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Fainted/Blacked out today. Only thing I remember is being dizzy and then being woken up lying down in a pool of sweat. Apparently I was standing still and then fell straight down, collapsed on the ground with my eyes open.I had drank a lot with little sleep and no food, but I'm still kinda freaked out. Low blood sugar? AIDS? Am I dying? :unsure:
Welcome son, this is the beginning of the rest of your life
:goodposting:Tried to use this excuse with my wife (then girlfriend) about how I ended up with another chick's lipstick on my neck but it didn't work for me. Maybe it will work better for you.
 
Not a big deal, and especially all what STLB has going on, but my it just hit me. My son just came down to hug me good night. He is 16 and now a little taller than me - and he is a lot bigger. I have lost my little boy. He will be driving soon and I now have lost any real deep sleep for another six years. Plus ...he could probably kick my ### unless I sucker punched him.
You should feel good that your 16 year old son still hugs his dad. I love my daughter more than anything, so much it hurts some days. And I have to avoid thinking about the day she will one day hate me when she's a teenager and how I will have the strength and wisdom to get back in her good graces the way my parents did with me when I didn't like them.Count your blessings.
 
Then she had to work a Leonard Cohen concert tonight at her 2nd job. The hits just keep coming
Leonard Cohen is ####ing awesome.Also, sorry your wife is having a hard time.
Yeah, but not for 3 hours after the day she had....Thanks for the well wishes. She's doing much better now. It's amazing what a day of holding, hugging and kissing her 6 month old and then 5 hours of UFC can do for her psyche. She's not looking forward to leading the crisis management/counseling on Monday but it's what she does best. She's elevntynine thousand times a better person than I.Oh and how about our Badgers! :pickle:
 
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Fainted/Blacked out today. Only thing I remember is being dizzy and then being woken up lying down in a pool of sweat. Apparently I was standing still and then fell straight down, collapsed on the ground with my eyes open.I had drank a lot with little sleep and no food, but I'm still kinda freaked out. Low blood sugar? AIDS? Am I dying? :unsure:
Welcome son, this is the beginning of the rest of your life
:goodposting:Tried to use this excuse with my wife (then girlfriend) about how I ended up with another chick's lipstick on my neck but it didn't work for me. Maybe it will work better for you.
:lmao:To clarify, it wasn't a drunk blackout. No liquor or anything, just beer. I wasn't completely hammered drunk or anything (for once). Kinda weird, I think I was just tired
 
BTW: I had some chili at lunch. I have been farting for the last 4 hours and they're horrible. Just horrible.

It's so bad I've been going upstairs to fart and then running back downstairs as quickly as possible. It's not helping.
I'm blowing out a rodeo hamburger. Just awful.
:lmao: :lmao: :lmao: Now that is a great string of words there.Needs to be a euphemism for something.
Why don't we just let it be a euphemism for polluting my living room while I have a house full of guests?
 
Im not kidding - my house smells like it is full of outhouse scented candles.
Mine smells like rotten egg stuffed in an old shoe sitting in a chicken coop on the hottest day of the year.
Mine smells like a cheap piece of soy burger sitting under a case of Bud light. To my credit, I am using all of my wife's expensive candles to cover the Oder.
 
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Gambling took a turn for the better this evening. Drinking, of course, has been outstanding throughout. And the people-watching is just epic. One of the highlights of the evening was a gal wearing a pink sash with "Birthday Girl" on it. She had a tramp stamp that simply said "David".

 
'St. Louis Bob said:
Also, I had lunch with a client that looks a lot like our little YSR. She said she hates her husband and wishes she was divorced.
Are you sure it WASN'T YSR? Although, knowing Romo, he would have made a BETTER lunch than anyone else.

Hang in there, SLB. You've got my number....yada yada yada
<_< Speaking of Romo, he just left for Texas for a week of training in Irving. It's 6:30 a.m. and I'm :pickle: about a full day of cleaning, sorting, and trips to Goodwill. So much easier to throw away the junk that his parents bring over when he's not here.

 
Fainted/Blacked out today. Only thing I remember is being dizzy and then being woken up lying down in a pool of sweat. Apparently I was standing still and then fell straight down, collapsed on the ground with my eyes open.I had drank a lot with little sleep and no food, but I'm still kinda freaked out. Low blood sugar? AIDS? Am I dying? :unsure:
I think it's called getting old. Welcome to the club :hifive:PM CC for more details
 
'St. Louis Bob said:
Also, I had lunch with a client that looks a lot like our little YSR. She said she hates her husband and wishes she was divorced.
Are you sure it WASN'T YSR? Although, knowing Romo, he would have made a BETTER lunch than anyone else.

Hang in there, SLB. You've got my number....yada yada yada
<_< Speaking of Romo, he just left for Texas for a week of training in Irving. It's 6:30 a.m. and I'm :pickle: about a full day of cleaning, sorting, and trips to Goodwill. So much easier to throw away the junk that his parents bring over when he's not here.
One of my ex-wives almost divorced me over something like this. We were getting ready to move and she had to go out of town for a few days. She had dozens and dozens of these huge boxes of stuff (random moth-eaten clothes, books, papers, broken toys, etc..) that she had been carting from place to place for years without ever opening for over 20 years.So in my man-wisdom I decided this was good time to get rid of a lot of this junk. The stuff that could be donated, I did. The rest, I took to work and threw in the dumpster. Anything that looked remotely heirloom-ish or valuable, I kept (didn't even refill one of the boxes with these).

Stuff had been stored in a utility room in the basement, so she didn't realize what I had done until moving day. She freaked out when she discovered the stuff was gone. I asked her if she could identify one specific item that was gone. She couldn't of course, but that didn't help an already stressful day get any better.

It all ended happily-ever-after, though - she found plenty of other reasons to divorce me.

 
'St. Louis Bob said:
Also, I had lunch with a client that looks a lot like our little YSR. She said she hates her husband and wishes she was divorced.
Are you sure it WASN'T YSR? Although, knowing Romo, he would have made a BETTER lunch than anyone else.

Hang in there, SLB. You've got my number....yada yada yada
<_< Speaking of Romo, he just left for Texas for a week of training in Irving. It's 6:30 a.m. and I'm :pickle: about a full day of cleaning, sorting, and trips to Goodwill. So much easier to throw away the junk that his parents bring over when he's not here.
One of my ex-wives almost divorced me over something like this. We were getting ready to move and she had to go out of town for a few days. She had dozens and dozens of these huge boxes of stuff (random moth-eaten clothes, books, papers, broken toys, etc..) that she had been carting from place to place for years without ever opening for over 20 years.So in my man-wisdom I decided this was good time to get rid of a lot of this junk. The stuff that could be donated, I did. The rest, I took to work and threw in the dumpster. Anything that looked remotely heirloom-ish or valuable, I kept (didn't even refill one of the boxes with these).

Stuff had been stored in a utility room in the basement, so she didn't realize what I had done until moving day. She freaked out when she discovered the stuff was gone. I asked her if she could identify one specific item that was gone. She couldn't of course, but that didn't help an already stressful day get any better.

It all ended happily-ever-after, though - she found plenty of other reasons to divorce me.
I usually work on a two year rule: if it's been in a box and you haven't even realized it's been gone/in the basement for two or more years, you don't need it/won't miss it. I've had a few big purges since we met and he's yet to miss anything, so I think I'm exercising a least a little bit of restraint (e.g. I haven't dumped the full box of MOP-style Tommy Bahama shirts yet - even though he's not worn a single one since we met 4 years ago).
 
'St. Louis Bob said:
Also, I had lunch with a client that looks a lot like our little YSR. She said she hates her husband and wishes she was divorced.
Are you sure it WASN'T YSR? Although, knowing Romo, he would have made a BETTER lunch than anyone else.

Hang in there, SLB. You've got my number....yada yada yada
<_< Speaking of Romo, he just left for Texas for a week of training in Irving. It's 6:30 a.m. and I'm :pickle: about a full day of cleaning, sorting, and trips to Goodwill. So much easier to throw away the junk that his parents bring over when he's not here.
One of my ex-wives almost divorced me over something like this. We were getting ready to move and she had to go out of town for a few days. She had dozens and dozens of these huge boxes of stuff (random moth-eaten clothes, books, papers, broken toys, etc..) that she had been carting from place to place for years without ever opening for over 20 years.So in my man-wisdom I decided this was good time to get rid of a lot of this junk. The stuff that could be donated, I did. The rest, I took to work and threw in the dumpster. Anything that looked remotely heirloom-ish or valuable, I kept (didn't even refill one of the boxes with these).

Stuff had been stored in a utility room in the basement, so she didn't realize what I had done until moving day. She freaked out when she discovered the stuff was gone. I asked her if she could identify one specific item that was gone. She couldn't of course, but that didn't help an already stressful day get any better.

It all ended happily-ever-after, though - she found plenty of other reasons to divorce me.
I usually work on a two year rule: if it's been in a box and you haven't even realized it's been gone/in the basement for two or more years, you don't need it/won't miss it. I've had a few big purges since we met and he's yet to miss anything, so I think I'm exercising a least a little bit of restraint (e.g. I haven't dumped the full box of MOP-style Tommy Bahama shirts yet - even though he's not worn a single one since we met 4 years ago).
My mom actually has a "one year rule", so I come by my anti-clutter, anti-needless-things stance honestly. But, whatever the timeframe, I think it's a good reality-check. Some stuff, like tools, are exempt though.
 
'St. Louis Bob said:
Also, I had lunch with a client that looks a lot like our little YSR. She said she hates her husband and wishes she was divorced.
Are you sure it WASN'T YSR? Although, knowing Romo, he would have made a BETTER lunch than anyone else.

Hang in there, SLB. You've got my number....yada yada yada
<_< Speaking of Romo, he just left for Texas for a week of training in Irving. It's 6:30 a.m. and I'm :pickle: about a full day of cleaning, sorting, and trips to Goodwill. So much easier to throw away the junk that his parents bring over when he's not here.
One of my ex-wives almost divorced me over something like this. We were getting ready to move and she had to go out of town for a few days. She had dozens and dozens of these huge boxes of stuff (random moth-eaten clothes, books, papers, broken toys, etc..) that she had been carting from place to place for years without ever opening for over 20 years.So in my man-wisdom I decided this was good time to get rid of a lot of this junk. The stuff that could be donated, I did. The rest, I took to work and threw in the dumpster. Anything that looked remotely heirloom-ish or valuable, I kept (didn't even refill one of the boxes with these).

Stuff had been stored in a utility room in the basement, so she didn't realize what I had done until moving day. She freaked out when she discovered the stuff was gone. I asked her if she could identify one specific item that was gone. She couldn't of course, but that didn't help an already stressful day get any better.

It all ended happily-ever-after, though - she found plenty of other reasons to divorce me.
:lmao: :lmao:
 
Speaking of Romo, he just left for Texas for a week of training in Irving. It's 6:30 a.m. and I'm :pickle: about a full day of cleaning, sorting, and trips to Goodwill. So much easier to throw away the junk that his parents bring over when he's not here.
PARTY TIME!
 
My niece has a soccer game in the area today so we are meeting my sister and her family and my parents for lunch.

I'm co-coaching my son's little league team this spring, and was planning on meeting the other coach today to go over stuff. I told my wife I was going to meet him at 2:00 or 3:00 and she freaked out. Said she doesn't want to be rushed at lunch. :mellow: She also woke up with a migraine and I told her to forget about lunch and she said we have to honor our committment.

So am I walking into a surprise birthday party?

 
My niece has a soccer game in the area today so we are meeting my sister and her family and my parents for lunch. I'm co-coaching my son's little league team this spring, and was planning on meeting the other coach today to go over stuff. I told my wife I was going to meet him at 2:00 or 3:00 and she freaked out. Said she doesn't want to be rushed at lunch. :mellow: She also woke up with a migraine and I told her to forget about lunch and she said we have to honor our committment. So am I walking into a surprise birthday party?
Yes
 
My niece has a soccer game in the area today so we are meeting my sister and her family and my parents for lunch. I'm co-coaching my son's little league team this spring, and was planning on meeting the other coach today to go over stuff. I told my wife I was going to meet him at 2:00 or 3:00 and she freaked out. Said she doesn't want to be rushed at lunch. :mellow: She also woke up with a migraine and I told her to forget about lunch and she said we have to honor our committment. So am I walking into a surprise birthday party?
Yes
:hifive:
 
BTW: I had some chili at lunch. I have been farting for the last 4 hours and they're horrible. Just horrible.

It's so bad I've been going upstairs to fart and then running back downstairs as quickly as possible. It's not helping.
I'm blowing out a rodeo hamburger. Just awful.
:lmao: :lmao: :lmao: Now that is a great string of words there.Needs to be a euphemism for something.
Why don't we just let it be a euphemism for polluting my living room while I have a house full of guests?
Farts are just the ghosts of the food we ate.
 
I hate St. Patrick's day. I've got red hair, but I'm not Irish (English actually, so basically the opposite as far as all that's concerned) but I've still got to respond to people asking me if I'm Irish and why I'm not wearing green. At least it's not a work day.

Plus all the drunks are out... together.

 
I hate St. Patrick's day. I've got red hair, but I'm not Irish (English actually, so basically the opposite as far as all that's concerned) but I've still got to respond to people asking me if I'm Irish and why I'm not wearing green. At least it's not a work day.

Plus all the drunks are out... together.
:goodposting:
 
My niece has a soccer game in the area today so we are meeting my sister and her family and my parents for lunch. I'm co-coaching my son's little league team this spring, and was planning on meeting the other coach today to go over stuff. I told my wife I was going to meet him at 2:00 or 3:00 and she freaked out. Said she doesn't want to be rushed at lunch. :mellow: She also woke up with a migraine and I told her to forget about lunch and she said we have to honor our committment. So am I walking into a surprise birthday party?
Either that or an intervention. Just act surprised either way.
 
My niece has a soccer game in the area today so we are meeting my sister and her family and my parents for lunch. I'm co-coaching my son's little league team this spring, and was planning on meeting the other coach today to go over stuff. I told my wife I was going to meet him at 2:00 or 3:00 and she freaked out. Said she doesn't want to be rushed at lunch. :mellow: She also woke up with a migraine and I told her to forget about lunch and she said we have to honor our committment. So am I walking into a surprise birthday party?
Either that or an intervention. Just act surprised either way.
:lmao:
 
My niece has a soccer game in the area today so we are meeting my sister and her family and my parents for lunch. I'm co-coaching my son's little league team this spring, and was planning on meeting the other coach today to go over stuff. I told my wife I was going to meet him at 2:00 or 3:00 and she freaked out. Said she doesn't want to be rushed at lunch. :mellow: She also woke up with a migraine and I told her to forget about lunch and she said we have to honor our committment. So am I walking into a surprise birthday party?
Either that or an intervention. Just act surprised either way.
:lmao:
:lmao: :lmao:
 
My niece has a soccer game in the area today so we are meeting my sister and her family and my parents for lunch. I'm co-coaching my son's little league team this spring, and was planning on meeting the other coach today to go over stuff. I told my wife I was going to meet him at 2:00 or 3:00 and she freaked out. Said she doesn't want to be rushed at lunch. :mellow: She also woke up with a migraine and I told her to forget about lunch and she said we have to honor our committment. So am I walking into a surprise birthday party?
Either that or an intervention. Just act surprised either way.
:lmao:
:lmao: :lmao:
:lmao: :lmao: :lmao:
 
'St. Louis Bob said:
Also, I had lunch with a client that looks a lot like our little YSR. She said she hates her husband and wishes she was divorced.
Are you sure it WASN'T YSR? Although, knowing Romo, he would have made a BETTER lunch than anyone else.

Hang in there, SLB. You've got my number....yada yada yada
<_< Speaking of Romo, he just left for Texas for a week of training in Irving. It's 6:30 a.m. and I'm :pickle: about a full day of cleaning, sorting, and trips to Goodwill. So much easier to throw away the junk that his parents bring over when he's not here.
:excited: If Stu survived the parade yesterday I'll get him, Bogart, and Romo together for a Bocce game at Dealey Plaza this afternoon.

 
Thanks to everybody. I sincerely appreciate it.

'St. Louis Bob said:
Also, I had lunch with a client that looks a lot like our little YSR. She said she hates her husband and wishes she was divorced.
Are you sure it WASN'T YSR?
It could be her older sister but she doesn't have sweet southern accent.
I've been to Maggie O'Brien's a time or two. Great place. :thumbup:
I drove by there and the people were literally spilling out into the street. A bunch of good looking young kids all getting wasted. Man, I miss that. :kicksrock:
Fainted/Blacked out today. Only thing I remember is being dizzy and then being woken up lying down in a pool of sweat. Apparently I was standing still and then fell straight down, collapsed on the ground with my eyes open.

I had drank a lot with little sleep and no food, but I'm still kinda freaked out. Low blood sugar? AIDS? Am I dying? :unsure:
Yikes GB. That's not good.
It all ended happily-ever-after, though - she found plenty of other reasons to divorce me.

:lmao: :lmao:
:lmao:
I hate St. Patrick's day. I've got red hair, but I'm not Irish (English actually, so basically the opposite as far as all that's concerned) but I've still got to respond to people asking me if I'm Irish and why I'm not wearing green. At least it's not a work day.

Plus all the drunks are out... together.
:goodposting:
Screw you both.
 
So in addition to being St. Patrick's Day, it was raining yesterday. I knew parking wouldn't be easy so we got there more than an hour early. I figured that we could eat at one of the restaurants at the arena but learned that you needed the proper ticket/crednetials to do so. I have to say it was humbling because I haven't been to a Blues game in a LONG time where I wasn't in a luxury suite or preferred seating. :bag: So I got us couple Nathan's hot dogs (that were freaking awesome) and we ate them on the steps of an emergency exit the way a couple of boys from the north side should.

Well there was still 45 minutes to face off so I figured we would just walk around a bit. That's when I notice that you could exit to have a smoke. I REALLY needed a smoke. So we head out the door to the parking garage and I could tell he was starting to get bored. So decided to show him all of the building in sight that I have been in. He thought that was cool and wanted to know what each one was like. Well them my attention was turned to all of the hot chicks walking into the game. So I asked him to point out the cute girls to me. "There's one! There's one! OH THERE'S TWO TOGETHER!" I couldn't have been more proud. Most of them were very legal but a couple were like 10. When you're 6 you have a pretty good range to appreciate the fairer sex.

He chanted let's go Blues pretty much the entire first period and was way into the game. Of course I'm making friends not trying. Why complete strangers come up to me and want to BS is beyond me. Anyhow after the first period he wanted to leave. I considered bribing him with Dippin Dots or something but hey, it was his birthday. I felt bad about pretty much burning $90 tickets though.

As we are walking to the exit I feel his hand get pulled away from mine. I turn around, concerned and he's like :shock: pointing at this Offdee 10 "Dad, look at that one." I look and yeah. :eek: She was younger 20's, 5'10, blond, not noticeable make up. Wow.

I was a very proud Dad even though I know I taught him at least 4 for terrible things last night. :bag:

 
So in addition to being St. Patrick's Day, it was raining yesterday. I knew parking wouldn't be easy so we got there more than an hour early. I figured that we could eat at one of the restaurants at the arena but learned that you needed the proper ticket/crednetials to do so. I have to say it was humbling because I haven't been to a Blues game in a LONG time where I wasn't in a luxury suite or preferred seating. :bag: So I got us couple Nathan's hot dogs (that were freaking awesome) and we ate them on the steps of an emergency exit the way a couple of boys from the north side should.

Well there was still 45 minutes to face off so I figured we would just walk around a bit. That's when I notice that you could exit to have a smoke. I REALLY needed a smoke. So we head out the door to the parking garage and I could tell he was starting to get bored. So decided to show him all of the building in sight that I have been in. He thought that was cool and wanted to know what each one was like. Well them my attention was turned to all of the hot chicks walking into the game. So I asked him to point out the cute girls to me. "There's one! There's one! OH THERE'S TWO TOGETHER!" I couldn't have been more proud. Most of them were very legal but a couple were like 10. When you're 6 you have a pretty good range to appreciate the fairer sex.

He chanted let's go Blues pretty much the entire first period and was way into the game. Of course I'm making friends not trying. Why complete strangers come up to me and want to BS is beyond me. Anyhow after the first period he wanted to leave. I considered bribing him with Dippin Dots or something but hey, it was his birthday. I felt bad about pretty much burning $90 tickets though.

As we are walking to the exit I feel his hand get pulled away from mine. I turn around, concerned and he's like :shock: pointing at this Offdee 10 "Dad, look at that one." I look and yeah. :eek: She was younger 20's, 5'10, blond, not noticeable make up. Wow.

I was a very proud Dad even though I know I taught him at least 4 for terrible things last night. :bag:
:lmao: :thumbup:
 
So in addition to being St. Patrick's Day, it was raining yesterday. I knew parking wouldn't be easy so we got there more than an hour early. I figured that we could eat at one of the restaurants at the arena but learned that you needed the proper ticket/crednetials to do so. I have to say it was humbling because I haven't been to a Blues game in a LONG time where I wasn't in a luxury suite or preferred seating. :bag: So I got us couple Nathan's hot dogs (that were freaking awesome) and we ate them on the steps of an emergency exit the way a couple of boys from the north side should.

Well there was still 45 minutes to face off so I figured we would just walk around a bit. That's when I notice that you could exit to have a smoke. I REALLY needed a smoke. So we head out the door to the parking garage and I could tell he was starting to get bored. So decided to show him all of the building in sight that I have been in. He thought that was cool and wanted to know what each one was like. Well them my attention was turned to all of the hot chicks walking into the game. So I asked him to point out the cute girls to me. "There's one! There's one! OH THERE'S TWO TOGETHER!" I couldn't have been more proud. Most of them were very legal but a couple were like 10. When you're 6 you have a pretty good range to appreciate the fairer sex.

He chanted let's go Blues pretty much the entire first period and was way into the game. Of course I'm making friends not trying. Why complete strangers come up to me and want to BS is beyond me. Anyhow after the first period he wanted to leave. I considered bribing him with Dippin Dots or something but hey, it was his birthday. I felt bad about pretty much burning $90 tickets though.

As we are walking to the exit I feel his hand get pulled away from mine. I turn around, concerned and he's like :shock: pointing at this Offdee 10 "Dad, look at that one." I look and yeah. :eek: She was younger 20's, 5'10, blond, not noticeable make up. Wow.

I was a very proud Dad even though I know I taught him at least 4 for terrible things last night. :bag:
:lmao: Proud dad, awesome dad. Great read.

 
I hate St. Patrick's day. I've got red hair, but I'm not Irish (English actually, so basically the opposite as far as all that's concerned) but I've still got to respond to people asking me if I'm Irish and why I'm not wearing green. At least it's not a work day.

Plus all the drunks are out... together.
:goodposting:
Screw you both.
:goodposting: Heading to my local Irish Pub in a little bit. My GB who bartends there is begging me to stay until 7 when he starts. If I don't make it that long, it means I had too many Smithwicks and Jamo shots. If I do make it that long he will over serve me Smithwicks and Jamo shots. I'm torn.

 
Gambling took a turn for the better this evening. Drinking, of course, has been outstanding throughout. And the people-watching is just epic. One of the highlights of the evening was a gal wearing a pink sash with "Birthday Girl" on it. She had a tramp stamp that simply said "David".
The shark move here is to grab one of those "HELLO MY NAME IS" nametags and write in, "David."
Fainted/Blacked out today. Only thing I remember is being dizzy and then being woken up lying down in a pool of sweat. Apparently I was standing still and then fell straight down, collapsed on the ground with my eyes open.

I had drank a lot with little sleep and no food, but I'm still kinda freaked out. Low blood sugar? AIDS? Am I dying? :unsure:
I think it's called getting old. Welcome to the club :hifive: PM CC for more details
I asked my doc about that poor grammar night. We figured that I must have accidentally double dosed my meds, and also forgot that Founder's Breakfast Stout has twice the alcohol of normal beers. He looked up the effects of this and his little PDA said "motor control loss," which makes sense since my fingers were all over the place. The upside is I found out my doc is a big microbrew fan. He drains his growler every few days and confessed to calling into work a couple times because he drank too much.

I've found my doctor for life. :thumbup:

Happy St Patrick's Day all!

After a full 12 hours of drinking yesterday I somehow woke up at 7 AM fully awake and ready to go

Paddy power, apparently
Have a good one. St. Paddy's day in Manhattan was one of the best experiences of my life. There's nothing like cops in full uniform stumbling around everywhere with open bottles.
 
'St. Louis Bob said:
I hate St. Patrick's day. I've got red hair, but I'm not Irish (English actually, so basically the opposite as far as all that's concerned) but I've still got to respond to people asking me if I'm Irish and why I'm not wearing green. At least it's not a work day.

Plus all the drunks are out... together.
:goodposting:
Screw you both.
Oh yeah, like your surname isn't from the land of bratwurst, lager and genocide, Fritz.
 

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