Did you see Disco Stu there? Wait, did this homebrew Christmas party also have a Moonshoe Steeplechase?I went to a homebrew club Christmas party last night.
stoners like The Prisoner?man that's a great show.
And only 17 episodes, even stoners can pay that much attention.Always liked the theme music too.funny you should ask...hadn't seen her in a couple weeks. after going out to a birthday party last night, she texted just as I was headed home (cab, by the way--yay me). stopped by her house (don't judge me...by now you should expect poor decisions regarding women, especially women with no boundaries or self esteem). since I have absolutely nothing to lose, I told her the whole thing. didn't phase her a bit, although the sex had a sort of angry feel toward it, which was awesome. she wouldn't give me a ride home this morning, though.I wonder how Knuckles is going to react when she finds out about the paralegal situation
looks like the counseling is workingI told her the whole thing. didn't phase her a bit.
but there's still a ways to go.she wouldn't give me a ride home this morning, though.
I guess we could keep each other company in the unemployment line.what's you 20 gbWow, so as I've mentioned before, we (wife and I) are waiting to see who purchases her employer (of 17+ years) in the next month. There's a very good chance that she and most of the other 1000+ people working in their building will be let go if any one of a few bidders got the company. There is a small chance a PE firm could buy them and then those jobs should be safe. If she did lose her job it would suck, but we'd still have my pay coming in...as of today, there is a very good possibility that Shantytown will be sold in the next month. It also seems that the potential buyer will not be needing my services as Prince of Shantytown.I guess we could keep each other company in the unemployment line.
Judge you? I want to give you a medal.funny you should ask...hadn't seen her in a couple weeks. after going out to a birthday party last night, she texted just as I was headed home (cab, by the way--yay me). stopped by her house (don't judge me...by now you should expect poor decisions regarding women, especially women with no boundaries or self esteem). since I have absolutely nothing to lose, I told her the whole thing. didn't phase her a bit, although the sex had a sort of angry feel toward it, which was awesome. she wouldn't give me a ride home this morning, though.I wonder how Knuckles is going to react when she finds out about the paralegal situation
Damn. Didn't you get your degree though?Wow, so as I've mentioned before, we (wife and I) are waiting to see who purchases her employer (of 17+ years) in the next month. There's a very good chance that she and most of the other 1000+ people working in their building will be let go if any one of a few bidders got the company. There is a small chance a PE firm could buy them and then those jobs should be safe. If she did lose her job it would suck, but we'd still have my pay coming in...as of today, there is a very good possibility that Shantytown will be sold in the next month. It also seems that the potential buyer will not be needing my services as Prince of Shantytown.I guess we could keep each other company in the unemployment line.
THis one seems to have the requisite metaphorsMy linkJudge you? I want to give you a medal.funny you should ask...hadn't seen her in a couple weeks. after going out to a birthday party last night, she texted just as I was headed home (cab, by the way--yay me). stopped by her house (don't judge me...by now you should expect poor decisions regarding women, especially women with no boundaries or self esteem). since I have absolutely nothing to lose, I told her the whole thing. didn't phase her a bit, although the sex had a sort of angry feel toward it, which was awesome. she wouldn't give me a ride home this morning, though.I wonder how Knuckles is going to react when she finds out about the paralegal situation
Memphowhat's you 20 gbWow, so as I've mentioned before, we (wife and I) are waiting to see who purchases her employer (of 17+ years) in the next month. There's a very good chance that she and most of the other 1000+ people working in their building will be let go if any one of a few bidders got the company. There is a small chance a PE firm could buy them and then those jobs should be safe. If she did lose her job it would suck, but we'd still have my pay coming in...as of today, there is a very good possibility that Shantytown will be sold in the next month. It also seems that the potential buyer will not be needing my services as Prince of Shantytown.I guess we could keep each other company in the unemployment line.
GM to Zooks...come in Zooks: Please go in Scrabble.Text (actually 4 texts) received from Gadzooks:
When you get a chance today, please post the following for me:A big thank you to Commisholio, I had pulled a muscle in my back the other day and I haven't slept good since. I took one of the pills he sent me and slept like a baby last night.Both myself and my dog prayed for CosDog last nightShuke: 2 of my co-workers got in huge debate about black ice, it got very tense and one of them is now considered racist by everyone else.Oh and can you make some joke related to Tanner being so old. Maybe something about his secret santa sending him ViagraTIAYICXoxoxoZooks
I was thinking more like a Purple Helmet or Heart or whatever.THis one seems to have the requisite metaphorsMy linkJudge you? I want to give you a medal.funny you should ask...hadn't seen her in a couple weeks. after going out to a birthday party last night, she texted just as I was headed home (cab, by the way--yay me). stopped by her house (don't judge me...by now you should expect poor decisions regarding women, especially women with no boundaries or self esteem). since I have absolutely nothing to lose, I told her the whole thing. didn't phase her a bit, although the sex had a sort of angry feel toward it, which was awesome. she wouldn't give me a ride home this morning, though.I wonder how Knuckles is going to react when she finds out about the paralegal situation
Never even heard of it and Dr. Who and his family is a ####.Know what stoners watch? Toddlers & Tiaras. At least they do now. Can. Not. Look away. It's fake, right?stoners like The Prisoner?man that's a great show.
Not really a job mecca nowadays I suppose.What degree/industry for you and wife?Might as well start scoping what's happening where.Memphowhat's you 20 gbWow, so as I've mentioned before, we (wife and I) are waiting to see who purchases her employer (of 17+ years) in the next month. There's a very good chance that she and most of the other 1000+ people working in their building will be let go if any one of a few bidders got the company. There is a small chance a PE firm could buy them and then those jobs should be safe. If she did lose her job it would suck, but we'd still have my pay coming in...as of today, there is a very good possibility that Shantytown will be sold in the next month. It also seems that the potential buyer will not be needing my services as Prince of Shantytown.I guess we could keep each other company in the unemployment line.
Yes, fortunately I did, and I've been working on some IT certs. I figure that I'll take a pay cut to switch to a new field, so was planning on having my wife's salary so we wouldn't notice the cut too bad.My wife is already seriously stressed over her work. I think I'll wait til at least after Christmas to give her this news.Damn. Didn't you get your degree though?Wow, so as I've mentioned before, we (wife and I) are waiting to see who purchases her employer (of 17+ years) in the next month. There's a very good chance that she and most of the other 1000+ people working in their building will be let go if any one of a few bidders got the company. There is a small chance a PE firm could buy them and then those jobs should be safe. If she did lose her job it would suck, but we'd still have my pay coming in...as of today, there is a very good possibility that Shantytown will be sold in the next month. It also seems that the potential buyer will not be needing my services as Prince of Shantytown.I guess we could keep each other company in the unemployment line.
Whoa, they ship far! Love the Jubleale. I'm not usually a 'holiday beerlvr' but this one is outstanding.I bought a nice 6-pack of Deschutes Jubelale last night, but then promptly dropped it down the stairs when I got home. No soldiers where lost though - looking forward to enjoying a few tonight.
Did you see Disco Stu there? Wait, did this homebrew Christmas party also have a Moonshoe Steeplechase?I went to a homebrew club Christmas party last night.

you got that right.I'm VP of a small lumberyard (been here for 15+ years) and just got a BBA in MIS last year. My wife works in legal for a brokerage firm, and has a BS in criminal justice.Not really a job mecca nowadays I suppose.What degree/industry for you and wife?Might as well start scoping what's happening where.Memphowhat's you 20 gbWow, so as I've mentioned before, we (wife and I) are waiting to see who purchases her employer (of 17+ years) in the next month. There's a very good chance that she and most of the other 1000+ people working in their building will be let go if any one of a few bidders got the company. There is a small chance a PE firm could buy them and then those jobs should be safe. If she did lose her job it would suck, but we'd still have my pay coming in...as of today, there is a very good possibility that Shantytown will be sold in the next month. It also seems that the potential buyer will not be needing my services as Prince of Shantytown.I guess we could keep each other company in the unemployment line.
looks like the counseling is workingI told her the whole thing. didn't phase her a bit.but there's still a ways to go.she wouldn't give me a ride home this morning, though.
"Cab driver, there's been a change in plans. U-Turn here and head to Knuckle's."Dr. Who is garbage.The Prisoner was a British miniseries from the 60s.Never even heard of it and Dr. Who and his family is a ####.Know what stoners watch? Toddlers & Tiaras. At least they do now. Can. Not. Look away. It's fake, right?stoners like The Prisoner?man that's a great show.
Back when I was a shovel bum (that's slang for archaeologist), we would spend our evenings smoking and watching Space Ghost Coast to Coast while my roommate was flintknapping (look it up). My fondness for The Prisoner came later. Conversations over the years with other smoking "enthusiasts" reflected a sort of cult following. It was definitely way ahead of its time.Never even heard of it and Dr. Who and his family is a ####.Know what stoners watch? Toddlers & Tiaras. At least they do now. Can. Not. Look away. It's fake, right?stoners like The Prisoner?man that's a great show.
Best stoner show ever.Back when I was a shovel bum (that's slang for archaeologist), we would spend our evenings smoking and watching Space Ghost Coast to Coast while my roommate was flintknapping (look it up). My fondness for The Prisoner came later. Conversations over the years with other smoking "enthusiasts" reflected a sort of cult following. It was definitely way ahead of its time.Never even heard of it and Dr. Who and his family is a ####.Know what stoners watch? Toddlers & Tiaras. At least they do now. Can. Not. Look away.stoners like The Prisoner?
man that's a great show.
It's fake, right?
we've pretty much exhausted hamburger chatthat was 300 pages ago. good memory.We are meandering to SC today, taking the scenic route through such tourist traps as Pigeon Forge and Gatlinburg. Am currently lunching at Fuddruckers, which for some reason makes me think of GM. Little help here?
Ahh, that's it. I need a life.we've pretty much exhausted hamburger chatthat was 300 pages ago. good memory.We are meandering to SC today, taking the scenic route through such tourist traps as Pigeon Forge and Gatlinburg. Am currently lunching at Fuddruckers, which for some reason makes me think of GM. Little help here?
Limited as it's not sold by Amazon. Contact them and let them know it was meant for a Christmas present and they will definitely give you your money back and maybe have another one shipped gratis, but they have no ability to force the seller to overnight you the replacement.I ordered one of these for my brother from Amazon. UPS says it was delivered 2 days ago, but it's nowhere to be found. Do I have any recourse? Drifter?
Hello,
I'm sorry about the problem with your "Mr. Beer Premium Gold Edition Home Brew Kit". When something like this happens, I'd normally send out a replacement order. In this case, though, we don't have any more stock of the "Mr. Beer Premium Gold Edition Home Brew Kit".
I've requested a full refund for your order in the amount of $42.95 to the Credit Card .
There were times last night when I'd see him passed out on the couch and go wake him to make sure he was okay. I was starting to think who I could blame? It wasn't you tho, gb. I decided it was Tanner's fault. If he didn't post some many gd pics I wouldn't have spent over 30 mins trying to find the GM< football cat. If he were less prolific, I would never have been running late to the doc and I would have remembered to put away the brownies. f'n llllamaGlad I'm not a dog murderer. That was keeping me up all night last night. My wife's cat must have known because he avoided me all evening and wouldn't cuddle up with me to sleep.
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Every time I hear this I think of some big steam and spark filled factory churning out thousands of pigeons an hour.'YSR said:Pigeon Forge
Hey man, sorry to hear about all your home brew troubles.Hello, I'm sorry about the problem with your "Mr. Beer Premium Gold Edition Home Brew Kit". When something like this happens, I'd normally send out a replacement order. In this case, though, we don't have any more stock of the "Mr. Beer Premium Gold Edition Home Brew Kit".I've requested a full refund for your order in the amount of $42.95 to the Credit Card .
sounds like these people are already in on this shtickHey man, sorry to hear about all your home brew troubles.Hello,
I'm sorry about the problem with your "Mr. Beer Premium Gold Edition Home Brew Kit". When something like this happens, I'd normally send out a replacement order. In this case, though, we don't have any more stock of the "Mr. Beer Premium Gold Edition Home Brew Kit".
I've requested a full refund for your order in the amount of $42.95 to the Credit Card .
We're trendsetters, obviously.sounds like these people are already in on this shtickHey man, sorry to hear about all your home brew troubles.Hello,
I'm sorry about the problem with your "Mr. Beer Premium Gold Edition Home Brew Kit". When something like this happens, I'd normally send out a replacement order. In this case, though, we don't have any more stock of the "Mr. Beer Premium Gold Edition Home Brew Kit".
I've requested a full refund for your order in the amount of $42.95 to the Credit Card .
'Samuel L Bronkowitz said:I went to a homebrew club Christmas party last night. I might need to set a quarantine area around my office. I've had my share of beer farts over the years but never knew my body could produce the odors that it is right now.

Where did you go?'proninja said:Easily. But we also wanted to come back next year, and were all somewhat respectful of the boss's pocketbook. Also, I work in a bike shop with a bunch of 25-35 year old guys who aren't exactly wine enthusiasts. There are exactly two of us there who paid any attention to the wine list.'Bob Sacamano said:If it was truly whatever you wanted to drink, I'd think you could have reached that just in wine.So, apparently the reason my boss had a "no wives" policy for the Christmas party is because he wanted to go big for his employees. Dinner at one of the better steakhouses in town in a private room, whatever we wanted to drink/eat all night. Not sure exactly how much it cost, but had to have been well north of $2500 for a dozen people. That was pretty rad.
Daniel's in BellevueWhere did you go?'proninja said:Easily. But we also wanted to come back next year, and were all somewhat respectful of the boss's pocketbook. Also, I work in a bike shop with a bunch of 25-35 year old guys who aren't exactly wine enthusiasts. There are exactly two of us there who paid any attention to the wine list.'Bob Sacamano said:If it was truly whatever you wanted to drink, I'd think you could have reached that just in wine.So, apparently the reason my boss had a "no wives" policy for the Christmas party is because he wanted to go big for his employees. Dinner at one of the better steakhouses in town in a private room, whatever we wanted to drink/eat all night. Not sure exactly how much it cost, but had to have been well north of $2500 for a dozen people. That was pretty rad.
'General Malaise said:My wife's cat must have known because he avoided me all evening and wouldn't cuddle up with me to sleep.

Hey gal, sorry to hear about all the troubles with your mommy parts.My engagement party is tonight.And I had surgery yesterday to remove my left ovary and a cyst the size of a grapefruit along with some other issues. The surgery went well and everything was clean. It has been a long past six weeks. I got to go home last night and there is no way I'm letting a surgery keep me from the party tonight. Vicodin helps too.Throughout it all, my GF and I made a promise to stay positive, which we did. And to stay strong, which we did. She has been incredible throughout all this. She drove me to all my appointments, kept a folder together of pertinent information to take to each appointment, etc. Not only that, but she went on a liquid diet with me. I didn't have to ask for anything and would never dream of asking her to do all that she did.She proposed to me on December 5. She said she wanted me to know she was in it for the long haul, no matter what happens. And she wanted to do it before I went into surgery so that in my mind, if everything went well, I would never doubt her intentions for asking me. In other words, "Is she only asking because I'm ok?"During our ordeal, I told myself I wouldn't look up anything related to my symptoms, etc. What I didn't know couldn't hurt me and I thought it would be better not to know in order to remain as optimistic and positive as possible. What I didn't know is that she looked up my symptoms and based on what we knew at the time, there was a 90% chance it could be cancer. Thank God she never told me that. But finding that out last night from her after I got home makes me love her even more as she proposed to me knowing that there could be a 90% chance that it wouldn't be good news.
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Dnaiel's is good. Pretty regularly eat the one in SLU. Just ate there last week as a matter of fact.Daniel's in BellevueWhere did you go?'proninja said:Easily. But we also wanted to come back next year, and were all somewhat respectful of the boss's pocketbook. Also, I work in a bike shop with a bunch of 25-35 year old guys who aren't exactly wine enthusiasts. There are exactly two of us there who paid any attention to the wine list.'Bob Sacamano said:If it was truly whatever you wanted to drink, I'd think you could have reached that just in wine.So, apparently the reason my boss had a "no wives" policy for the Christmas party is because he wanted to go big for his employees. Dinner at one of the better steakhouses in town in a private room, whatever we wanted to drink/eat all night. Not sure exactly how much it cost, but had to have been well north of $2500 for a dozen people. That was pretty rad.
Clearly you're going to destroy marriage and should be stopped. We don't need this kind of behavior in society.My engagement party is tonight.And I had surgery yesterday to remove my left ovary and a cyst the size of a grapefruit along with some other issues. The surgery went well and everything was clean. It has been a long past six weeks. I got to go home last night and there is no way I'm letting a surgery keep me from the party tonight. Vicodin helps too.Throughout it all, my GF and I made a promise to stay positive, which we did. And to stay strong, which we did. She has been incredible throughout all this. She drove me to all my appointments, kept a folder together of pertinent information to take to each appointment, etc. Not only that, but she went on a liquid diet with me. I didn't have to ask for anything and would never dream of asking her to do all that she did.She proposed to me on December 5. She said she wanted me to know she was in it for the long haul, no matter what happens. And she wanted to do it before I went into surgery so that in my mind, if everything went well, I would never doubt her intentions for asking me. In other words, "Is she only asking because I'm ok?"During our ordeal, I told myself I wouldn't look up anything related to my symptoms, etc. What I didn't know couldn't hurt me and I thought it would be better not to know in order to remain as optimistic and positive as possible. What I didn't know is that she looked up my symptoms and based on what we knew at the time, there was a 90% chance it could be cancer. Thank God she never told me that. But finding that out last night from her after I got home makes me love her even more as she proposed to me knowing that there could be a 90% chance that it wouldn't be good news.
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Yeah, in Bellevue they've got a room called the "boardroom" that is in a corner with full windows and seats a dozen. Gorgeous view of the lit up downtown. Couple that with the fact that I work two days between now and Jan 6 and I'm real happy with work.Dnaiel's is good. Pretty regularly eat the one in SLU. Just ate there last week as a matter of fact.Daniel's in BellevueWhere did you go?'proninja said:Easily. But we also wanted to come back next year, and were all somewhat respectful of the boss's pocketbook. Also, I work in a bike shop with a bunch of 25-35 year old guys who aren't exactly wine enthusiasts. There are exactly two of us there who paid any attention to the wine list.'Bob Sacamano said:If it was truly whatever you wanted to drink, I'd think you could have reached that just in wine.So, apparently the reason my boss had a "no wives" policy for the Christmas party is because he wanted to go big for his employees. Dinner at one of the better steakhouses in town in a private room, whatever we wanted to drink/eat all night. Not sure exactly how much it cost, but had to have been well north of $2500 for a dozen people. That was pretty rad.
Thank you, Drifter. We don't have a date set yet nor a state. We will definitely elope. No one from my family would attend. In fact, my parents have not met her yet as they refused to up until yesterday. I got an email saying I could invite her to dinner at the club on Friday, but my mother made it clear she was not invited to any family holiday functions.MacArtist, sorry to hear about you getting married.Seriously - glad to hear you're okay
So my plan is to tell my mother tmr. that I will spend a couple of hours with them on Christmas Eve but not to expect me on Christmas Day.Don't forget that if we adopt a bunch of kids, it will turn they gay too.Clearly you're going to destroy marriage and should be stopped. We don't need this kind of behavior in society.My engagement party is tonight.And I had surgery yesterday to remove my left ovary and a cyst the size of a grapefruit along with some other issues. The surgery went well and everything was clean. It has been a long past six weeks. I got to go home last night and there is no way I'm letting a surgery keep me from the party tonight. Vicodin helps too.Throughout it all, my GF and I made a promise to stay positive, which we did. And to stay strong, which we did. She has been incredible throughout all this. She drove me to all my appointments, kept a folder together of pertinent information to take to each appointment, etc. Not only that, but she went on a liquid diet with me. I didn't have to ask for anything and would never dream of asking her to do all that she did.She proposed to me on December 5. She said she wanted me to know she was in it for the long haul, no matter what happens. And she wanted to do it before I went into surgery so that in my mind, if everything went well, I would never doubt her intentions for asking me. In other words, "Is she only asking because I'm ok?"During our ordeal, I told myself I wouldn't look up anything related to my symptoms, etc. What I didn't know couldn't hurt me and I thought it would be better not to know in order to remain as optimistic and positive as possible. What I didn't know is that she looked up my symptoms and based on what we knew at the time, there was a 90% chance it could be cancer. Thank God she never told me that. But finding that out last night from her after I got home makes me love her even more as she proposed to me knowing that there could be a 90% chance that it wouldn't be good news.
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Who are the female equivalents of Paul Reiser and Greg Evigan?Don't forget that if we adopt a bunch of kids, it will turn they gay too.Clearly you're going to destroy marriage and should be stopped. We don't need this kind of behavior in society.My engagement party is tonight.And I had surgery yesterday to remove my left ovary and a cyst the size of a grapefruit along with some other issues. The surgery went well and everything was clean. It has been a long past six weeks. I got to go home last night and there is no way I'm letting a surgery keep me from the party tonight. Vicodin helps too.Throughout it all, my GF and I made a promise to stay positive, which we did. And to stay strong, which we did. She has been incredible throughout all this. She drove me to all my appointments, kept a folder together of pertinent information to take to each appointment, etc. Not only that, but she went on a liquid diet with me. I didn't have to ask for anything and would never dream of asking her to do all that she did.She proposed to me on December 5. She said she wanted me to know she was in it for the long haul, no matter what happens. And she wanted to do it before I went into surgery so that in my mind, if everything went well, I would never doubt her intentions for asking me. In other words, "Is she only asking because I'm ok?"During our ordeal, I told myself I wouldn't look up anything related to my symptoms, etc. What I didn't know couldn't hurt me and I thought it would be better not to know in order to remain as optimistic and positive as possible. What I didn't know is that she looked up my symptoms and based on what we knew at the time, there was a 90% chance it could be cancer. Thank God she never told me that. But finding that out last night from her after I got home makes me love her even more as she proposed to me knowing that there could be a 90% chance that it wouldn't be good news.
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