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I think I had to many cheese curds at the Kurth last night. A little . . . . . slow this morning.
On the hurricane front the strengthening of Gustave has prompted Jamaica to issue hurricane warnings and the track is still aiming just west of New Orleans about Tuesday and is predicted to be a Cat3. Katrina hit N.O. three years ago Friday.
Oil rigs are starting to shut down and oil prices have been raising for 3 days.
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On the left side of the blog is a new little feature from 270toWin. This site runs simulations constantly. As we all know the popular vote is tied to the Electoral College.
Here is what they say.
"We take current state-by-state polls and turn the results into probabilities. Each simulation picks a winner in each individual state, based on the probabilities for that state. For example, if McCain has a 55% chance of winning Nevada, he will, in the long run, win Nevada in 55% of the simulations conducted."
Just a little fun thing to watch.
On a personal level there is a guy here at work that says America is not ready for a black President. That is like saying a family is not ready for a baby and must wait for the prefect time. You are never going to be "ready", there is no perfect time.
Having a black guy (I really dislike the term African American but am confused on what the politically correct wording is . . not that I actually see color, is Obama black? I had not noticed).
OK - let's say Obama is black. This is a critical time in this country. Probably the most critical ever. If he is elected President this has to help the millions of black people in America that have always thought that there was a ceiling. That you could only go so far.
Even if Obama was a Republican it would help American in the long run.
. . . . . . . .
You know - I have all these thoughts in my head but this time in history has me sort of speechless. I know the feelings but they are not making themselves into words. There are no words that will express just how important I believe this time in America is. And if I think this, think how it feels for the 36 million of black people. (God that sounds raciest somehow, I'm sorry).
I'll shut up.
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At the Kurth last night we were talking about The Amazing Race 13 coming up Sept 28th. The BEST non-scripted show.
This year teams will travel to a real-life water world where its inhabitants live on a floating city also first time visits for the Race to locations such as Cambodia (where NO ONE speaks American) and Kazakhstan, and one Team makes an unprecedented mistake on the road that ultimately prohibits them from joining their fellow Racers at the finish line (jail??).
This year we have married beekeepers who have been together for years, a married but separated couple who is looking to rebuild their marriage (I'm sure that will work out just fine), a newly dating couple who is still getting to know each other.
This got us thinking about how Left Hand Louie and I would make a great team. I can see the opening credits as the teams are introduced, the camera zooms in on two guys running on a beach in their speedo's. One, ruggedly handsome tattooed guy with a volleyball stops and waves at the camera. Then claps, laughs and points at his crazy buddy running towards him with a pitcher of beer in his hands!
The caption on the bottom says
Grinder and Louie
Beer Dudes!
Our goal would be to pubcrawl our way around the world and always be buying drinks for our fellow contestants. In fact on Louie's backpack would have a pitcher clipped to it.
In the contests Louie would be the guy that eats the bugs and I would be the bungee jumper from 1000 foot cliffs (and then vomiting as the beer continues to rush towards the ground as I spring back upward).
Life couldn’t be any better for these two friends. Grinder and Louie met while filming Public Enemies in Columbus Wisconsin and the last six months have been filled with good times. Some of the Teams refer to Grinder and Louie as “Team Drunk.”
Now they are ready for a life-altering experience. Louie is an engineer for Sub Zero. His laid-back appearance can be deceiving so count on him to be assertive, hands-on, and ready to take on anything that comes his way.
Grinder enjoys craft beer bar hopping, sports and all things funny. Grinder also loves to travel and hopes to use his extensive travels to Door County to get a leg up on the competition if they go there.
These two say they can talk their way in or out of anything by cracking jokes and keeping the mood light and pouring more beer to other racers, and they promise to bring more to the Race than any other Team. Look for them to always keep things entertaining in their own special way.
SIGN US UP!!!!
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Here are the top nine comments made by NBC sports commentators so far during the Summer Olympics that they would like to take back:
1. Weightlifting commentator: 'This is Gregoriava from Bulgaria. I saw her snatch this morning during her warm up and it was amazing.'
2. Dressage commentator: 'This is really a lovely horse and I speak from personal experience since I once mounted her mother.'
3. Paul Hamm, Gymnast: 'I owe a lot to my parents, especially my mother and father.'
4. Boxing Analyst: 'Sure there have been injuries, and even some deaths in boxing, but none of them really that serious.'
5. Softball announcer: 'If history repeats itself, I should think we can expect the same thing again.'
6. Basketball analyst: 'He dribbles a lot and the opposition doesn't like it. In fact you can see it all over their faces.'
7. At the rowing medal ceremony: 'Ah, isn't that nice, the wife of the IOC president is hugging the cox of the British crew.'
8. Soccer commentator: 'Julian Dicks is everywhere. It's like they've got eleven Dicks on the field.'
9. Tennis commentator: 'One of the reasons Andy is playing so well is that, before the final round, his wife takes out his balls and kisses them... Oh my God, what have I just said?
I'll just leave it at that!
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And lastly
The baby newborn elephant is doing fine. After being pushed away by his confused mother and separated for his own safety she has taken him back.
The story is here!
No news from Sassy people so I suppose we can meet at the Kurth about 6ish??? Probably best to park NOT in the Kurth parking lot if you are leaving your car. If you are going directly to the Sassy Cow I bet we will be there 6:30ish????
There event goes from 3:00 to 8:00.
Rod
On the hurricane front the strengthening of Gustave has prompted Jamaica to issue hurricane warnings and the track is still aiming just west of New Orleans about Tuesday and is predicted to be a Cat3. Katrina hit N.O. three years ago Friday.
Oil rigs are starting to shut down and oil prices have been raising for 3 days.
================================
On the left side of the blog is a new little feature from 270toWin. This site runs simulations constantly. As we all know the popular vote is tied to the Electoral College.
Here is what they say.
"We take current state-by-state polls and turn the results into probabilities. Each simulation picks a winner in each individual state, based on the probabilities for that state. For example, if McCain has a 55% chance of winning Nevada, he will, in the long run, win Nevada in 55% of the simulations conducted."
Just a little fun thing to watch.
On a personal level there is a guy here at work that says America is not ready for a black President. That is like saying a family is not ready for a baby and must wait for the prefect time. You are never going to be "ready", there is no perfect time.
Having a black guy (I really dislike the term African American but am confused on what the politically correct wording is . . not that I actually see color, is Obama black? I had not noticed).
OK - let's say Obama is black. This is a critical time in this country. Probably the most critical ever. If he is elected President this has to help the millions of black people in America that have always thought that there was a ceiling. That you could only go so far.
Even if Obama was a Republican it would help American in the long run.
. . . . . . . .
You know - I have all these thoughts in my head but this time in history has me sort of speechless. I know the feelings but they are not making themselves into words. There are no words that will express just how important I believe this time in America is. And if I think this, think how it feels for the 36 million of black people. (God that sounds raciest somehow, I'm sorry).
I'll shut up.
==================================
At the Kurth last night we were talking about The Amazing Race 13 coming up Sept 28th. The BEST non-scripted show.
This year teams will travel to a real-life water world where its inhabitants live on a floating city also first time visits for the Race to locations such as Cambodia (where NO ONE speaks American) and Kazakhstan, and one Team makes an unprecedented mistake on the road that ultimately prohibits them from joining their fellow Racers at the finish line (jail??).
This year we have married beekeepers who have been together for years, a married but separated couple who is looking to rebuild their marriage (I'm sure that will work out just fine), a newly dating couple who is still getting to know each other.
This got us thinking about how Left Hand Louie and I would make a great team. I can see the opening credits as the teams are introduced, the camera zooms in on two guys running on a beach in their speedo's. One, ruggedly handsome tattooed guy with a volleyball stops and waves at the camera. Then claps, laughs and points at his crazy buddy running towards him with a pitcher of beer in his hands!
The caption on the bottom says
Grinder and Louie
Beer Dudes!
Our goal would be to pubcrawl our way around the world and always be buying drinks for our fellow contestants. In fact on Louie's backpack would have a pitcher clipped to it.
In the contests Louie would be the guy that eats the bugs and I would be the bungee jumper from 1000 foot cliffs (and then vomiting as the beer continues to rush towards the ground as I spring back upward).
Life couldn’t be any better for these two friends. Grinder and Louie met while filming Public Enemies in Columbus Wisconsin and the last six months have been filled with good times. Some of the Teams refer to Grinder and Louie as “Team Drunk.”
Now they are ready for a life-altering experience. Louie is an engineer for Sub Zero. His laid-back appearance can be deceiving so count on him to be assertive, hands-on, and ready to take on anything that comes his way.
Grinder enjoys craft beer bar hopping, sports and all things funny. Grinder also loves to travel and hopes to use his extensive travels to Door County to get a leg up on the competition if they go there.
These two say they can talk their way in or out of anything by cracking jokes and keeping the mood light and pouring more beer to other racers, and they promise to bring more to the Race than any other Team. Look for them to always keep things entertaining in their own special way.
SIGN US UP!!!!
===========================
Here are the top nine comments made by NBC sports commentators so far during the Summer Olympics that they would like to take back:
1. Weightlifting commentator: 'This is Gregoriava from Bulgaria. I saw her snatch this morning during her warm up and it was amazing.'
2. Dressage commentator: 'This is really a lovely horse and I speak from personal experience since I once mounted her mother.'
3. Paul Hamm, Gymnast: 'I owe a lot to my parents, especially my mother and father.'
4. Boxing Analyst: 'Sure there have been injuries, and even some deaths in boxing, but none of them really that serious.'
5. Softball announcer: 'If history repeats itself, I should think we can expect the same thing again.'
6. Basketball analyst: 'He dribbles a lot and the opposition doesn't like it. In fact you can see it all over their faces.'
7. At the rowing medal ceremony: 'Ah, isn't that nice, the wife of the IOC president is hugging the cox of the British crew.'
8. Soccer commentator: 'Julian Dicks is everywhere. It's like they've got eleven Dicks on the field.'
9. Tennis commentator: 'One of the reasons Andy is playing so well is that, before the final round, his wife takes out his balls and kisses them... Oh my God, what have I just said?
I'll just leave it at that!
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And lastly
The baby newborn elephant is doing fine. After being pushed away by his confused mother and separated for his own safety she has taken him back.
The story is here!
No news from Sassy people so I suppose we can meet at the Kurth about 6ish??? Probably best to park NOT in the Kurth parking lot if you are leaving your car. If you are going directly to the Sassy Cow I bet we will be there 6:30ish????
There event goes from 3:00 to 8:00.
Rod
I am still planning on going to the sassy cow on friday. I would want to leave right from work at 4:00pm so If someone would be willing to meet me either at the kurth's or somewhere else at 5:00pm I would greatly appreciate it. If someone would be willing to let me crash or take a nap that night I would appreciate it also.
ReplyDeleteI'll shoot for 6@ the Kurth, if I get delayed on the road, I'll call and give you a heads up! ;)
ReplyDeleteYou could crash at my place Angel, but you probably don't want another hourand a half drive SOUTH! Sorry (you can't know how sorry) I don't yet live in Columbus! ;)
OH! Who wants to be MY partner in the Amazing Race??? I'm quite sure we could kick some LHL/Grinder A**!!!!! LMAO
It's ON!!! (the race, that is...)
Shakes...you me and Evan could be a road tripping trio team for AR...
ReplyDeleteAngel...You would probably be back in Oshkosh by 9 or 10...sorry we aren't going to make it, my gas budget is for going up north. Damn kids and thier summer fun.
Great Blog!!!!
ReplyDeleteHad fun at Kurth last night.
Lot's of Laughs!!(as usual)
Beer Dudes!!! Perfect Name!!!
~Shakes~ I'll do it!!!!Heehee!!!
~Angel~ You could stay by me, just so you know I have two dogs..
but that is an option..
I know we would not be out that late...so you may change your mind and head home...
Hope everyone is having a good Thursday!!!!
Hang on New Orleans!!!!!
ReplyDeleteYikes!!! and Gilf Shores,Alabama!!!
I am so glad the Little Elephanta is back with MOM...
So cute!!!!
Robbi,
ReplyDeleteI don't mind dogs. I just want to have an option in case I am too tired to drive home at night. I know if is only an hour drive but I work at 7:00am and I usually get tired when I am done at 4:00pm plus the more I sit the more tired I get. I just want a back up plan.
YEAH!
ReplyDeleteAngel has a back-up plan, I'm relieved for you, sometimes that drive back home can be a pain...
Angel~ Not a problem!!!*smiles*
ReplyDelete~Shakes that goes for you too...
I have plenty of room.....
Okay, that was amazing.
ReplyDeleteRod, you have an interesting take on the election. I cannot speak for all Blacks and/or African Americans; as I am neither; but my immediate family is bi-racial, with me being the only white person in it. Husband is black and our two adult children are bi-racial. Well, in actuality the husband is also bi-racial, but in the U.S. you're still considered black by most. And I don't think anything you said sounded racist; it sounded true.
ReplyDeleteI always planned on voting for the first African American presidential candidate, unless the person was useless or a Republican. When it was Hillary vs. Obama, I was totally torn! I wanted BOTH to win! The Dems have Obama now and, unless he pulls something really stupid between now and election time, he'll get my vote. And, I agree with you, this is an important time in American history and I'm very glad I'm alive to see it! I do believe that America is ready; not not all of it's individual members are ready. Oh well, nothing worth while was ever easy!
rjaye - all settled???
ReplyDeleteHere is the scoop on Sassy - they have tours of the Creamery and the Cows on the hour - not sure if that means 8:00 is a tour of closing but maybe it would be good to get a general idea of what people want.
Osh - Evan would have to hide in your backpack for Amazing Race so that MIGHT slow you down a little.
Yup, just waiting for classes to start now.
ReplyDeleteMaybe Evan can be his own team?
ReplyDeleteI'll Partner with Evan for AR but he will have to eat all the bugs and whatnot.
ReplyDeleteRod those olympics comments had me laughing out loud (literally).
ReplyDeleteAlso- have fun at the sassy cow/kurths tomorrow everyone!
ReplyDeleteWhen you and LHL are contestants,
ReplyDeleteI'll watch!!! And that would be a first!
The Olympics comments were HILARIOUS!!! Had me laughing out loud (and no one around to hear).
I'm really hoping to make the Kurth's and Sassy Cow tomorrow night!
Who's and I have been talking about the Amazing Race for a couple years now! I'm glad to know we're not alone. We'll take you all on!
ReplyDelete*puts on game face*
There will be a few Whooses at the Sassy Cow/Kurth night, not the whole troop, but a representation non the less.
Public Enemies cars to be in Oshkosh for Labor Day.
ReplyDeleteThe Winnebago Labor Council will be holding its annual Labor Day celebration at South Park in Oshkosh this coming Monday (Labor Day). There will be a car show featuring the cars from PE. Admission is free and the festivities run from 10 am to 4 pm. South Park is located on South Park Avenue (Hwy 44) between Ohio and Georgia Streets. Entrance on Georgia Street. There will be refreshments, door prizes and entertainment.
You know I only drink beer when I'm at Kurth's.
ReplyDeleteYou guys are such a bad influence on me.
Sorry I won't be able to join you all at the Sassy Cow tomorrow night. You know how I love cheese!
ReplyDeleteIt's the opening night of high school football and my alma mater, Horicon (oops, I think I just threw up in my mouth a little), is coming to Columbus.
I'll meet you at the Kurth if you are still there after the game.
Thanks for your nice article...........
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