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PBR is good cheap beer. Also pretty popular with hipsters these days.
In college there was a dive basement bar on Pearl Street called the Sundown Saloon. It was the kind of place that if you went in there as a college student, possibly tripping on mushrooms, someone might approach you in the dingy bathroom and tell you that "we don't appreciate your kind here". Or so I heard. The only beer on tap was PBR - which in the early 90s added to the charm and would lead to many exclamations of, "Heineken!? #### that ####! Pabst! Blue! Ribbon!". Anyways, fast forward 20 years and the Sundowner is now a hip happening joint, with about 20 microbrews on tap. One of thsoe is still PBR but unlike the good ole' days, just about every trendy bar seems to have the PBR on tap.
 
I'm warming up to this beer. It's essentially a cheaper version of Budweiser.
It really wasn't bad. At least not after starting with vodka sodas. $3 for 16oz was the main appeal though.
Most Portland bars sell the 16 OZ for $2 or less. I love tall boys. And I love cheap prices. WIN/WIN.Also, there is a case of PBR in my house right now. :bag:
I, too, have a case of PBR in my house right now that I purchased for $10.50
I just finished off a case of PBR tallboys purchased for 16.99
 
My wife is awesome. I thought she would have a giant freakout, but she was OK. After sleeping on it for a night, I have decided that while I am not particularly excited about the looming paycut, I am feeling energized at the prospect of doing something different next. I also won't miss, at all, a number of the a-holes in this office.
Can I ask which firm? I'll take a PM if necessary.
Jones Day
 
PBR reminds me of the movie Midnight Madness. I still sing the "Pabst... Blue Ribbon" song in my head every time I drink one.

 
So you just had a paperbag with a live copperhead that you carried around all day?
:lmao: :lmao: :lmao: I picture a drunk guy in a cat shirt with a bag with a poisonous snake in it, just randomly showing people. WTF.... :lmao:
I kind of feel like the ER doctors weren't going nuts because they had to give him a few shots for the bite, but it was because a live ####### copperhead was set loose in the hospital.
 
So I've got this wedding tonight. The bride is a woman I work with. About 3 weeks ago I did a wedding for one of her friends. Apparently I did a pretty good job judging by all the compliments I got. There will be a lot of the same people at this wedding. I can't do the same bad-### ceremony. So I'm trying to write new stuff. I've got writer's block.

The bride asked me to make it "sorta funny". I'm thinking of giving them a few pieces of advice but I don't want to do any of the old, cliche stuff.

Help me out.

 
Pretty sure any man can sustain a successful, happy marriage by learning three key phrases and using them early and often. They are:

1. I'm wrong.

2. You're right.

3. I'm sorry.

 
Tomorrow is dance recital day. I am very proud and enjoy myself for the 6? total minutes my daughter gets to dance to her 2 routines. I ####### hate the other 27 hours. And my blushing bride of course eats it up.

 
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Pretty sure any man can sustain a successful, happy marriage by learning three key phrases and using them early and often. They are: 1. I'm wrong.2. You're right.3. I'm sorry.
I like this.Oh, we have a pretty high level of difficulty...my wife will be there. I'm working in something like "This is usually where I give the bride and groom a little advice on having a happy marriage. But I'm a bit hesitant to so since my wife is here today. I'm not sure I can take the heckling."
 
So I've got this wedding tonight. The bride is a woman I work with. About 3 weeks ago I did a wedding for one of her friends. Apparently I did a pretty good job judging by all the compliments I got. There will be a lot of the same people at this wedding. I can't do the same bad-### ceremony. So I'm trying to write new stuff. I've got writer's block. The bride asked me to make it "sorta funny". I'm thinking of giving them a few pieces of advice but I don't want to do any of the old, cliche stuff.Help me out.
Mawage. Mawage is wot bwings us togeder tooday. Mawage, that bwessed awangment, that dweam wifin a dweam... And wuv, tru wuv, will fowow you foweva... So tweasure your wuv.
 
So I've got this wedding tonight. The bride is a woman I work with. About 3 weeks ago I did a wedding for one of her friends. Apparently I did a pretty good job judging by all the compliments I got. There will be a lot of the same people at this wedding. I can't do the same bad-### ceremony. So I'm trying to write new stuff. I've got writer's block. The bride asked me to make it "sorta funny". I'm thinking of giving them a few pieces of advice but I don't want to do any of the old, cliche stuff.Help me out.
Mawage. Mawage is wot bwings us togeder tooday. Mawage, that bwessed awangment, that dweam wifin a dweam... And wuv, tru wuv, will fowow you foweva... So tweasure your wuv.
I hate that movie.
 
So I've got this wedding tonight. The bride is a woman I work with. About 3 weeks ago I did a wedding for one of her friends. Apparently I did a pretty good job judging by all the compliments I got. There will be a lot of the same people at this wedding. I can't do the same bad-### ceremony. So I'm trying to write new stuff. I've got writer's block. The bride asked me to make it "sorta funny". I'm thinking of giving them a few pieces of advice but I don't want to do any of the old, cliche stuff.Help me out.
Take my wife...Please!!
 
For Sconch (Second time ive used this quote in this thread I think)

True love is hard to find, sometimes you think you have true love and then you catch the early flight home from San Diego and a couple of nude people jump out of your bathroom blindfolded like a ####### magic show ready to double team your girlfriend...
 
Holy crap I just had the best donut ever.Krispy Kreme oreo cookies and cream -- glazed donut with cookies n cream filling, topped with oreo crumbles and white icing..:fatty:
Just landed back in the good ole USA and had a buttery pretzel, coke icee, and followed up with a brownie/cookie hybrid from the Toll House stand in the harrport
 
Tomorrow is dance recital day. I am very proud and enjoy myself for the 6? total minutes my daughter gets to dance to her 2 routines. I ####### hate the other 27 hours. And my blushing bride of course eats it up.
If you post a pic of her from the recital on FaceBook, can I make the following comment underneath: "Homer J. Simpson likes this" or would that be crossing the line?
 
Pretty sure any man can sustain a successful, happy marriage by learning three key phrases and using them early and often. They are: 1. I'm wrong.2. You're right.3. I'm sorry.
I like this.Oh, we have a pretty high level of difficulty...my wife will be there. I'm working in something like "This is usually where I give the bride and groom a little advice on having a happy marriage. But I'm a bit hesitant to so since my wife is here today. I'm not sure I can take the heckling."
:lmao: :lmao: :lmao:
 
Love is blind, marriage is the eye-opener.

There’s a way of transferring funds that is even faster than electronic banking. It’s called marriage.

The secret of a happy marriage remains a secret.

Marriage is nature’s way of keeping us from fighting with strangers.

 
Love is blind, marriage is the eye-opener.There’s a way of transferring funds that is even faster than electronic banking. It’s called marriage.The secret of a happy marriage remains a secret.Marriage is nature’s way of keeping us from fighting with strangers.
A teenager asks his father "How much did it cost you when you got married?" The dad replies "I DON'T KNOW. I'M STILL PAYING FOR IT!"
 
Tomorrow is dance recital day. I am very proud and enjoy myself for the 6? total minutes my daughter gets to dance to her 2 routines. I ####### hate the other 27 hours. And my blushing bride of course eats it up.
If you post a pic of her from the recital on FaceBook, can I make the following comment underneath: "Homer J. Simpson likes this" or would that be crossing the line?
Thats definitely a stays here thing IMO. Shes 7.Also, I actually think the HJS likes young girls meme is tired. :scared:
 
I'm warming up to this beer. It's essentially a cheaper version of Budweiser.
It really wasn't bad. At least not after starting with vodka sodas. $3 for 16oz was the main appeal though.
Most Portland bars sell the 16 OZ for $2 or less. I love tall boys. And I love cheap prices. WIN/WIN.Also, there is a case of PBR in my house right now. :bag:
Our neighborhood grocery store has a little patio bar in it that has $1 PBR cans :thumbup:
 
Rough draft:

This is usually the part of the ceremony where I like to give the bride and groom a little advice on how to have a happy marriage. But I’m a little hesitant to do so for a couple of reasons. First of all Tara and Nick already have a strong relationship. Secondly my wife is here today and I’m not sure if she would start laughing in the middle of this. I won’t point her out but she’ll be the pretty red-head rolling her eyes.

Never bring up his or her past mistakes. They will make plenty of new ones you can use against them.

Never argue over whose job is hardest or who does the most work. I think between drilling a hole several thousand feet into the ground and keeping 35 13 year olds in their seats it’s pretty much a tie. (he's a petroleum engineer, she's a teacher0

Nothing is more important than really listening to what your spouse is saying. At least I think that’s what my wife was going on about the other day.

Never argue about money. There will never be enough of it anyway.

Men should always take their wife’s advice when it comes to fashion. Back when we were shooting each other with BB guns and trying to jump our bikes over trashcans they were playing dress-up.

For women: Do not expect your husband to change after marriage.

For men: Do not expect your wife to not change.

Just remember that there really is no secret to a successful marriage. Probably the only real piece of advice I can give you is no matter what challenges you face in the upcoming years that you love each other and that should conquer all. In every situation you two face as husband and wife just remember the immortal words of Lenny Kravitz: “You’ve got to let love rule.”

Not sure about the Lenny Kravitz thing. I put that in for another couple where the groom was a guitarist. Hell Kravitz was big before these guys were born.

 
Rough draft:

This is usually the part of the ceremony where I like to give the bride and groom a little advice on how to have a happy marriage. But I'm a little hesitant to do so for a couple of reasons. First of all Tara and Nick already have a strong relationship. Secondly my wife is here today and I'm not sure if she would start laughing in the middle of this. I won't point her out but she'll be the pretty red-head rolling her eyes.
sounds better with the heckling part.
 
Pretty sure any man can sustain a successful, happy marriage by learning three key phrases and using them early and often. They are: 1. I'm wrong.2. You're right.3. I'm sorry.
I like this.Oh, we have a pretty high level of difficulty...my wife will be there. I'm working in something like "This is usually where I give the bride and groom a little advice on having a happy marriage. But I'm a bit hesitant to so since my wife is here today. I'm not sure I can take the heckling."
:lmao: :lmao: :lmao:
:goodposting: :lmao:
 
Pretty sure any man can sustain a successful, happy marriage by learning three key phrases and using them early and often. They are:

1. I'm wrong.

2. You're right.

3. I'm sorry.
I like this.Oh, we have a pretty high level of difficulty...my wife will be there. I'm working in something like "This is usually where I give the bride and groom a little advice on having a happy marriage. And I should know, b/c I've been married 6 times. I'm positive this one is going to be the longest."
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Tomorrow is dance recital day. I am very proud and enjoy myself for the 6? total minutes my daughter gets to dance to her 2 routines. I ####### hate the other 27 hours. And my blushing bride of course eats it up.
This is reason number 3 why I'm glad I have boys only. My co-worker has a daughter who is almost 7. He goes to recitals that are - not making this up - 10 hours long. And his daughter is on stage for maybe 30 minutes total. I don't know how in the hell you guys do this. I'd contemplate another divorce if ever faced with this. I'm not joking. No way I could do this. 10 hours? Watching other kids dance? Nope. Not a chance.
 
Tomorrow is dance recital day. I am very proud and enjoy myself for the 6? total minutes my daughter gets to dance to her 2 routines. I ####### hate the other 27 hours. And my blushing bride of course eats it up.
If you post a pic of her from the recital on FaceBook, can I make the following comment underneath: "Homer J. Simpson likes this" or would that be crossing the line?
Thats definitely a stays here thing IMO. Shes 7.Also, I actually think the HJS likes young girls meme is tired. :scared:
:goodposting:
 

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