NM

[Newsdreams]

dude, you don't have to explain Wolski's.

+Infinity and beyond....

[mu_hilltopper]

Reddit question: 
I start my first Job at Arby's next week. Any tips?

Comment:
You can walk around with a coffee cup of Au Jus instead of coffee, and no one will notice.

https://www.reddit.com/r/bys/comments/bh8myk/i_start_my_first_job_at_arbys_next_week_any_tips/

[ZiggysFryBoy]

Sorry, wasn't a thing (or didn't exist) in the Dark Ages.

How old are you?  Wolski's has been there for 110 years.

[GooooMarquette]

How old are you?  Wolski's has been there for 110 years.

Historians say the Dark Ages ended with the Renaissance, so Lenny is probably a lot older than any of us woulda guessed....

[Jon]

Back in the day the Brewers were known as, "Harvey's Wallbangers."  Although most of us were O's, Yankees, or Sox fans we spent a lot of time at The Aina Hey Sports Palace (the bleachers back then was essentially an open air bar) where the Brewers would win 12-9 or lose 15-12.

I had a Harvey's Wallbangers bumper sticker which ended up on my Nissan Bluebird which bombed around Misawa Japan.

Side note, I caught a home run by Kenny Singleton. When Singleton came out to right I got his attention and he noticed my Marquette tee shirt. Turns out he's Doc Rivers' cousin so he signed the ball for me top of the next inning.

[Boone]

Loved the Birds team from that era, Crash. Favorite player was Benny Ayala. A butcher with the glove but could hit coming out of a coma.

[Jon]

Loved the Birds team from that era, Crash. Favorite player was Benny Ayala. A butcher with the glove but could hit coming out of a coma.

Nothing like sitting in the Upper Deck at Memorial with your fingers curled around a Natty Bo and watching the Robbies.

While the O's had a lot of big cannons in the lineup they won because of The Duke of Earl and all those arms.

Palmer, Cuellar, Dobson, McNally, Drabowsky, Phoebus, Alexander, Grant Jackson, Grimsley, Torrez, Dennis Martinez, Tippy Martinez, Flanagan,  Rudy May, McGregor, Drago, Stanhouse, Stoddard, Sammy Stewart, Steve Stone, Storm Davis, Boddicker, Schilling.

Amazing.

[GooooMarquette]

The whole AL East was incredible back in the late 70s and early 80s. I remember being frustrated as a Brewers fan because they were finally good after many years of sucking, but still missed the playoffs because the division was so deep. I looked back, and here's a sample:

In '78, the Yankees won with 100 wins, while the Sox, Brewers and Os stayed home with 99, 93 and 90 wins.

In '79, the Os won the division with 102 wins, so the Brewers and Sox stayed home with 95 and 91 wins, respectively.

In '80, Yankees won with 103. The Os stayed home with 100 wins. The Brewers would have been in the race in the other three divisions with a solid 86 wins, but finished 17 games back in the AL East.

I got my drivers' license in June of '78, so I spent many afternoons and evenings watching the Brewers teams battle it out with some other great teams.

[willie warrior]

Reddit question: 
I start my first Job at Arby's next week. Any tips?

Comment:
You can walk around with a coffee cup of Au Jus instead of coffee, and no one will notice.

https://www.reddit.com/r/bys/comments/bh8myk/i_start_my_first_job_at_arbys_next_week_any_tips/

Dont sniff the special sauce

[GooooMarquette]

ND sucks.

[rocket surgeon]

Back in the day the Brewers were known as, "Harvey's Wallbangers."  Although most of us were O's, Yankees, or Sox fans we spent a lot of time at The Aina Hey Sports Palace (the bleachers back then was essentially an open air bar) where the Brewers would win 12-9 or lose 15-12.

I had a Harvey's Wallbangers bumper sticker which ended up on my Nissan Bluebird which bombed around Misawa Japan.

Side note, I caught a home run by Kenny Singleton. When Singleton came out to right I got his attention and he noticed my Marquette tee shirt. Turns out he's Doc Rivers' cousin so he signed the ball for me top of the next inning.

ya'll remember tony peters contribution to the crew, eyn'a? 

[Jon]

The whole AL East was incredible back in the late 70s and early 80s. I remember being frustrated as a Brewers fan because they were finally good after many years of sucking, but still missed the playoffs because the division was so deep. I looked back, and here's a sample:

In '78, the Yankees won with 100 wins, while the Sox, Brewers and Os stayed home with 99, 93 and 90 wins.

In '79, the Os won the division with 102 wins, so the Brewers and Sox stayed home with 95 and 91 wins, respectively.

In '80, Yankees won with 103. The Os stayed home with 100 wins. The Brewers would have been in the race in the other three divisions with a solid 86 wins, but finished 17 games back in the AL East.

I got my drivers' license in June of '78, so I spent many afternoons and evenings watching the Brewers teams battle it out with some other great teams.

The AL East was incredible back then. You are forgetting the Tigers who were also consistently winning and won the Series with a 104 win season in '84.

In both McCormick and Schroeder our floors were well represented by fans of all the AL East teams. Lots of great September arguments.

[Newsdreams]

Going to the 1982 playoff and World Series games while at MU was an incredible experience

[Jon]

ya'll remember tony peters contribution to the crew, eyn'a?

The Snow King

[mu_hilltopper]

This showed up in my feed .. from 2015.

https://www.youtube.com/v/qlpKosDXq3U

[4everwarriors]

And he looks so much younger too. The job has aged him, hey?

[GooooMarquette]

"I'm not a big fan of poop duty."

[Boone]

His job has aged me too

[willie warrior]

Back in the day the Brewers were known as, "Harvey's Wallbangers."  Although most of us were O's, Yankees, or Sox fans we spent a lot of time at The Aina Hey Sports Palace (the bleachers back then was essentially an open air bar) where the Brewers would win 12-9 or lose 15-12.

I had a Harvey's Wallbangers bumper sticker which ended up on my Nissan Bluebird which bombed around Misawa Japan.

Side note, I caught a home run by Kenny Singleton. When Singleton came out to right I got his attention and he noticed my Marquette tee shirt. Turns out he's Doc Rivers' cousin so he signed the ball for me top of the next inning.

Not bad. Now if you want to really raise the bar, get Doc to sign your MU t shirt. Real value there.

[GooooMarquette]

Anyone ever try to get a rattlesnake out of a car trunk?

[TAMU, Knower of Ball]

Anyone ever try to get a rattlesnake out of a car trunk?

I'm not familiar with that euphemism

[ZiggysFryBoy]

Anyone ever try to get a rattlesnake out of a car trunk?

A clenched PAWG?

[GooooMarquette]

Kinda embarrassing that the whole euphemism thing didn't even occur to me until I read TAMU's reply.

But yeah...it does sound kinda, umm, euphemistic.

[Loose Cannon]

Anyone ever try to get a rattlesnake out of a car trunk?

Call AAA

[real chili 83]

Throw a red delicious in.