GM's thread about nothing (49 Viewers)

[St. Louis Bob]

Oh yeah, Office Pete, an older cousin of mine that lives out of State and I barely know was brought up in conversation the other day. From I understand she lives on a some land up in Wisconsin and lives off the land. Giant hippie obviously. My Uncle says to my Dad, I heard Moonbeam got a job? Dad replies, yeah, she's a preacher. So I have to ask what kind of "preaching" she's doing since she isn't exactly the religious type. Dad says, she marries people and stuff every once in awhile.

Not exactly "steady work".

I almost had tears coming out of my eyes.

 

[St. Louis Bob]

Anyone here know about federal inheritance taxes? Something coming down the pike I need to prepare for. Not life changing unfortunately, but a pleasant surprise.

Who did you poison?

Wait for the police report

That would be bad for you.

 

[Henry Ford]

Anyone here know about federal inheritance taxes? Something coming down the pike I need to prepare for. Not life changing unfortunately, but a pleasant surprise.

Inheritance or estate?

 

[Officer Pete Malloy]

Oh yeah, Office Pete, an older cousin of mine that lives out of State and I barely know was brought up in conversation the other day. From I understand she lives on a some land up in Wisconsin and lives off the land. Giant hippie obviously. My Uncle says to my Dad, I heard Moonbeam got a job? Dad replies, yeah, she's a preacher. So I have to ask what kind of "preaching" she's doing since she isn't exactly the religious type. Dad says, she marries people and stuff every once in awhile.

Not exactly "steady work".

I almost had tears coming out of my eyes.

My wife's younger brother is a major screw-up. Just never had any ambition or discipline. He followed Phish around for a while. He came to town about 10 years ago to try to sponge money off of us. He did have a job though: He sold "rare" rocks. Not gems or crystals or whatever...but actual rocks. Not even Hank Schrader-quality minerals. Had some sort of geocities-like website too. Gave my kids a couple of freebies. He claimed they were the remnants of meteors. Looked like petrified cat #### to me.

Last I heard he harvests medical marijuana up near Santa Cruz.

 

[Aaron Rudnicki]

Porchetta also pronounced like Porketta.

 

[St. Louis Bob]

Oh yeah, Office Pete, an older cousin of mine that lives out of State and I barely know was brought up in conversation the other day. From I understand she lives on a some land up in Wisconsin and lives off the land. Giant hippie obviously. My Uncle says to my Dad, I heard Moonbeam got a job? Dad replies, yeah, she's a preacher. So I have to ask what kind of "preaching" she's doing since she isn't exactly the religious type. Dad says, she marries people and stuff every once in awhile.

Not exactly "steady work".

I almost had tears coming out of my eyes.

My wife's younger brother is a major screw-up. Just never had any ambition or discipline. He followed Phish around for a while. He came to town about 10 years ago to try to sponge money off of us. He did have a job though: He sold "rare" rocks. Not gems or crystals or whatever...but actual rocks. Not even Hank Schrader-quality minerals. Had some sort of geocities-like website too. Gave my kids a couple of freebies. He claimed they were the remnants of meteors. Looked like petrified cat #### to me.

Last I heard he harvests medical marijuana up near Santa Cruz.

Does he have any more rocks?

 

[Officer Pete Malloy]

Oh yeah, Office Pete, an older cousin of mine that lives out of State and I barely know was brought up in conversation the other day. From I understand she lives on a some land up in Wisconsin and lives off the land. Giant hippie obviously. My Uncle says to my Dad, I heard Moonbeam got a job? Dad replies, yeah, she's a preacher. So I have to ask what kind of "preaching" she's doing since she isn't exactly the religious type. Dad says, she marries people and stuff every once in awhile.

Not exactly "steady work".

I almost had tears coming out of my eyes.

My wife's younger brother is a major screw-up. Just never had any ambition or discipline. He followed Phish around for a while. He came to town about 10 years ago to try to sponge money off of us. He did have a job though: He sold "rare" rocks. Not gems or crystals or whatever...but actual rocks. Not even Hank Schrader-quality minerals. Had some sort of geocities-like website too. Gave my kids a couple of freebies. He claimed they were the remnants of meteors. Looked like petrified cat #### to me.

Last I heard he harvests medical marijuana up near Santa Cruz.

Does he have any more rocks?

I think he got out of the rock business when the market hit that big downswing back in aught-six. Diversified his holdings into uncommon sticks and scarce dirt clods.

 

[mr. furley]

No fun allowed even way back when

legends in there

 

[mr. furley]

Anyone here know about federal inheritance taxes? Something coming down the pike I need to prepare for. Not life changing unfortunately, but a pleasant surprise.

pm Steve Tasker

 

[Officer Pete Malloy]

Just found a photo of said hippy, brother-in-law.

Fat Jesus

 

[St. Louis Bob]

Oh yeah, Office Pete, an older cousin of mine that lives out of State and I barely know was brought up in conversation the other day. From I understand she lives on a some land up in Wisconsin and lives off the land. Giant hippie obviously. My Uncle says to my Dad, I heard Moonbeam got a job? Dad replies, yeah, she's a preacher. So I have to ask what kind of "preaching" she's doing since she isn't exactly the religious type. Dad says, she marries people and stuff every once in awhile.

Not exactly "steady work".

I almost had tears coming out of my eyes.

My wife's younger brother is a major screw-up. Just never had any ambition or discipline. He followed Phish around for a while. He came to town about 10 years ago to try to sponge money off of us. He did have a job though: He sold "rare" rocks. Not gems or crystals or whatever...but actual rocks. Not even Hank Schrader-quality minerals. Had some sort of geocities-like website too. Gave my kids a couple of freebies. He claimed they were the remnants of meteors. Looked like petrified cat #### to me.

Last I heard he harvests medical marijuana up near Santa Cruz.

Does he have any more rocks?

I think he got out of the rock business when the market hit that big downswing back in aught-six. Diversified his holdings into uncommon sticks and scarce dirt clods.

 

[Homer J Simpson]

Do any of the rocks keep tigers away?

 

[Otis]

Hm, Olive Garden pronounces it "brusketta." Have I had this wrong my whole life, or is this just the way the Olive Garden crowd says this?

How'd it go with the doctor today?

Thx GBs. She gained weight which was a huge plus. Got her on a different formula and zantac prescription, he wants us to give it another day or two and see where it goes. So far she's seemingly doing a lot better today. Tonight will be the real test. God would I love sleep. This house has been nutso.

 

[Officer Pete Malloy]

Do any of the rocks keep tigers away?

I never thought to ask him that.

 

[St. Louis Bob]

Hm, Olive Garden pronounces it "brusketta." Have I had this wrong my whole life, or is this just the way the Olive Garden crowd says this?

How'd it go with the doctor today?

Thx GBs. She gained weight which was a huge plus. Got her on a different formula and zantac prescription, he wants us to give it another day or two and see where it goes. So far she's seemingly doing a lot better today. Tonight will be the real test. God would I love sleep. This house has been nutso.

That's definitely a good thing. Glad to hear it GB. Kids like to be tricky and stuff.

 

[belljr]

GOBAGOO OR CAPICOLLA

 

[Officer Pete Malloy]

I know I've mentioned the annual trivia contest thing in here numerous times.

I guess there was some doubt as to the tournament being held this year. It's a fundraiser for the Cal State soccer team and the coach that organizes the contest just left for greener pastures. Turns out they're still doing it.

I get this email the other day from the old professor of mine that serves as the team "captain". She said that although they are having the contest this year she was considering not putting a/our team together this year.

Her reason? Because we've won the last 3 years in a row and "the lousy reception our consecutive victories" gets from the other teams.

Then she asked what everybody else thought. I just politely replied with "I think we play again this year and continue to try our hardest". I was tempted to call her a Communist and ask "did the mother-jumping 1980s Lakers sit out a year? Do you think John Wooden 'called off the dogs' because people grew tired of watching UCLA win? Not sure about you but I want to be the G-D Dan Gable of 'The Brains of Bakersfield'".

Still not sure if we're going to have a team or not. If she doesn't want to enter this year I'll put myself on the market as a free agent. I won't settle for less than my entry fee ($40) and at least 20 drink tickets.

 

[St. Louis Bob]

I know I've mentioned the annual trivia contest thing in here numerous times.

I guess there was some doubt as to the tournament being held this year. It's a fundraiser for the Cal

Stopped reading here.

 

[Officer Pete Malloy]

I know I've mentioned the annual trivia contest thing in here numerous times.

I guess there was some doubt as to the tournament being held this year. It's a fundraiser for the Cal

Stopped reading here.

I'm sure he would like some extra scratch.

 

[5-ish Finkle]

I came here to #### b itches

"Fogell, shut the #### up. And take off that vest. You look like Aladdin."

Just found a photo of said hippy, brother-in-law.

Fat Jesus

Totally what I'd expect the guy I bought a moon rock from to look like.

 

[Homer J Simpson]

GOBAGOO OR CAPICOLLA

Just drop the A from capicolla.

And did you write in all caps because you're racist and think Italians are always yelling?

 

[Homer J Simpson]

Just realized today is Friday. I was supposed to go out.

 

[belljr]

Just realized today is Friday. I was supposed to go out.

still time

 

[St. Louis Bob]

Friday night. My link.

 

[Notorious T.R.E.]

Porchetta Bruschetta Appetizer by trestelle

INGREDIENTS

1 sm. pork tenderloin

1 tbsp. (15) crushed dried chili flakes

1/4 cup (50) red wine vinegar

1/2 cup (125) olive oil

4 cloves garlic, chopped finely

2 tbsp. (25) fresh rosemary, chopped finely

1/4 cup (50) fresh dill, chopped

1 tsp. (5) ground black pepper

1 tsp. (5) salt

1 cup (250) ready made bruschetta topping

6 slices baguette, cut on a diagonal

1 tbsp. (15) olive oil

1 tub (200 g) Tre Stelle® Bocconcini, drained and sliced

INSTRUCTIONS

In a medium bowl mix together chili flakes, vinegar, oil, garlic, rosemary, dill, salt and pepper. Pour into a

large resealable plastic bag; add pork tenderloin, seal bag and allow to marinate for 2 hours or overnight

in the refrigerator. Preheat barbeque or indoor grill. Remove tenderloin from bag and drain. Place on grill and cook approximately 15 minutes or until cooked through, turning frequently. Remove from grill and place on a cutting board, cover to keep warm. Meanwhile brush each side of baguette slices with 1 tbsp olive oil, place on grill and toast until golden; turn and top equally with bruschetta topping and slices of bocconcini. Grill further until cheese melts slightly,

approximately 2 minutes. Slice tenderloin on a diagonal into 12 pieces and place on top of bruschettas.

Makes 6 servings

 

[shuke]

I will let him give details.

Oat - you up with the terrorist?

I am GB. Quite a mess here these days. She's been throwing up for four days and losing weight, and that's a little scary for an 8 week old. Mrs. O is completely losing her ####, wheels are coming off. Had an ultrasound yesterday and ruled out a serious issue, so that was good, but she threw up both her feedings last night. Beginning to feel like this is over our doctors' heads and we need a specialist.

We haven't had a decent night of sleep in a while, I've taken a few days from work just to be around and help out. Quite a mess. Hoping for better things today.

THANKS OATSY

Sorry to hear. Hang in there, brother.

 

[shuke]

Abe - guess I missed my lunch invite.

"Ouch"

 

[shuke]

Okay, Homer, I'm starting Hannibal this morning on your recommendation. Don't let me down.

It's very dark but really good. Homer wouldn't lead us astray

I liked the first episode. It's tough though after seeing true detective not too long ago.

Yes, because there can only be one good show.

Seriously, Hannibal is the best thing on network TV in a long time.

 

[shuke]

I think I'm going to Kathmandu

That's really really where I'm going to

Vacation planning in the works.

Suck it, #######.

JFC, I only mentioned going there; I didn't even go there yet! Sorry about the avalanche, guys.

Can you post something about Minnesota?

 

[shuke]

So in addition to swimming and playing in toxic waste as a kid, I've been breathing it in for the last 13 years.

This is about three miles from my office. Nothing to worry about though. They just forked over 6.8 million because of an odor that isn't noticeable most days.

Every time I see or hear a gubbermint PSA about the dangers of smoking and drinking...well...I get really stabby these days. Bunch of cocks.

Oof. My wife grew up between this and this. She actually had free physicals for years paid by Fernald. I always wonder if it contributed to her migraines.

 

[shuke]

In probably a completely unrelated situation, my #### has really been itchy today.

Probably a few days late for a shave. /Bentley

 

[Henry Ford]

Okay, Homer, I'm starting Hannibal this morning on your recommendation. Don't let me down.

It's very dark but really good. Homer wouldn't lead us astray

I liked the first episode. It's tough though after seeing true detective not too long ago.

Yes, because there can only be one good show.

Seriously, Hannibal is the best thing on network TV in a long time.

No question. And the directions away from the previous versions that they're taking it are spectacular.

 

[shuke]

The boys and I had a pound of bacon with shredded cheese on top for dinner.

Pics or GTFO

 

[St. Louis Bob]

It was so cool with Dylan at the batting cages. Kid can hit. There's another kid, really short for his age, that just crushes the ball. Serioulsy impressive. Dylan is definitely the second best though. What I really liked is how he just acted like a ball player. He got done with his set, sort of tapped his foot with the bat and walked off like he owned it. Probably not making sense here bt #humblebrag.

Cal on the other hand just noticed I have a mustache. Of course he told me today he was one of two that passed a test today. It was the one where it says "read all the directions first" kind of thing. He's awesome too. #humblebragmore

 

[shuke]

No fun allowed even way back when

Same as day 1.

 

[Henry Ford]

It was so cool with Dylan at the batting cages. Kid can hit. There's another kid, really short for his age, that just crushes the ball. Serioulsy impressive. Dylan is definitely the second best though. What I really liked is how he just acted like a ball player. He got done with his set, sort of tapped his foot with the bat and walked off like he owned it. Probably not making sense here bt #humblebrag.

Cal on the other hand just noticed I have a mustache. Of course he told me today he was one of two that passed a test today. It was the one where it says "read all the directions first" kind of thing. He's awesome too. #humblebragmore

You really do seem like a great dad.

 

[St. Louis Bob]

It was so cool with Dylan at the batting cages. Kid can hit. There's another kid, really short for his age, that just crushes the ball. Serioulsy impressive. Dylan is definitely the second best though. What I really liked is how he just acted like a ball player. He got done with his set, sort of tapped his foot with the bat and walked off like he owned it. Probably not making sense here bt #humblebrag.

Cal on the other hand just noticed I have a mustache. Of course he told me today he was one of two that passed a test today. It was the one where it says "read all the directions first" kind of thing. He's awesome too. #humblebragmore

You really do seem like a great dad.

Not at all. I'm really just starting to get it.

 

[Henry Ford]

It was so cool with Dylan at the batting cages. Kid can hit. There's another kid, really short for his age, that just crushes the ball. Serioulsy impressive. Dylan is definitely the second best though. What I really liked is how he just acted like a ball player. He got done with his set, sort of tapped his foot with the bat and walked off like he owned it. Probably not making sense here bt #humblebrag.

Cal on the other hand just noticed I have a mustache. Of course he told me today he was one of two that passed a test today. It was the one where it says "read all the directions first" kind of thing. He's awesome too. #humblebragmore

You really do seem like a great dad.

Not at all. I'm really just starting to get it.

You and everybody else when they're that age. Well, everybody else who actually cares enough to be a good dad. Give yourself a little slack. You sound like you kick ###.

 

[cosjobs]

Porchetta Bruschetta Appetizer by trestelle

INGREDIENTS

1 sm. pork tenderloin

a diagonal into 12 pieces and place on top of bruschettas.

Makes 6 servings

you lost me at small

 

[Good Posting Judge]

SLB> I had A9 that hand you folded jacks (ace on the board), and a T3 on that 3344x board where you folded on the river, the next-to-last hand.

gg, the deck hit me in the face.

 

[St. Louis Bob]

SLB> I had A9 that hand you folded jacks (ace on the board), and a T3 on that 3344x board where you folded on the river, the next-to-last hand.

gg, the deck hit me in the face.

You schooled me. Let me know where to pay. ****.

 

[St. Louis Bob]

It was so cool with Dylan at the batting cages. Kid can hit. There's another kid, really short for his age, that just crushes the ball. Serioulsy impressive. Dylan is definitely the second best though. What I really liked is how he just acted like a ball player. He got done with his set, sort of tapped his foot with the bat and walked off like he owned it. Probably not making sense here bt #humblebrag.

Cal on the other hand just noticed I have a mustache. Of course he told me today he was one of two that passed a test today. It was the one where it says "read all the directions first" kind of thing. He's awesome too. #humblebragmore

You really do seem like a great dad.

Not at all. I'm really just starting to get it.

You and everybody else when they're that age. Well, everybody else who actually cares enough to be a good dad. Give yourself a little slack. You sound like you kick ###.Thanks

Thanks GB, I try. Most of the time. I just do my best to stay connected while not having to anything at all.

 

[Henry Ford]

It was so cool with Dylan at the batting cages. Kid can hit. There's another kid, really short for his age, that just crushes the ball. Serioulsy impressive. Dylan is definitely the second best though. What I really liked is how he just acted like a ball player. He got done with his set, sort of tapped his foot with the bat and walked off like he owned it. Probably not making sense here bt #humblebrag.

Cal on the other hand just noticed I have a mustache. Of course he told me today he was one of two that passed a test today. It was the one where it says "read all the directions first" kind of thing. He's awesome too. #humblebragmore

You really do seem like a great dad.

Not at all. I'm really just starting to get it.

You and everybody else when they're that age. Well, everybody else who actually cares enough to be a good dad. Give yourself a little slack. You sound like you kick ###.Thanks

Thanks GB, I try. Most of the time. I just do my best to stay connected while not having to anything at all.

Except, you know, when you take them to the batting cages and talk to them about what happened at school and what they're proud of.That's pretty much the definition of doing stuff with them at that age.

I'm slightly intoxicated, but just think you do too much talking about you not being a good dad. When obviously you are.

 

[shuke]

Do you guys still like me? I feel like I've been largely ignored in here the past few weeks.

 

[Henry Ford]

Do you guys still like me? I feel like I've been largely ignored in here the past few weeks.

I know I'm new and don't count, but I just totally liked one of your posts and agreed with it.

Wait, does that mean I'm being ignored?

 

[FDAS]

Do you guys still like me? I feel like I've been largely ignored in here the past few weeks.

meh

 

[St. Louis Bob]

It was so cool with Dylan at the batting cages. Kid can hit. There's another kid, really short for his age, that just crushes the ball. Serioulsy impressive. Dylan is definitely the second best though. What I really liked is how he just acted like a ball player. He got done with his set, sort of tapped his foot with the bat and walked off like he owned it. Probably not making sense here bt #humblebrag.

Cal on the other hand just noticed I have a mustache. Of course he told me today he was one of two that passed a test today. It was the one where it says "read all the directions first" kind of thing. He's awesome too. #humblebragmore

You really do seem like a great dad.

Not at all. I'm really just starting to get it.

You and everybody else when they're that age. Well, everybody else who actually cares enough to be a good dad. Give yourself a little slack. You sound like you kick ###.Thanks

Thanks GB, I try. Most of the time. I just do my best to stay connected while not having to anything at all.

Except, you know, when you take them to the batting cages and talk to them about what happened at school and what they're proud of.

That's pretty much the definition of doing stuff with them at that age.

I'm slightly intoxicated, but just think you do too much talking about you not being a good dad. When obviously you are

It helps that they are at that "fun age". They still trust every word as truth (which it is) and will follow you to the ends of the Earth. That is if they aren't leading you there themselves. Fun stuff. The weirdest part is having two kids so different. Keeps me on top of my game. Which is good.

 

[Henry Ford]

It was so cool with Dylan at the batting cages. Kid can hit. There's another kid, really short for his age, that just crushes the ball. Serioulsy impressive. Dylan is definitely the second best though. What I really liked is how he just acted like a ball player. He got done with his set, sort of tapped his foot with the bat and walked off like he owned it. Probably not making sense here bt #humblebrag.

Cal on the other hand just noticed I have a mustache. Of course he told me today he was one of two that passed a test today. It was the one where it says "read all the directions first" kind of thing. He's awesome too. #humblebragmore

You really do seem like a great dad.

Not at all. I'm really just starting to get it.

You and everybody else when they're that age. Well, everybody else who actually cares enough to be a good dad. Give yourself a little slack. You sound like you kick ###.Thanks

Thanks GB, I try. Most of the time. I just do my best to stay connected while not having to anything at all.

Except, you know, when you take them to the batting cages and talk to them about what happened at school and what they're proud of.That's pretty much the definition of doing stuff with them at that age.

I'm slightly intoxicated, but just think you do too much talking about you not being a good dad. When obviously you are

It helps that they are at that "fun age". They still trust every word as truth (which it is) and will follow you to the ends of the Earth. That is if they aren't leading you there themselves. Fun stuff. The weirdest part is having two kids so different. Keeps me on top of my game. Which is good.

I don't know how old you are, but for my parents' generation even recognizing that your kids have different traits was considered emotionally connected parenting.

 

[shuke]

Do you guys still like me? I feel like I've been largely ignored in here the past few weeks.

I know I'm new and don't count, but I just totally liked one of your posts and agreed with it.

Wait, does that mean I'm being ignored?

WHERE DO I FIND OUT WHERE MY POSTS ARE LIKED?

 

[shuke]

Flight from ATL to CVG tonight I had to sit next to an Indian chick that smelled like George the Animal Steel's armpit. I feel like the smell is still in my nose.