something up here at BT, so here it is! Hope you like it!
Click Image to Enlarge
Cool! I missed your cartoons.
on the Left who would love for them to serve concurrent sentences… 😉
Welcome back — wow, a lot of folks returning! Now where the h-e-double hockey sticks is Suskind? I think I stubbed my toe on one of the cases of Irish Mist in the backroom… 😉
I don’t think it’s just people on the Left!
So good to have you back! You were missed!
Someone posted a cartoon earlier this week and I immediately thought “Where the hell has our Political Animals been lately?!?”
Thanks for thinking of me! Do you remember where the cartoon was posted? I’d like to go have a look at it.
Hey y’all, I just threw this together tonight with on hand stuff and it turned out fanstastically, so I typed it up to put in the house cookbook and thought I’d share:
IndyLib’s EZ Herbed Chicken
3 or 4 chicken breasts, cleaned & split down the middle
3 or 4 cloves fresh garlic (30 or 40 if you’re CabinGirl)
fresh thyme
fresh sage
fresh parsely
fresh marjoram
fresh rosemary
(you really only need a small amount of the fresh herbs, I used leftovers that I bought for T-day)
1/2 lemon cut into slices
1-2 tbsp olive oil
1 tbsp butter (optional)
garlic powder
pepper
1/4 cup or less water
Take some kitchen scissors to the herbs, clean & slice the garlic, then put everything on the chicken in a baking dish, with the lemon slices on top. Bake at 350 covered for 25 minutes, then uncover and bake another approx 25 minutes until done.
Presto. Easy, fast, tasty. (You leave that line alone, Second Nature!)
Are suggesting I use a lot of garlic? Haven’t you ever heard of vampires? There are some in my neighborhood, ya know…
It sounds yummy! and healthy.
Yeah yeah yeah. You so underestimate me.
Well, I was going to say that I got a job today, which is very good. But at the moment, my iPod just completely froze up ~ WTF????? AHHHHHH… it won’t do anything. This sucks!
Found this in the Apple discussions:
Have you tried resetting it when this happens?
To reset, hold the MENU and SELECT (center) buttons until you see the Apple logo (assuming you have a clickwheel iPod – you didn’t say).
Never happened to me (yet, knock wood), but judging from the number of threads that popped up when I searched “iPod freeze”, it’s not an uncommon problem…
If it happens a lot, you may need to reformat the iPod; go to the Apple website, click “Support” then “Discussions”, then in the iPod forum search “reformat iPod” and see what you can find…
Good luck and good listening, hon… 🙂
WOW!!! Thanks Honey!! For all the good info and links. The initial menu and select thing didn’t work, but I will check on the links and Apple help tomorrow. Thank you so much!!!! You are a doll! Smooches!
Sherm got a job?
SHERM GOT A JOB?
SHERM GOT A JOB!!
SHERM GOT A JOB!!!
Sherm did get a job… Yay!! It’s temporary, through the end of March, but the pay is good for around here, even though it will be a commute. But it sounds perfect, since I want to move once the spring hits. And very good timing. Yippee!! Thanks sweetie!
SJ Sharks win 5-0 — first win ever in Buffalo!
Going to make a celebratory Screwdriver; hey, at least it’s got fruit juice (orange juice)…
Vitamin C…Soooo important ;o)
of the emergency broadcast system. Nothing to see here and please ignore this post.
De de de de de deeeee,
Ignore???
Nah – I don’t follow rules don’t ya know…
;^P
Has anyone seen Stark???
Stark??? ;o)
Peach Vodka Martin, just wave the vermouth past the glass. And now please remind me to retire. I thought I did 3 years ago. . .but I need to really retire, retire now.
Ahhhhhhhh that’s better.
Daaaang!!
You did it again!
Just wave the Shirl past the solitary super
of course I did it again, why wouldn’t I?
Yeah, wave him by me any ole time.
Quiet for a Friday. You guys all out having fun in the real world?
Jealousy :o(
Just me, the Bass and Incubus
Hey I am here, and I just saw Shirl as you already noticed…What are you up to super….
Having a beer and digging into some music.
You?
Well I seem to be chasing you down these days and I just called up Shirl to tell her you were asking for her…so she’ll be by soon…..
I think the east coast is asleep, you are up late yourself Super, on the west coast we are still watching prime time tv…..Knots Landing reprise is on right now here.
This east coast is not asleep! And I will ignore the Knots Landing reference…
Diane..Knots Landing is so….1988 ;o)
Hey sweetie, my iPod is so broke. Wahh!!! I’m hating that. How are you?
Moi?
Lonely until a second ago. now three of my favorite ladies are here. How lucky am I?
Up till then I was listeng to Vasoline by Stone Temple Pilots.
How fitting ;o)
Going blind LOL
and you wonder why I thought of you when I was watching the CBC last night… 😉
Give me a sec ok?
I’m gigglin my ass off!
Why does this seem so familiar?
Care to explain yourself here a little?
Shit!
I don’t think you need any help from me darlin’… I’m just along to throw a wrench in your composure when I can …
😉
Composure can be so fleeting :o)
as can so much in life… or, well, ummm… nevermind… 😉
I hope you were thinking of me too, I was loving every vicarious moment of it!
Nekkid bodies! Yes!!! I’m in favor of them
But of course shirl… nekkid bodies are beautiful… especially when they’re baring all to stop the madness as well…
It was a bit of a shock tho’… I turn on my teevee to catch up on the news after being out for a nice eve with some friends and lo’ and behold the news was exciting for once… 😉
… well at least since Fitzmas
Now you’re giving me ideas for the 12th day ;o)
…and put those wrenches away :o)
No comment!
Tell the truth, those icecubes are vodka right… 😉
No comment. . .indeed! Thanks for the water, luv.
Why, Michael you and I could sit and watch beautiful nekkid bodies by the hour, and probably appreciate many of the same ones, eh?
All in the interest of art, of course. (heh, I hate having to drag that dang art around with me all the time)
Now this would probably be a good time in my life to get out the old sketch pad and see who wants to pose, eh?
OK…this is another deep reflection moment ;o)
HAHAHA… Glad to see you hear still! You are a lucky dog indeed!
Wait, make it four :o)
Ask and ye shall recieve.
Ok group hug with Super in the middle, count to 3 lets do it…We love you super….
Sandwich!! Good god did I just say that?
ME TOO!! MY TURN! MY TURN!
teehee. . .I’m usually on the outside hugging in. . .
It’s ok
I said it at the same time ;o)
Apparently so…
Hey, wait a minute…make that 5. I’ve always wanted in on the super super cool super bandwagon! ;>)
I’ve even had a beer or three!
New cafe open, come on over…
Do not, I repeat do not tempt me…Jim is going to go absolutely apeshit if I don’t make it to bed before 1AM one of these days!
Consider yourself tempted. Jim needs his rest ;o)
Yeah, you can say that again, well…alright, but then I’m going downstairs and getting that bottle o’ wine (no worries people…)
Actually, wanna know how I prevented myself from ever becoming an alki in the first place? (well probably not. at least not today…it is a funny story, tho.)
Back in a flash
Wow…..
I’m not worthy :o)
Hey big boy, buy an old lady a drink?
Old?
I prefer experienced ;o)
What are you having?
Actually. . .a really tall really cold water over a full glass of ice. How’s that for a wild one?
How about a semi-young one? At least in spirit? 😉
Well…;o)
OK, you talked me into it!
works for me. . .
Working on that water dear…..
OK OK OKaaaaay!
Time OUT!!
Excuse me I need to get a tissue LOL
Cuz guys cry when they’re happy too :O)
No time out while we are hugging mister….stay there and take it….anymore ladies want to get in this hug, step right in….
Take exactly WHAT?
Just go with it…
LMAO… HAHAHA. Go get your tissue…
I had to get a friggin beach towel LOL
HAHAHA… Beach towels will work too…
You know, I’ve wondered what people think when they see these threads over the last few days.
Why do I feel guilty in the morning?
I’m pretty sure they think “damn, I missed all the fun again… I need to start hanging with a better crowd…” 😉
Right?
I imagine this great big Blogoshere arena with everyone watching….
turn off the light ;o)
Shermanesqe….
I’m waiting for you :o)
(extends hand ;o))
The first salvage boats are beginning to appear.
http://adcache.boattraderonline.com/6/6/6/81829266.htm
Seriously overpriced for a boat that was underwater for 6 weeks. There are probably umpteen great deals out there for people with a little cash, some way to move boats and the ability for serious fix-em-upping.