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Or you could play a game of tecmo super bowl, get to halftime and pause it, and then when the real game gets to halftime just play that.strippers?No worries; I appreciate your reading my long post. If you think of anything creative, I'd appreciate it.
Nyet. Could be work people there.strippers?No worries; I appreciate your reading my long post. If you think of anything creative, I'd appreciate it.
Now that is hilarious! I love this.Or you could play a game of tecmo super bowl, get to halftime and pause it, and then when the real game gets to halftime just play that.strippers?No worries; I appreciate your reading my long post. If you think of anything creative, I'd appreciate it.
Did you think you could've gotten this far this fast with anyone else, huh? That you'd be out there dicking someone like Darien? No. You'd still be cold calling widows and dentists tryin' to sell 'em 20 shares of some dog #### stock. I took you in.
You available? All the BBQ you can eat.ETA: And we do decades correctly.
Marching band? What, you have forty acres on the river?Since Memphis is kind of home to ragtime jug band music, maybe you could find a local band that plays that genre. A 25 minute halftime is just about theoretical max for listening to homemade jug instruments, but the novelty of it is kind of chic.
That would be awesome.Memphis is actually home to rock-and-roll, where it was invented, and the blues, though. I kinda like ragtime jug band folk bluegrass BS better, though.
My wife went to DePaulOne of my FB (and former Chicago RL) friends just posted about exactly this same thing today, and I posted a response. Did you marry my Chicago friend?Here's what I posted to her FB:See as many of the temples at Angkor as you can (Angkor Wat is simply the biggest one which many people use to refer to the whole group of >100 of them). Our favorites were Angkor Thom and Ta Prohm in addition to Wat.Also near Siem Reap,... take a boat ride onto Tonle Sap. It is really incredible.We went to a children's school that someone started there as most kids cannot go to school after 6th grade. We also saw a water/well project because only 30% of people in Cambodia have clean water to drink. These aren't touristy things, but if you're interested let me know.In Cambodia, every meal you have will be great and dirt cheap. If you want something a little upscale, the restaurant at the Raffles Hotel is out of this world.Similarly in Bangkok the Thai restaurant at the Mandarin Oriental, across the river from the hotel itself but still part of the establishment, is some of the best food I've ever had anywhere. You can sit outside there in a lovely setting, too. I wasn't all that keen on Thailand in comparison to Cambodia so have a lot less to recommend there.
Well, my friend Amy, who posted, seems still to be into her boyfriend John, so I think we're OK?My wife went to DePaul
If we're not, ima' have to smack a #####Well, my friend Amy, who posted, seems still to be into her boyfriend John, so I think we're OK?My wife went to DePaul
If "work people" are the only thing standing between us and strippers at halftime, I think that you should quit your job.Nyet. Could be work people there.strippers?No worries; I appreciate your reading my long post. If you think of anything creative, I'd appreciate it.
Good girl. By charity she means my bonus. Thanks, GB.I go to my local Valero station to air up my tires, it's free there.Me: Can you turn on the air for me?Girl behind counter: Oh, it's not free anymore, it's 75 cents. But part of the money is donated to charity.Me: How much is air if I don't want to donate to charity?Girl:
I have less respect for your notebook than I used to
Mortgage > strippersIf "work people" are the only thing standing between us and strippers at halftime, I think that you should quit your job.Nyet. Could be work people there.strippers?No worries; I appreciate your reading my long post. If you think of anything creative, I'd appreciate it.
I bet Darko would disagree
I don't keep a "proninja" entry.
This is a sign that I've done a good job of not being around here muchI don't keep a "proninja" entry.
Where exactly are you having a super bowl party where you're going to have room for your own halftime show?
It's not a small house
That's why we get along so great. You are always thinking about the little details. I'm more of "big picture" type of guy.
It's so cute when couples flirt online for the rest of us to see. It reminds me of Mrs. BSR and BSR. Or Mrs. BSR and Ditkaless Warriors. Or Mrs. BSR and GM. Or Mrs. BSR and Sacamano. Anyways, good luck Oliver.
The house is large. The land is admittedly small. No doubt, though, that a halftime show in the street would be a big hit in the neighborhood.
Beale Street = birth of the blues, and jug came out of that during the depression. There was Louisville jug and Birmingham jug starting up around the same time, the Beale St version had its own lil' Memphis twist.Anyway, I know a Broadway drummer from the Memphis area who might have some ideas.
This, kids, on the other hand, is an example of bad notebooking.
I didn't even read the post, but SLB!St. Louis Bob said:I just almost took my eye out. How you ask? I just went to the storage area of my basement to retrieve a new light bulb for the lamp in my office upstairs. I turned a few of the lights on in the finished area but it wasn't bright enough to see. (I got some of those CFL bulbs on sale for .50 a piece when we moved in 8 years ago. Sure they suck but man do they last a long time!) I enter the storage area and see a string dangling in front of me. I instinctively pull it to illuminate my way. The next thing I know some metal blinds are flying towards my noggin and just miss me. That's when I remember my storage area has light switches and we had some old blinds stored between the floor joists.
I don't think Beale Street is the birth of anything.
Love the idea of a drummer and his/her ideas.
It's really sort of embarrassing how you can spend over a year not really coming around here much and still remember so much stupid #### about it.Can we still post the # sign here?
Big enough to be entertaining the idea of a ####ing marching band???
I'm well aware of Beale Street. But music in Memphis was begun at Stax, at Sun Studios, at WLOK,in Clarksdale, etc. You should do a bit of research on those places, which are the heart of Memphis music. Beale Street didn't begin anything of note, though it was instrumental in keeping some things going--before it nearly died in the 70s. It is notable in keeping some blues going before that time, though. Come to Memphis; there are a million places that will give you the background on all of this. It's fascinating, and one of the reasons I like Memphis. Beale means very little in this context, but the birthplace of rock and roll and the blues is important...which is not Beale.
K4>What kind of square footage are we talking about here?
As long as the Swagger Wagon video still makes you laugh, I think it's OK to hate every other usage.
Just saw that for the first time. We're cool.
Uncle.Beale St is where jug bands first started playing in Memphis. Not in recording studios or on radio stations, just street busking with home made instruments.I'm well aware of Beale Street. But music in Memphis was begun at Stax, at Sun Studios, at WLOK,in Clarksdale, etc. You should do a bit of research on those places, which are the heart of Memphis music. Beale Street didn't begin anything of note, though it was instrumental in keeping some things going--before it nearly died in the 70s. It is notable in keeping some blues going before that time, though. Come to Memphis; there are a million places that will give you the background on all of this. It's fascinating, and one of the reasons I like Memphis. Beale means very little in this context, but the birthplace of rock and roll and the blues is important...which is not Beale.
Not enough to take in a whole marching band, particularly given that we're spread over three floors. Our house is gigantic to us, given that we came from Chicago. Probably low for the average FBG, of course.
Hardly. Pretty sure you could afford it as long as the band changes your toddler's diapers.
DR, you are brilliant. I have no idea how we overlooked this. Seriously, in Memphis this should be a given.Now, to incorporate Elvis impersonators with a marching band and strippers...
Uncle.Beale St is where jug bands first started playing in Memphis. Not in recording studios or on radio stations, just street busking with home made instruments.I'm well aware of Beale Street. But music in Memphis was begun at Stax, at Sun Studios, at WLOK,in Clarksdale, etc. You should do a bit of research on those places, which are the heart of Memphis music. Beale Street didn't begin anything of note, though it was instrumental in keeping some things going--before it nearly died in the 70s. It is notable in keeping some blues going before that time, though. Come to Memphis; there are a million places that will give you the background on all of this. It's fascinating, and one of the reasons I like Memphis. Beale means very little in this context, but the birthplace of rock and roll and the blues is important...which is not Beale.
You can take the win on everything else.
Yeah, given that I never mentioned nor even envisioned jug bands, I'll go with this. Wait, is the idea that we should get a jug band for our party? :like:
Are you talking about before or after you send your toddler to Daycare MIT?
There is such a thing?
Well, since he's the man, doesn't that settle that?
Apparently you missed the part where he cooks and cleans and is a bad driver.
