I sware not to ........ - Page 2

Lars · 17 Dec 2001, 03:39 (Ref:186753)

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Originally posted by Roselady3
Hear that Lars? California has HAPPY cows. What about your Wisconsin cows, are they grinning? This time of the year- those cows aren't out standing in their fields- They are shivering in their barns! LMAO.

You do like Ice Cream...don't you???

Roselady3 · 17 Dec 2001, 03:40 (Ref:186754)

BB-Yeah- you are probabally right.
Rosebrat gets kinda jealous that her friends hug me first!
At one point I had a kick line going. LOL.
At another point we were all singing like a bunch of drunk Irishmen.

Tell me- Do the Irish Pubs all break out in song like they portray that you do?

Roselady3 · 17 Dec 2001, 03:42 (Ref:186755)

Lars-
I love Ice cream. Especially Chocolate. Ummmmmm.....
Shivering cows- is that how it's done?

Done with Shopping?

Lars · 17 Dec 2001, 03:45 (Ref:186756)

The colder the better...lol.

Lars · 17 Dec 2001, 03:46 (Ref:186758)

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Originally posted by Roselady3

Done with Shopping?

not even close......

The Beer Baron · 17 Dec 2001, 03:48 (Ref:186759)

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Originally posted by Roselady3

Rosebrat gets kinda jealous that her friends hug me first!

You must get on with them really well!

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Originally posted by Roselady3
At another point we were all singing like a bunch of drunk Irishmen.
Tell me- Do the Irish Pubs all break out in song like they portray that you do?

Actually no

, in Dublin live music is a bit of a rarity

, maybe local pubs where the old fogies go and know each other is the best bet for some spontaneous singing but most pubs play their CD music way TOO loud to have a friendly conversation with your friends and when they stop playing it the heavies come around trying to kick us all out!

But in the country, especially the local village pub should have a few 'regulars' break out in song!

Roselady3 · 17 Dec 2001, 03:53 (Ref:186761)

Well this one song was pretty funny- It was a rock remix version of the Sesame Street song. At 2:30 in the morning...I wonder what my neighbors though about that!?!?

The Beer Baron · 17 Dec 2001, 03:58 (Ref:186765)

Well if everyone is drunk eneough , singing to find the inner child within is commonplace!

Roselady3 · 17 Dec 2001, 04:02 (Ref:186768)

Yeah- Even Roseman came out from hiding to see us all do that. It was pretty funny. Yep we were all buzzed.... He just rolled his eyes & went back into hiding. *G*

The Beer Baron · 17 Dec 2001, 04:06 (Ref:186770)

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Originally posted by Roselady3
Yeah- Even Roseman came out from hiding to see us all do that. It was pretty funny. Yep we were all buzzed.... He just rolled his eyes & went back into hiding. *G*

Was that one of the moments of the evening? had to be seen!

Poor guy, he must get bored!

Roselady3 · 17 Dec 2001, 04:12 (Ref:186773)

He's just getting too old for that ****. He hides at all the parties. Party pooper! I think I might embarass him a tad.

He says that I need to act my age....but I think that I am!

Ax Slinger · 17 Dec 2001, 04:45 (Ref:186781)

Oh, the things you guys make me remember...

Like our band playing at a Frat house at the University of Georgia in Athens, Georgia, where they made the mistake of telling the band that the beer was on the house. We all got really drunk, and on the break in between what was to be the last sets of the night, I proceed to go back up on stage and start screaming to the crowd like an old Southern Baptist preacher about how the power of rock n roll would cure all sorts of diseases, would make Georgia women grow hair on their chests, and numerous other things that they did not like at all. A massive drunken brawl ensued, and the seven of us got our butts kicked by a bunch of mean Georgia Bulldogs football players.

To say the least, we got fired, and had to pack up all of our gear under the watchful eye of the University Police. We not only did not get paid, but we lost our $5,000.00 show guarantee, and had to replace several pieces of damaged equipment before we could play anywhere else, and were banned from playing anywhere on the University of Georgia campus ever again.

We also got our pictures in the Athens newspaper, along with a story about how our band was a bunch of evil musicians that probably bite the heads off of bats and would corrupt the minds of the good students of the University and the people of Athens.

So we were not very populular in Athens. But when we got home to Auburn, Alabama, we were hailed as heros for disrupting life on the University of Georgia campus prior to the "big game" between the Auburn Tigers and the Georgia Bulldogs which was coming later the next month. So in the end it worked out well...

Roselady3 · 17 Dec 2001, 04:50 (Ref:186782)

That's a good one!
I've got no drunkin' bar fight stories to tell....or that I can remember. I am a real easy drunk. 4 drinks I'm dancing on the tables!Litterally. That's why I have no glass top tables. Sturdy wood!

6 drinks...well there is no telling (or remembering!) I just get a nice pleasant buzz going & enjoy myself.

Alan Jones · 17 Dec 2001, 05:25 (Ref:186788)

Tim B, at our first paying gig in a sleazy hotel in Kings Cross, Sydney, we had 4 people overdose in the toilets directly behind the stage over the 3 months we were playing there. Does wonders for your condfidence, let me tell you.

Raoul Duke · 17 Dec 2001, 06:42 (Ref:186792)

I generally switch back and forth between 2 phases when I'm drunk. In one phase I'm the downer of all downers, groveling about everything that's wrong in my life. And in the other one I'm, well, pretty much in a great mood, screaming and yelling and dancing and talking to just about everyone in sight.

Ax Slinger · 17 Dec 2001, 08:01 (Ref:186802)

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Originally posted by AlanJones
Tim B, at our first paying gig in a sleazy hotel in Kings Cross, Sydney, we had 4 people overdose in the toilets directly behind the stage over the 3 months we were playing there. Does wonders for your condfidence, let me tell you.

Under normal circumstances, maybe so. But in the band business, that just means your band is good. At least according to how bar owners rate bands, anyway. Bar owners think a band sux big time if they don't sell a bunch of booze. And it sounds like they sold enough to make it worth their while to have you playing there. If you mean "overdose" like I think you mean it, that is...

Roselady3 · 17 Dec 2001, 13:43 (Ref:186884)

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Originally posted by Raoul Duke
I generally switch back and forth between 2 phases when I'm drunk. In one phase I'm the downer of all downers, groveling about everything that's wrong in my life. And in the other one I'm, well, pretty much in a great mood, screaming and yelling and dancing and talking to just about everyone in sight.

I'll take the second mood- No Bummers here! Funny how the threads change....
I swear not to......Drinking. OK it pretty much fits LOL.
Probabally should bring some racing into it.
I swear not to.... drink too much........ while racing.
Ok now it's race related.

Ax Slinger · 18 Dec 2001, 02:50 (Ref:187153)

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Originally posted by Tim B
"Rock 'til the cows come home" is from a D'addario guitar strings advertisement.

But if ya'll were here in California, you would know the score on cheese. You see it goes like this... Cheese comes from Happy Cows. Happy Cows come from California. Why are California Cows so Happy? Because they are outstanding in their field!

And this, Ladies and Gents, is proof that even though I watch very little TV, it is obviously still watch it too much...