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Just realized that I DID win my fantasy league and won't get paid for a few weeks because the commish is a slacker.
:goodposting: I paid all my guys out before New Years. In this day and age, why even give people a reason to question your veracity? A few weeks is a red flag. IMO. Zippy didn't pay out for months. He wasn't very nice about it either.
I usually completely distance myself from FF from week 16 to the playoffs, mostly because I'm working crazy "end of year" hours or with family for the holidays. I'm actually typing out my league ending writeup now.I have to get paid by the AFC/NFC championship game, or face fines/sanctions, and then we have our rules meeting/banquet/drunkfest the night before the Super Bowl. Winners get paid then. Granted I've known these idiots for 25 years so they know I'm not running away with their money but it helps to have that kind of stuff written down/sharkpoolcommissionerrant
 
Met up with a bunch of friends for drinks after work to celebrate the engagment of our friends who had been together for years. He proposed to her last night which was apparently 5 years to the day of their first date. There was about 10 of us there tonight for a few drinks as the newly engaged couple were driving out of state in a couple hours to share the sad happy news with the bride to be's family. (interesting that the bride wasn't drinking she said because she was going to be the one driving tonight, the rest of us are assuming she's pregers and that's why they got engaged)

So after a couple rounds (not to mention I got there early and got a head start) one idiot in the group decides to buy a round of shots for everyone (ok, the idiot is actually me) So we're about to do the shot and then one of my GBs says that someone should make a toast and he nominates me to do it (mostly because he knows that I've been drinking more than anyone else and I'll probably say something inappropriate) So I reached deep down into my soul and came up with the following:

"As we go down life's lonesome's highway (dramatic pause as I sigh)

It seems (slight dramatic pause) the hardest thing to do, (now looking directly at engaged couple)

Is to find (pause, fake like I'm choking up) a friend, or 2.

That helping hand (pause, close my eyes and bite my quivering lower lip)

Someone who understands.

When you feel (slight pause) you've lost your way,

You've got someone there to say: (very dramatic pause)

I'll show you. (now tapping my fist on my heart and pointing to the happy couple)

Here's to the happy couple, Cheers."

Yep, they thought I'd be inappropriate, but instead I quoted Lionel Richie's "Say You... Say Me" and performed it like a 5 time Oscar winner!!!! The bride-to-be had tears in her eyes as she hugged me and said how beautiful that was. A couple GB's commented on how "deep" that was. The groom-to-be hugged me and said "sorry dude, that must have tough for you, I know your divorce was rough". I am completely and utterly shuked that no one knew what I had just done. I kinda feel like I should get some credit for my performance, but they all think it was just a heart felt toast. WTF!!!

So everyone gets up to leave and I go to pay my tab to the bartender and he says to me: "Hey, nice toast Lionel. Maybe if the happy couple has a kid, you could qoute some versus from "I Believe The Children Are The Future" at the baptism" :goodposting: That ugly bartender with a creepy lazy eye made my night with that comment.
:unsure: :lmao: :lmao: Early nominee for poster of 2011

 
Met up with a bunch of friends for drinks after work to celebrate the engagment of our friends who had been together for years. He proposed to her last night which was apparently 5 years to the day of their first date. There was about 10 of us there tonight for a few drinks as the newly engaged couple were driving out of state in a couple hours to share the sad happy news with the bride to be's family. (interesting that the bride wasn't drinking she said because she was going to be the one driving tonight, the rest of us are assuming she's pregers and that's why they got engaged)

So after a couple rounds (not to mention I got there early and got a head start) one idiot in the group decides to buy a round of shots for everyone (ok, the idiot is actually me) So we're about to do the shot and then one of my GBs says that someone should make a toast and he nominates me to do it (mostly because he knows that I've been drinking more than anyone else and I'll probably say something inappropriate) So I reached deep down into my soul and came up with the following:

"As we go down life's lonesome's highway (dramatic pause as I sigh)

It seems (slight dramatic pause) the hardest thing to do, (now looking directly at engaged couple)

Is to find (pause, fake like I'm choking up) a friend, or 2.

That helping hand (pause, close my eyes and bite my quivering lower lip)

Someone who understands.

When you feel (slight pause) you've lost your way,

You've got someone there to say: (very dramatic pause)

I'll show you. (now tapping my fist on my heart and pointing to the happy couple)

Here's to the happy couple, Cheers."

Yep, they thought I'd be inappropriate, but instead I quoted Lionel Richie's "Say You... Say Me" and performed it like a 5 time Oscar winner!!!! The bride-to-be had tears in her eyes as she hugged me and said how beautiful that was. A couple GB's commented on how "deep" that was. The groom-to-be hugged me and said "sorry dude, that must have tough for you, I know your divorce was rough". I am completely and utterly shuked that no one knew what I had just done. I kinda feel like I should get some credit for my performance, but they all think it was just a heart felt toast. WTF!!!

So everyone gets up to leave and I go to pay my tab to the bartender and he says to me: "Hey, nice toast Lionel. Maybe if the happy couple has a kid, you could qoute some versus from "I Believe The Children Are The Future" at the baptism" :lmao: That ugly bartender with a creepy lazy eye made my night with that comment.
:lmao: :lmao: :lmao: Early nominee for poster of 2011
Pretty sure he was on the ballot in 2010Gadzooks was added to the "FBG I HAVE to party with at some point" list a while back.

 
Pick my movie of the evening:1. Brooklyn's Finest (never seen)2. 2nd half of Once Upon A Time In The West (on DVD; started watching the other night; haven't seen in 100 years)3. Stand By Me (seen a bunch but not in the last 10 years or so)4. Rocky III ( :lmao: )
Brooklyn's Finest is really terrible. HTH.
the rover: "Don't you touch that stove! It's hot!"Uruk-Idiot: "It won't burn. &%$%^&$^&!!!!!!!"There might be a good movie buried in there somewhere, though I'd be hard pressed to find it. And what was with Gere's little smirk in the last shot?
 
All are welcome to play in this....the more the merrier. :shrug: Greetings!If you are receiving this email, it means two things:1) I haven't started my New Year's Eve drinking yet.2) You played in the 2010 NFL Playoff - Fantasy Contest and are being invited back to join the fun in 2011.Below is a summary of the rules, deadlines, payment information and payouts:RulesEach partcipant must log into this website: www.rtsports.com and log in with their information. Search for "Nesbitt Playoff Contest". I will email an invite to those who need it. Once you have logged on, each owner must select a full roster of 9 players from the teams who have qualified for the 2011 NFL Playoffs. The rosters are as follows:1 QB2 RB2 WR1 TE1 Def/ST1 K1 Flex at ANY position (this includes QB, Def/ST, K in addition to RB, WR, TE)Multiple teams can own the same players. This is NOT a draft. You can log in and select your line up at any time PRIOR to the kick off of the first playoff game. Once the first game begins, rosters are frozen and locked for the duration of the playoffs. You can alter your roster as many times as you like prior to the first game. Once that first game begins, that's it. You will NOT be able to see any other team's roster until the NFL games begin. At that time, I will release all the rosters for all to see. I will fill my roster out blind and will be one of the first to submit. Once you select your roster, PLEASE MAKE SURE YOU START ALL YOUR PLAYERS. I will come behind you and make sure you do this as well, but please start and activate your roster prior to game number 1.As I said, once the games begin, everything is frozen. No more roster changes are allowed. If one of your players exits the playoffs, that's the breaks. This is a very challenging game because you have to not only find the best playmakers, but choose the teams that advance the furthest in the playoffs. Most years, this comes down to the owners who predict the Super Bowl contestants. Any questions? Let me know.DeadlinesAll rosters must be submitted and activated prior to the first NFL game. I'm not sure when the first game will be, but I will make sure everybody knows the deadlines. Once that first game begins, no other entries will be allowed. Everything is frozen for the duration.Payment InformationEntry fee is $20. I must either have your money or have a promise from you that money is on the way to be eligible for this contest. Entries that have not paid will be kicked out if payment is not received before round 2 of the playoff games. No exceptions. You can paypal me at {pm me for details} or send me a check/cash to:{pm me for details}If you choose paypal, please don't stiff me with the stupid fees. Add a buck and change to cover their ridiculous fees. Thanks.Cost to run this website is usually $20.PayoutsIn the past, we have gone with a 'winner take all' format. The winner is the owner with the most total cumulative points throughout the playoffs. In the rare case that we have a tie, the owners will split the pot. There is no money for second place.Usually we have about 20 owners in this thing. I am going to ramp it up this year and try to double that. You are welcome to pass this along to friends or interested parties. Just make sure they aren't deadbeats. Thanks.Good luck and let's get this thing cranking!
Still possible to get in on this?Checked out the site, but it's impenetrable. Any help?
 
So everyone gets up to leave and I go to pay my tab to the bartender and he says to me: "Hey, nice toast Lionel. Maybe if the happy couple has a kid, you could qoute some versus from "I Believe The Children Are The Future" at the baptism" :goodposting: That ugly bartender with a creepy lazy eye made my night with that comment.
Well done, but I'm not buying it. You sort of had me until the bartender's line.
But he's ugly and has a lazy eye. Those kinds of details don't just invent themselves.
Oh I believe the bartender has as lazy eye. However, I sincerely doubt: a) someone would spontaneously recite lyrics to a Lionel Richie song (or even know them) and b) the bartender (who happens to be listening to the entire thing) also picks up on it and make a well-timed comment.Dancing on the Ceiling, I can see.. but Say You, Say Me? How much disbelief are we really expected to suspend here?
Though I support and appreciate your ombudsman-ship (even though I still don't really know what that is) but I gotta say you disappoint me. First off, why would you doubt someone would both know and spontaneously recite a Lionel Richie song? I"m talking about LIONEL effing RICHIE! Everyone loves and looks up to Lionel (some may not admit it, or maybe they just don't realize it yet) Look at the man, the mustache, the hair, the fashion... and don't even get me started about his lyrics. Do you know how he writes a song? Do you? Well I can't confirm it, but I'm pretty sure he peers into my heart and my soul and gathers up all my feelings and emotions and he puts it all into music. What I'm trying to say is that it should come as no surprise that someone would know his lyrics AND spontaneously recite them.Secondly, why do you doubt the bartender picked up on my lyrical theft and made a well-timed comment? Why do you hate ugly bartenders with a creepy lazy eye?And lastly, you could understand if it was "Dancing on the Ceiling" but not "Say You, Say Me"? C'mon. "Dancing on the Ceiling" is about joy, happiness and the miracle of being able to actually dance on the ceiling. It would not have been relavent to a toast about 2 people getting engaged. My rant is over. And again, I still support and appreciate your ombudsman-ship.
 
It's been almost a week since I came out of the closet to my parents. It's amazing what being truly free can do to you in so many ways. I've also noticed that I'm drinking WAY LESS than before. Only had one beer last night. I think it's because I no longer have that heavy burden on my shoulders.

 
It's been almost a week since I came out of the closet to my parents. It's amazing what being truly free can do to you in so many ways. I've also noticed that I'm drinking WAY LESS than before. Only had one beer last night. I think it's because I no longer have that heavy burden on my shoulders.
:popcorn:
 
It's been almost a week since I came out of the closet to my parents. It's amazing what being truly free can do to you in so many ways. I've also noticed that I'm drinking WAY LESS than before. Only had one beer last night. I think it's because I no longer have that heavy burden on my shoulders.
Can't imagine the years of pressure that must've been on you - you may not have realized yourself while it was happening - but I know what it feels like when something long dreaded goes 'poof'.I know it's only been a week, but have you noticed any difference in the way your parents talk to you (either in frequency or tone)?
 
It's been almost a week since I came out of the closet to my parents. It's amazing what being truly free can do to you in so many ways. I've also noticed that I'm drinking WAY LESS than before. Only had one beer last night. I think it's because I no longer have that heavy burden on my shoulders.
awesome.
 
It's been almost a week since I came out of the closet to my parents. It's amazing what being truly free can do to you in so many ways. I've also noticed that I'm drinking WAY LESS than before. Only had one beer last night. I think it's because I no longer have that heavy burden on my shoulders.
Glad to hear this. Congrats.
 
It's been almost a week since I came out of the closet to my parents. It's amazing what being truly free can do to you in so many ways. I've also noticed that I'm drinking WAY LESS than before. Only had one beer last night. I think it's because I no longer have that heavy burden on my shoulders.
Can't imagine the years of pressure that must've been on you - you may not have realized yourself while it was happening - but I know what it feels like when something long dreaded goes 'poof'.I know it's only been a week, but have you noticed any difference in the way your parents talk to you (either in frequency or tone)?
Not really. But I did see them a couple of days ago. NO mention of my being gay but they didn't treat me any differently even though I knew it was on their minds. I don't think they are ready to ask questions. They are still processing it. But all in all, they handled it way better than my brother and I thought they ever would. I had told him prior to coming out to them so that he could be prepared for when he got the inevitable phone call. He told me they did indeed call him and that they handled it much better than he expected. He said Mom could tell how much happier I seemed after I told them.
 
It's been almost a week since I came out of the closet to my parents. It's amazing what being truly free can do to you in so many ways. I've also noticed that I'm drinking WAY LESS than before. Only had one beer last night. I think it's because I no longer have that heavy burden on my shoulders.
Can't imagine the years of pressure that must've been on you - you may not have realized yourself while it was happening - but I know what it feels like when something long dreaded goes 'poof'.I know it's only been a week, but have you noticed any difference in the way your parents talk to you (either in frequency or tone)?
Not really. But I did see them a couple of days ago. NO mention of my being gay but they didn't treat me any differently even though I knew it was on their minds. I don't think they are ready to ask questions. They are still processing it. But all in all, they handled it way better than my brother and I thought they ever would. I had told him prior to coming out to them so that he could be prepared for when he got the inevitable phone call. He told me they did indeed call him and that they handled it much better than he expected. He said Mom could tell how much happier I seemed after I told them.
:yucky: Sounds like they are taking it fine. Congrats - Your Liver
 
Met up with a bunch of friends for drinks after work to celebrate the engagment of our friends who had been together for years. He proposed to her last night which was apparently 5 years to the day of their first date. There was about 10 of us there tonight for a few drinks as the newly engaged couple were driving out of state in a couple hours to share the sad happy news with the bride to be's family. (interesting that the bride wasn't drinking she said because she was going to be the one driving tonight, the rest of us are assuming she's pregers and that's why they got engaged)

So after a couple rounds (not to mention I got there early and got a head start) one idiot in the group decides to buy a round of shots for everyone (ok, the idiot is actually me) So we're about to do the shot and then one of my GBs says that someone should make a toast and he nominates me to do it (mostly because he knows that I've been drinking more than anyone else and I'll probably say something inappropriate) So I reached deep down into my soul and came up with the following:

"As we go down life's lonesome's highway (dramatic pause as I sigh)

It seems (slight dramatic pause) the hardest thing to do, (now looking directly at engaged couple)

Is to find (pause, fake like I'm choking up) a friend, or 2.

That helping hand (pause, close my eyes and bite my quivering lower lip)

Someone who understands.

When you feel (slight pause) you've lost your way,

You've got someone there to say: (very dramatic pause)

I'll show you. (now tapping my fist on my heart and pointing to the happy couple)

Here's to the happy couple, Cheers."

Yep, they thought I'd be inappropriate, but instead I quoted Lionel Richie's "Say You... Say Me" and performed it like a 5 time Oscar winner!!!! The bride-to-be had tears in her eyes as she hugged me and said how beautiful that was. A couple GB's commented on how "deep" that was. The groom-to-be hugged me and said "sorry dude, that must have tough for you, I know your divorce was rough". I am completely and utterly shuked that no one knew what I had just done. I kinda feel like I should get some credit for my performance, but they all think it was just a heart felt toast. WTF!!!

So everyone gets up to leave and I go to pay my tab to the bartender and he says to me: "Hey, nice toast Lionel. Maybe if the happy couple has a kid, you could qoute some versus from "I Believe The Children Are The Future" at the baptism" :yucky: That ugly bartender with a creepy lazy eye made my night with that comment.
oh holy hell :D :X :lmao:
 
To those who use the Neti-Pot squeeze bottle, I get a little skeezed out after a few uses. Do you wash it in the dishwasher after each use? How do you make sure you aren't squirting bacteria up into the nether regions of your cranium?
It only goes one way. We have an anti-bacterial mode on the dishwasher and I put it in there every couple of months thought.
You're kind of a train wreck, aren't ya?
It's all the way you tell the story.
 
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Oh holy ####. Mrs. SLB's boss woke up to find her husband dead back in October 2009. Massive heart attack. She woke up this morning to find her boyfriend laying next to her in bed, dead. That poor women. :mellow:

 
Bonzai said:
All are welcome to play in this....the more the merrier. ;) Greetings!If you are receiving this email, it means two things:1) I haven't started my New Year's Eve drinking yet.2) You played in the 2010 NFL Playoff - Fantasy Contest and are being invited back to join the fun in 2011.Below is a summary of the rules, deadlines, payment information and payouts:RulesEach partcipant must log into this website: www.rtsports.com and log in with their information. Search for "Nesbitt Playoff Contest". I will email an invite to those who need it. Once you have logged on, each owner must select a full roster of 9 players from the teams who have qualified for the 2011 NFL Playoffs. The rosters are as follows:1 QB2 RB2 WR1 TE1 Def/ST1 K1 Flex at ANY position (this includes QB, Def/ST, K in addition to RB, WR, TE)Multiple teams can own the same players. This is NOT a draft. You can log in and select your line up at any time PRIOR to the kick off of the first playoff game. Once the first game begins, rosters are frozen and locked for the duration of the playoffs. You can alter your roster as many times as you like prior to the first game. Once that first game begins, that's it. You will NOT be able to see any other team's roster until the NFL games begin. At that time, I will release all the rosters for all to see. I will fill my roster out blind and will be one of the first to submit. Once you select your roster, PLEASE MAKE SURE YOU START ALL YOUR PLAYERS. I will come behind you and make sure you do this as well, but please start and activate your roster prior to game number 1.As I said, once the games begin, everything is frozen. No more roster changes are allowed. If one of your players exits the playoffs, that's the breaks. This is a very challenging game because you have to not only find the best playmakers, but choose the teams that advance the furthest in the playoffs. Most years, this comes down to the owners who predict the Super Bowl contestants. Any questions? Let me know.DeadlinesAll rosters must be submitted and activated prior to the first NFL game. I'm not sure when the first game will be, but I will make sure everybody knows the deadlines. Once that first game begins, no other entries will be allowed. Everything is frozen for the duration.Payment InformationEntry fee is $20. I must either have your money or have a promise from you that money is on the way to be eligible for this contest. Entries that have not paid will be kicked out if payment is not received before round 2 of the playoff games. No exceptions. You can paypal me at {pm me for details} or send me a check/cash to:{pm me for details}If you choose paypal, please don't stiff me with the stupid fees. Add a buck and change to cover their ridiculous fees. Thanks.Cost to run this website is usually $20.PayoutsIn the past, we have gone with a 'winner take all' format. The winner is the owner with the most total cumulative points throughout the playoffs. In the rare case that we have a tie, the owners will split the pot. There is no money for second place.Usually we have about 20 owners in this thing. I am going to ramp it up this year and try to double that. You are welcome to pass this along to friends or interested parties. Just make sure they aren't deadbeats. Thanks.Good luck and let's get this thing cranking!
Still possible to get in on this?Checked out the site, but it's impenetrable. Any help?
If you PM me your email address in the next 30 minutes, we can get this done. I'll give you details on paypal via pm.Anyone else is welcome too, but we have to hurry!
 
It's been almost a week since I came out of the closet to my parents. It's amazing what being truly free can do to you in so many ways. I've also noticed that I'm drinking WAY LESS than before. Only had one beer last night. I think it's because I no longer have that heavy burden on my shoulders.
Can't imagine the years of pressure that must've been on you - you may not have realized yourself while it was happening - but I know what it feels like when something long dreaded goes 'poof'.I know it's only been a week, but have you noticed any difference in the way your parents talk to you (either in frequency or tone)?
Not really. But I did see them a couple of days ago. NO mention of my being gay but they didn't treat me any differently even though I knew it was on their minds. I don't think they are ready to ask questions. They are still processing it. But all in all, they handled it way better than my brother and I thought they ever would. I had told him prior to coming out to them so that he could be prepared for when he got the inevitable phone call. He told me they did indeed call him and that they handled it much better than he expected. He said Mom could tell how much happier I seemed after I told them.
Happy news, Mac! What a major relief. :whistle: :thumbup: :thumbup:
 
Gadzooks said:
So everyone gets up to leave and I go to pay my tab to the bartender and he says to me: "Hey, nice toast Lionel. Maybe if the happy couple has a kid, you could qoute some versus from "I Believe The Children Are The Future" at the baptism" :whistle: That ugly bartender with a creepy lazy eye made my night with that comment.
Well done, but I'm not buying it. You sort of had me until the bartender's line.
But he's ugly and has a lazy eye. Those kinds of details don't just invent themselves.
Oh I believe the bartender has as lazy eye. However, I sincerely doubt: a) someone would spontaneously recite lyrics to a Lionel Richie song (or even know them) and b) the bartender (who happens to be listening to the entire thing) also picks up on it and make a well-timed comment.Dancing on the Ceiling, I can see.. but Say You, Say Me? How much disbelief are we really expected to suspend here?
Though I support and appreciate your ombudsman-ship (even though I still don't really know what that is) but I gotta say you disappoint me. First off, why would you doubt someone would both know and spontaneously recite a Lionel Richie song? I"m talking about LIONEL effing RICHIE! Everyone loves and looks up to Lionel (some may not admit it, or maybe they just don't realize it yet) Look at the man, the mustache, the hair, the fashion... and don't even get me started about his lyrics. Do you know how he writes a song? Do you? Well I can't confirm it, but I'm pretty sure he peers into my heart and my soul and gathers up all my feelings and emotions and he puts it all into music. What I'm trying to say is that it should come as no surprise that someone would know his lyrics AND spontaneously recite them.Secondly, why do you doubt the bartender picked up on my lyrical theft and made a well-timed comment? Why do you hate ugly bartenders with a creepy lazy eye?And lastly, you could understand if it was "Dancing on the Ceiling" but not "Say You, Say Me"? C'mon. "Dancing on the Ceiling" is about joy, happiness and the miracle of being able to actually dance on the ceiling. It would not have been relavent to a toast about 2 people getting engaged. My rant is over. And again, I still support and appreciate your ombudsman-ship.
It's still a cool story, bro.
 
It's been almost a week since I came out of the closet to my parents. It's amazing what being truly free can do to you in so many ways. I've also noticed that I'm drinking WAY LESS than before. Only had one beer last night. I think it's because I no longer have that heavy burden on my shoulders.
Congrats.See, Homer. It's not that big of a deal. You can do it.
 
Thanks for all the Congrats. I really appreciate it.

On a side note, an FBG person friended me on Facebook but didn't provide his/her board name.

I'm not going to post the name but the initials are E.S. If anyone knows who this is, please send me a PM.

I don't add people unless I know who they are to a certain degree i.e. board name.

TIA.

 
Met up with a bunch of friends for drinks after work to celebrate the engagment of our friends who had been together for years. He proposed to her last night which was apparently 5 years to the day of their first date. There was about 10 of us there tonight for a few drinks as the newly engaged couple were driving out of state in a couple hours to share the sad happy news with the bride to be's family. (interesting that the bride wasn't drinking she said because she was going to be the one driving tonight, the rest of us are assuming she's pregers and that's why they got engaged)

So after a couple rounds (not to mention I got there early and got a head start) one idiot in the group decides to buy a round of shots for everyone (ok, the idiot is actually me) So we're about to do the shot and then one of my GBs says that someone should make a toast and he nominates me to do it (mostly because he knows that I've been drinking more than anyone else and I'll probably say something inappropriate) So I reached deep down into my soul and came up with the following:

"As we go down life's lonesome's highway (dramatic pause as I sigh)

It seems (slight dramatic pause) the hardest thing to do, (now looking directly at engaged couple)

Is to find (pause, fake like I'm choking up) a friend, or 2.

That helping hand (pause, close my eyes and bite my quivering lower lip)

Someone who understands.

When you feel (slight pause) you've lost your way,

You've got someone there to say: (very dramatic pause)

I'll show you. (now tapping my fist on my heart and pointing to the happy couple)

Here's to the happy couple, Cheers."

Yep, they thought I'd be inappropriate, but instead I quoted Lionel Richie's "Say You... Say Me" and performed it like a 5 time Oscar winner!!!! The bride-to-be had tears in her eyes as she hugged me and said how beautiful that was. A couple GB's commented on how "deep" that was. The groom-to-be hugged me and said "sorry dude, that must have tough for you, I know your divorce was rough". I am completely and utterly shuked that no one knew what I had just done. I kinda feel like I should get some credit for my performance, but they all think it was just a heart felt toast. WTF!!!

So everyone gets up to leave and I go to pay my tab to the bartender and he says to me: "Hey, nice toast Lionel. Maybe if the happy couple has a kid, you could qoute some versus from "I Believe The Children Are The Future" at the baptism" :unsure: That ugly bartender with a creepy lazy eye made my night with that comment.
I'll top that (I think).Both of Mrs. TF's parents passed away by the time we got married so she had her older brother walk her down the aisle. I had thought he had seen Old School, but apparently he hadn't yet. As he gave her away to me, I whispered the "It takes a man to give away an angel" line that Vince Vaughn said in the flick.

The next day (we had a thing at my parents house b/c we weren't leaving for the honeymoon until 2 days after the wedding), he came to me kind of choked up and said something to the effect of "that was really sweet....". I didn't know what to say, so I said nothing. A few months later, he calls after finally watching Old School. Mrs. TF and I were dying laughing.

 
You know you're getting old because you're psyched that the wife has gone out scrapbooking for the evening and the kids are old enough to leave you alone while football is on.

 
It's been almost a week since I came out of the closet to my parents. It's amazing what being truly free can do to you in so many ways. I've also noticed that I'm drinking WAY LESS than before. Only had one beer last night. I think it's because I no longer have that heavy burden on my shoulders.
Congrats.See, Homer. It's not that big of a deal. You can do it.
:goodposting:Mac, I thought you were out to everyone years ago. Why only now?
 
You know you're getting old because you're psyched that the wife has gone out scrapbooking for the evening and the kids are old enough to leave you alone while football is on.
Suddenly not so psyched after watching the first 5 min of the Saints game.
 
It's been almost a week since I came out of the closet to my parents. It's amazing what being truly free can do to you in so many ways. I've also noticed that I'm drinking WAY LESS than before. Only had one beer last night. I think it's because I no longer have that heavy burden on my shoulders.
Congrats.See, Homer. It's not that big of a deal. You can do it.
:goodposting:Mac, I thought you were out to everyone years ago. Why only now?
I was to everyone EXCEPT my parents. I'm amazed they never heard it through the grapevine. All my friends have known, all my clients, all my co-workers, etc. Dallas really isn't that big when it comes to the grapevine.
 
It's been almost a week since I came out of the closet to my parents. It's amazing what being truly free can do to you in so many ways. I've also noticed that I'm drinking WAY LESS than before. Only had one beer last night. I think it's because I no longer have that heavy burden on my shoulders.
;) Good for you. Boston Herald sports columnist Steve Buckley came out the other day as well. They had a front page story and it was the TOPIC on sports radio (Buckley is a regular on the Big Show on WEEI) My cousin told me how hard it was for him to keep it "hidden" for so long. I'm sure working in the sports industry, Buckley must have been worried about how it would affect his career. Oh and as for not drinking as much...... congrats??

Steve Buckley comes out too

 
Oh holy ####. Mrs. SLB's boss woke up to find her husband dead back in October 2009. Massive heart attack. She woke up this morning to find her boyfriend laying next to her in bed, dead. That poor women. :goodposting:
I'd say that they either had some kind of congenital defect or she's one hell of a lover.
 

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