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My stock in Potbelly's has tanked, but I still love them anyway. There's even one at Midway!

 
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Random notes from my Cincinnati trip:

The Cincinnati airport is actually in Kentucky.

Guster is a phenomenal host and city ambassador. Can't say that enough. If you get the chance to take the "rooftop tour," do it. (I'm pretty sure he didn't even fingerbang my wife!)

The ballpark is awesome and we scored some great seats for two Cubs games. When you sit in the box seats they give a certificate if it's your first game at the GABP. Pretty cool. Unfortunately, both teams did not manage to lose.

Wednesday night after leaving Guster, I drank all of the bourbon in the city limits.

My brother and I ended the night at Madonna's, which evidently is a gay bar (who could have guessed?). Very nice gentlemen in there and very understanding when two drunken idiots walked out with their full drinks in hand.

After drinking all of the bourbon in Cincinnati, I spent the night on the hotel bathroom floor violently vomiting said bourbon back into the sewer system. JFC I felt like absolute death. Even Tuckers (where Guster assured me that I probably would not get shot) couldn't cut through the hangover. I couldn't stomach another drink for almost a whole day, it was so bad.

We did not eat Skyline. Sorry, GBGuster.

 
aren't there lots of streets without a #1 address? where did they all go?
Is this a Northern thing?
not that I'm aware of. every street in the South has a #1 address?
Given that numbering systems generally go by blocks - if the street has a block in the 0-100 range, it always does in my experience.

Is that how they number terminals? By block?
I don't know. Was just making conversation.

 
If I built an airport, I would name one of the terminals "strawberry lemonade" and another one of the terminals "cherry limeade".
Just make sure they don't replace terminal 1.
I think we should just name the teams that came in #2-4 in the World Cup. Who needs a #1 anyway?
I don't think they're rankings. Is Terminal 1 the best terminal in every other airport?

I have to buy an airport now, just so I can number them any way I want.

Terminal 91

Terminal Φ

Terminal XXV

Terminal ..---

krista, can I borrow some airport money?

 
If I built an airport, I would name one of the terminals "strawberry lemonade" and another one of the terminals "cherry limeade".
Just make sure they don't replace terminal 1.
I think we should just name the teams that came in #2-4 in the World Cup. Who needs a #1 anyway?
I don't think they're rankings.
Though that might make them more interesting. Handle it like the AP poll.

"Teminal 3 beat Terminal 1 by 15,000 pasengers last week, and it added a new White Castle between gates A21 and A23. It looks like some voters are moving it up for the passenger count and some are moving it down for the White Castle. But in the end, Terminal 3 moves up in the rankings, while Terminal 1 falls all the way to 3rd. So Terminal 3 is now Terminal 1, Terminal 1 is now Terminal 3, and Terminal 2, of course, remains Terminal 2. It hasn't been Terminal 1 in 4,119 weeks, though some fans are protesting, citing an East of the tram bias."

 
I learned two new things today:

1) There's an airport called Bill & Hillary Clinton Airport. Had no clue. Not surprised it's the first worst considering Little Rock is a fart box.

B) I have a board meeting today at Paddy's Bar & Grill. Our female president emailed us all to say she was looking forward to a very refreshing "Rader" at the meeting on this incredibly hot day. A "Rader" is beer and lemonade mixed together. Never heard of that in my life. And though I'd rather drink from the toilet, I could see it being a treat for the womens and men who eat sweets for breakfast.

 
I learned two new things today:

1) There's an airport called Bill & Hillary Clinton Airport. Had no clue. Not surprised it's the first worst considering Little Rock is a fart box.

B) I have a board meeting today at Paddy's Bar & Grill. Our female president emailed us all to say she was looking forward to a very refreshing "Rader" at the meeting on this incredibly hot day. A "Rader" is beer and lemonade mixed together. Never heard of that in my life. And though I'd rather drink from the toilet, I could see it being a treat for the womens and men who eat sweets for breakfast.
beer + lemonade = shandy to most

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Shandy

mentions Radler here too

that wikipedia page mentions beer mixed with cola. never heard of that. sounds weird.

 
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I learned two new things today:

1) There's an airport called Bill & Hillary Clinton Airport. Had no clue. Not surprised it's the first worst considering Little Rock is a fart box.

B) I have a board meeting today at Paddy's Bar & Grill. Our female president emailed us all to say she was looking forward to a very refreshing "Rader" at the meeting on this incredibly hot day. A "Rader" is beer and lemonade mixed together. Never heard of that in my life. And though I'd rather drink from the toilet, I could see it being a treat for the womens and men who eat sweets for breakfast.
beer + lemonade = shandy to most

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Shandy

mentions Radler here too

that wikipedia page mentions beer mixed with cola. never heard of that. sounds weird.
Doesn't help that I misspelled it. :bag:

The Radler (cyclist) Biermischgetränk has a long history in German-speaking regions. It consists of a 50:50 mixture of beer and German-style lemonade (notAmerican-style lemonade, but sparkling lemon soda, similar but not identical to Sprite or 7 Up).

In northern Germany, a half-and-half made of Pilsner beer and lemon soda is known as an Alster (short for Alsterwasser).

In southern Germany, a mix of Weißbier and lemon soda is called a "Russ'" (Russian). "Paulaner (Menu) Wiesbaden, DE". Retrieved 21 May 2013.

The invention of the Radler has been widely attributed to the Munich gastronomer Franz Xaver Kugler in 1922. However, the recipe had been mentioned as early as 1912.[1] Nowadays, the Radler is drunk not only in Bavaria, but also in all of Germany, Austria, Czech Republic, Hungary, Poland, Slovakia,Netherlands and Slovenia.

During the summer months, the Radler is very popular due to its reputation of being a thirst-quencher.[2]

 
It's really a shame GM wasn't at Beerhole. It would have been fun to hear Bill say, "...and one guy in the group looks like the love child of Casper the Ghost and The Stay-Puft Marshmallow Man. Yeah, take him a Strawberry Daquiri served in a waffle cone."

 
I learned two new things today:

1) There's an airport called Bill & Hillary Clinton Airport. Had no clue. Not surprised it's the first worst considering Little Rock is a fart box.

B) I have a board meeting today at Paddy's Bar & Grill. Our female president emailed us all to say she was looking forward to a very refreshing "Rader" at the meeting on this incredibly hot day. A "Rader" is beer and lemonade mixed together. Never heard of that in my life. And though I'd rather drink from the toilet, I could see it being a treat for the womens and men who eat sweets for breakfast.
beer + lemonade = shandy to most

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Shandy

mentions Radler here too

that wikipedia page mentions beer mixed with cola. never heard of that. sounds weird.
Radler is German for Gatorade:

The Radler (literally "cyclist", which refers to its reputation as popular sports drink) is a beer-based mixed drink (Biermischgetränk) with a long history in German-speaking regions. Consisting of a 1:1 or 3:2 mixture of various types of beer and German-style soda pop or lemonade, the invention of the Radler has been widely attributed to the Munich gastronomer Franz Xaver Kugler in 1922. However the recipe for the Radler had been mentioned as early as 1912.[1] Nowadays, the Radler is drunk not only inBavaria but across Germany, Austria, Bulgaria, Czech Republic, Slovakia, Poland, Croatia, Hungary,Latvia, Lithuania, Slovenia, Northern Italy, Serbia, Bosnia & Herzegovina, Republic of Macedonia andRomania. During the summer months, Radler is very popular due to its reputation of being a thirst-quencher.[2] The product is now being offered by various breweries in bottles and cans.[2]
 
GM, next time you go for a run or bike ride, maybe swap out your Gatorade for a refreshing Radler?

 
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It's really a shame GM wasn't at Beerhole. It would have been fun to hear Bill say, "...and one guy in the group looks like the love child of Casper the Ghost and The Stay-Puft Marshmallow Man. Yeah, take him a Strawberry Daquiri served in a waffle cone."
Words hurt.....friend?
They're Bill's words. Be mad at him.
I'M FLUCKING TAN NOW, JERKS!!!!!!!!11111111111
You been hangin' by the pool?

 
It's really a shame GM wasn't at Beerhole. It would have been fun to hear Bill say, "...and one guy in the group looks like the love child of Casper the Ghost and The Stay-Puft Marshmallow Man. Yeah, take him a Strawberry Daquiri served in a waffle cone."
Words hurt.....friend?
They're Bill's words. Be mad at him.
I'M FLUCKING TAN NOW, JERKS!!!!!!!!11111111111
You been hangin' by the pool?
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die

 
If you don't watch Sons of Anarchy, you should jump in because it's practically performance art at this point and the thread here is hilarious. It's going to be like a three month-long episode of MST3K.

 

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