Skimboarding

One thing about living in the same place you grew up is that friends who have moved on to bigger and better things always return for a visit. This week is one of those times where loads of people are all back in town, from Boston, Quebec, Yukon, California, and more. And when so many people are around, lots of activities ensue. The activity du jour was skimboarding (previously covered here). With new boards in hand and enthusiasm to beat the band, we found ourselves a great sand bar down at Rocky Point for some schralpin'. To kill time until the tide was right, we all tried our hand at building sand castles. And after the tide passed, we investigated various ways of hucking ourselves into the ocean. Yes, besides the bumps and bruises, a sun burn, and the extremely sore legs I will have tomorrow, this skimboarding mission was an complete success.

Wednesday August 15 2007

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on Fri 17th Aug, 2007 10:41 am PDT Sweet Julie said: Lately when I visit BdW the song: "I don't wanna grow up, I'm a Toys-R-Us Kid...." loops thru my head. You've been having so much fun, and I applaud you! ************************ on Mon 20th Aug, 2007 09:04 pm PDT Wren said: Further coverage (well, at least pics) here courtesy of Brothers Root. ************************

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Wiffle Ball

The universe often sends out its energy in waves. The wave of late has been wiffle ball energy. Having not played (or thought about) the game in ages, the opportunity to play two games in almost as many days is the universe's way of telling me it has been too long. Game 1: It was no contest. Team Birthday Boys trompled the heavily favored Hometown Heroes 11-2. I hit one over the fence in the fatty-batty inning to really put the nail in the coffin. The score, however, doesn't do justice to Hometown Heroes. They were worthy opponents. Perhaps next year, a rematch is in the wind. Game 2: (also covered here) There must be a resurgence of wiffle ball in Bellingham because bats are difficult to find. We found possibly the last bat in town after visiting a number of stores. But with equipment in hand, we got down to business. The Flying Platypi held their own in this 10-10 tie, even with the disadvantage of missing out on the fatty batty inning. (Those $2 bats just don't last as long as they used to, even when pre-wrapped with duct tape.) Again, it was a fun game where everybody won. Yep, wiffle ball isn't just for kids. It is good fun for late twenty-somethings clutching desperately at their long gone childhoods. Or wait, maybe that is just me. Anyway, thanks to all that made it such a fun time.

Tuesday August 14 2007

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on Wed 15th Aug, 2007 05:19 pm PDT cardboard said: sweeeeeet i had the feeling some whiffle ball was worthy of a Blog du post as well as old brothairsroooot. GOodtimes goodtimes. ************************

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Match Em!

With all this trivia that has been floating around in my head and life of late, I had to find an outlet. What I've come up with should prove to be lots* of fun. The game is Match Em, and as the name suggests, it is a matching game. I consider it accessible trivia, because even if you don't know each and every one, you can usually reason out at least a few correct answers. The game also tracks the average score of everyone who has played for a given data set. Examples of data sets currently included are Painters and Paintings, States and Nicknames*, Car Makes and Models, and much more. So try it out. Let me know if you have problems or questions. (Please to note: it hasn't been tested on any Macintosh browsers. If you try it out on one, let me know if it works.) The part of this whole shebang that I am excited about it the ability to add new data sets easily. For this, I was hoping that I could call on you, dear reader, to help out. What matching sets can you come up with? Send me (via e-mail or the contact page)* anywhere between 7 and 14 matching items in a given category. In about a week, I'll add all [appropriate] submissions to the game.

Sunday August 12 2007

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on Sun 12th Aug, 2007 10:15 pm PDT Joe said: I did this on my mac, using Safari, worked fine. I'm gonna try and cook one up for ya wren, got an idea need to find proper pix... ************************ on Sun 12th Aug, 2007 10:19 pm PDT Joe said: wow i'm not scoring very high on these haha... ************************ on Sun 12th Aug, 2007 10:59 pm PDT Sweet Julie said: working well on my mac too! yippeeee! i like the matching of genus-common names! ************************ on Mon 13th Aug, 2007 08:10 am PDT mandy said: Happy Belated Birthday ************************ on Mon 13th Aug, 2007 04:01 pm PDT Saxtor said: Unless you enjoy employing Mac users to do your bidding, you can finally test Safari on your Windows box! Fun game! ************************ on Tue 14th Aug, 2007 09:57 am PDT Chris said: Noticed that the arrays for your clues and answers are in the same order. While I don't think my perfect score counts, I think I should get bonus points for resourcfulness. (Don't worry, I only looked at one and didn't submit my cheating score, only my sadly defiecient real ones!) ************************ on Tue 14th Aug, 2007 09:44 pm PDT Jule said: Did you know the state nickname of Missouri came from a Missouri senator who proclaimed that "frothy eloquence neither convinces nor satisfies me. I'm from Missouri, and you have got to show me" others suggest it was cause Missourians (?) were so slow you had to just show them. YOU make the call... (knowing a few sharp people from Missouri, I am inclined to pick the former (Sara). By the way, I got 100% on the state nicknames. ************************ on Fri 17th Aug, 2007 11:57 pm PDT Joe said: good story jule...i seriously did not know that....my growing knowledge thanks you... ************************ on Thu 30th Aug, 2007 08:04 am PDT Klaus said: cn't believe it ...did a lot better on obscure words than cars....aaaarrrrrgggghhh ************************

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Filler

It's been a busy time for me recently. On the work front, I've been housesitting and mixing concrete (don't worry, not together). On the fun front, it I spent some time at the Anacortes Arts Festival*, checked out the always wunnerful Spoonshine show, did another fun trivia night at the Back Porch Cafe, and learned to play guitar hero. Since I've been so busy*, I haven't been able to give the old blog the time it deserves. And because I don't want anyone who visits to be overly disappointed, I thought I'd throw up this little filler post. Don't worry, I've got a few posts brewing that will be ready soon. In the meantime, see how many of these robits you can name. Our team did about as well as we did on the last picture identification round: badly. (Oh, and I neglected to get the actual right answers, but I figured you either know you know them or you don't, so the answers are rather superfluous.)

Wednesday August 8 2007

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on Wed 08th Aug, 2007 07:15 pm PDT Nesbitt said: I got one...do I even need to say which. ************************ on Wed 08th Aug, 2007 11:46 pm PDT Horge said: I got BCDG. None by name except KIT, but I can name the movies they're from. Is A C-3PO wearing a broken piece of plexi-glass? ************************ on Thu 09th Aug, 2007 07:17 am PDT cardboard said: dude the shiner wailed hard on satnight you missed out wren. Stop all the plastic guitar playing. Wren have you heard anything about the Flotsam Faire? ************************ on Thu 09th Aug, 2007 11:08 am PDT Saxtor said: A) dunno* B) robot from Wizard of Oz cartoon...TicTok perhaps? C) K.I.T.T. D) robot from "Metropolis" E) dunno* F) dunno G) robot from "The Day the Earth Stood Still" ************************ on Thu 09th Aug, 2007 12:50 pm PDT mandy said: is this a trick question? what's a robit?A) kite, B) cartoon, C) car, D) lady in uncomfortable gothic wear and platform shoes, E) stuffed animal, F) light bulb, G) men dressed in spacesuits ************************ on Sat 11th Aug, 2007 11:25 am PDT Siri said: a. good question b. Tik Tok from Return to Oz c. Kit from Knight Rider d. Maria from Metropolis e. Mugilla Gorilla from the future f. Johnny 5 from Short Circuit g. the true alien robot forms of Dick Cheney & Dubya ************************ on Sat 11th Aug, 2007 11:32 am PDT Siri said: "The Day the Earth Stood Still", damn it! I totally blanked on the name of that movie (hence the silly answer I gave) & I absolutely meant K.I.T.T. & not Kit. I swear, Saxtor. ************************ on Sat 11th Aug, 2007 11:51 am PDT christine said: you have been tagged, sorry man...http://christinehaskell.blogspot.com/ ************************ on Sat 11th Aug, 2007 12:50 pm PDT Sweet Julie said: Today is HAPPY BIRTHDAY WREN Day! Yippeeee!! (I think I will go for a walk and collect cans.....) ************************ on Sat 11th Aug, 2007 04:55 pm PDT Mom said: Happy Birthday to the Little Guy--28 and you still have hair on your head! Way to go! ************************ on Sun 12th Aug, 2007 09:44 am PDT gretchen said: sorry it's a day late, but happy birthday, wren! ************************ on Sun 12th Aug, 2007 02:07 pm PDT Hannah said: HAPPY BIRTHDAY!!! (a day late) I hope you enjoyed your b-day dinner w/flipper. ************************

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Dream Science Circus

I consider myself somewhat of a circus arts snob. I've seen enough shows in my life to know what is good, creative, skillful, and professional. I've dabbled with enough of the skills to have the respect for those who do what they do well. While every show is different, many are too often the same. That is not the case with Dream Science Circus. This is the third year Dream Science Circus has come through Anacortes, each time to a positive reception. This year, they performed in the depot, rather than their circus-style tent of years past. The new venue was probably easier for setup and had more comfort for the audience, but the loss of the tent did take away from the atmosphere a bit. The performers, though, did a great job conveying an other worldly atmosphere. As for skills, there was juggling, lots of acro-balance, contact juggling, vignettes, aerial acrobatics, and more. The emcee, while good, drew out the in between bits a little too long for my liking which led to the whole show running a bit long, esp. for some of the children in the audience. I could have done without the plot all together, but like I said, I'm kind of a snob like that. What was best about the show, for me, was the familiarity with the people. The circus is based out of Bellingham which has a close knit circus arts group of which I am lucky enough to be on the fringes of. To see performers on stage that I've juggled with and seen improve over the years is just plain neat. Did I mention that I like circuses?

Sunday August 5 2007

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on Sun 05th Aug, 2007 05:28 pm PDT Wren said: These pics of the circus just came across my plate via my flickr Anacortes feed. Isn't the internet grand? ************************ on Sun 05th Aug, 2007 10:55 pm PDT Jule said: you ever thought about joining the circus? ************************ on Tue 07th Aug, 2007 08:12 pm PDT Joe said: When was this? i would have liked to see it. i don't hear about things nearly as much as you wren, apparently my ear isn't very close to the ground, and it's your job to keep me posted. ;-) ************************

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Kwik-E-Mart

As most of you already know, the Simpsons Movie opened this past weekend. And as most of you might suspect, I went and saw it on opening night. I'm giving it a thumbs up! Good plot, good inclusion of the characters we have come to know and love*, and lots of good jokes. All in all, it was just like paying $10 to watch a good, long episode without commercials. Anyway, I enjoyed it muchly. Since the Simpsons Movie is kind of a big deal to me, I tried to think of ways to make it special. I immediately* discounted the idea of dressing up like Prof. Frink. Camping out for tickets was also out of the question due to the 105 degree heat. Luckily, one of the 12 or so 7-11s that have been converted to a Kwik-E-Marts is in the Las Vegas area. (I've heard confirmed reports of others in Seattle (thanks, Siri) and Washington D.C. (thanks, Izak) Bingo. Most notable at this particular Kwik-E-Mart was the number of other slack-jawed gawkers roaming around with cameras. Good thing there was lots to take pictures of. Life-sized replicas of many characters were placed around the store, although the Jasper from the freezer had been stolen. There were Simpsons-themed foods and drink available as well. The Buzz Cola was sold out, but there were Squishees a-plenty. I enjoyed a nice sprinkled donut. There were also little subtleties around that made it quite fun, like dashing uniforms for the employees and other quirks. On my way out, I struck up a conversation with the cashier* who told me how well the promotion is working for 7-11. He said that in the Las Vegas area alone, they made over $30,000 in two weeks off the sprinkled donuts alone. Not bad at all.

Thursday August 2 2007

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on Fri 03rd Aug, 2007 03:18 am PDT Horge said: My mom went and bought a bunch of stuff at the one in Dallas (I guess 7-Eleven might have its headquarters in DFW). ************************ on Sat 04th Aug, 2007 07:25 pm PDT Joe said: Still haven't seen it. but that's cool. ************************ on Sun 05th Aug, 2007 07:50 pm PDT mandy said: u r a tard ;) ************************ on Mon 05th Jan, 2009 10:55 am PST colin said: Glad to see you were able to go by and see it, I loved the story. ************************

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110 in the Shade

A few nights ago, Emily and I went up Red Rocks Canyon to the Super Summer Theatre. The venue is gorgeous with the red rock cliffs surrounding a grassy lawn and professional stage. Everyone brings their blankets and chairs, along with picnic dinners, and enjoys an evening outdoors watching legitimate theater. Because it is a couple thousand feet higher than Vegas, the temperature is bearable, some might even say pleasant*. 110 in the Shade was the name of the play we saw, not a description of the weather where we were seeing it. And I guess I should call it a musical instead of a play. There was lots of singing. It immediately brought to mind that Simpsons episode about painting the wagon red. Hilarious. It also struck me as completely the opposite of what kind of experience one might expect to have in Vegas. Rather than high gloss, air-conditioned casino entertainment, it was more old-timey community-oriented fun. While the atmosphere was spectacular, the temperature was bearable, and Pei Wei hit the spot, we opted to beat the crowds and head out early before we found out if Lizzie hooked up with Sheriff File and if Starbuck made the rains come. I imagine it all worked out. All in all, it was an awesome evening.

Monday July 30 2007

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on Mon 30th Jul, 2007 09:32 pm PDT Saxtor said: Super Summer Theater has a Super Terrible Website. However, PeiWei looks pretty good and cheap! Never heard of that place, I'll have to keep an eye out. ************************ on Tue 31st Jul, 2007 08:33 pm PDT Emilly said: Pei Wei is the best chain chinese food EVER! It's true. If there is one in your area people, go, you'll love it! I recommend the Blazing Noodles. ************************ on Tue 31st Jul, 2007 09:26 pm PDT Saxtor said: Hmmmmm, by the looks of the "Quick Look Menu," I see Vietnamese, Japanese, Thai, Korean and Chinese dishes. Looks pretty pan-Asian to me. ************************ on Tue 31st Jul, 2007 10:39 pm PDT cardboard said: heh blazing nooodles goodtimes ************************ on Sat 04th Aug, 2007 08:23 pm PDT Alyson said: I was GOING to comment on my favorite place in Vegas, EVER (Red Rock Canyon's Summer Theater), but then Emily said Blazing Noodles, and I have to interrupt this comment with a resounding, "OH MY GOSH I LOVE BLAZING NOODLES!" ************************

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Bling Bling

Gambling with other people's money is good times, esp. when it forces you to try new extremely intimidating games. Chris, with his convoluted craps plan, was the big winner for the night (although we quickly deviated from his plan, but it worked out great). "Daddy needs a new graphing calculator" drew a few looks from the table attendents, but it was worth the extra 5%. His take...drum roll please...$33.50 (plus the initial $10). I'll take the appropriate action and finally utilize that donation box on IHJ. Taking second place on the winner list was Sarah who doubled her money on quarter slots (not to mention the free Bud Lite that Emily got from the appropriately*-dressed cocktail waitress). We found an old school machine with actual reels and an honest to goodness pull-arm and let the money roll in. Unfortunately, it wasn't old school enough to have the coins come tumbling out. We had to deal with a printed ticket instead. On the converse side of things, both Julie and Andrew walk away empty handed. Julie, since we couldn't find a $.25 slot machine with hearts on it, we put your dollar on a machine with dolphins (appropriate, eh?) but it went away just as quickly. Since we didn't conform to your specifications, however, you are off the hook on payback. Andrew, your bet gave us the least trouble because 17 seconds after it was placed, it was gone*. Because it was so easy, I will let you off the hook for paying me back if you agree to put it towards future debts accrued on the frisbee golf course. As for the only bet that requires research, synthesis, and understanding, we will have to wait until February to find out how Ryan did. It does give me a reason to follow football this year, though. Go Steelers!! All in all, a great night at the casino. The only downside is that Emily has now become afflicted with the "There's No Way I Can Lose at Craps" bug, which we all know will come back to haunt her. As for me, I think my own personal Gamblor* has been sated and Senior Tuesdays at the Northern Lights Casino will tide me over until my next Vegas Vacation.

Sunday July 29 2007

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on Mon 30th Jul, 2007 05:32 am PDT Chris said: WOOHOOOO!!! Take that formal education and understanding of probability!! All you ever brought me was years of work and $50K in debt whereas dumb luck has once again fed me for a couple more days! ************************ on Mon 30th Jul, 2007 07:30 am PDT Sarah F said: AWESOME! Although I can't beleive the coins don't come rushing out... All those quarters would make you feel rich. I was feeling soo lucky this weekend- I just knew we'd win something. I'm glad Emily got a Bud out of it too! ************************ on Mon 30th Jul, 2007 08:38 am PDT Sweet Julie said: Dolphins! HOW cool is that! I thought hearts would be much easier to find in Vegas. Thanks for playing you guys! That was fun. ************************ on Mon 30th Jul, 2007 11:51 am PDT cardboard said: pure madness ************************ on Mon 30th Jul, 2007 04:18 pm PDT Andrew said: Dude. 00 sucks. ************************ on Mon 30th Jul, 2007 10:07 pm PDT Joe said: I see you didn't try mine...the easiest money there... ************************

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Spot the Irony

Anyone? Anyone? Well, I got a good chuckle out of it, at least.

Saturday July 28 2007

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on Sat 28th Jul, 2007 06:07 pm PDT Chris said: Hey, it's a well known fact that Vegas is very environmentally minded; if everyone died then no one could gamble. In fact, that entire sign is run by just one compact flourescent bulb! ************************ on Thu 02nd Aug, 2007 02:04 pm PDT mandy said: do as vegas says, not as she does ************************

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Get Rich Quick (or Gambling By Proxy)

I once again find myself in the Las Vegas area. "Who goes to Las Vegas in July on purpose?", you ask. Good question. In its defense, the weather has been quite exciting with thunder storms, flash floods, and temperatures that have more or less stayed below the 100 degree mark. But enough pleasantries; let's get down to business. Last time I passed this way, I talked to a few people about my idea of gambling by proxy. This time, I want to make that dream a reality for us all. The concept is this: for all of you who aren't able to make it to casinos, whether because of time, geography, or overbearing spousal reasons, I offer you my time and location* so that together we might both become rich. The rules go like this. You name the amount, game, and bet (e.g. $10 on roulette 15) and I will go place it. I'm thinking the games that lend themselves to this would be roulette, craps, slots (please be as specific as you like with the type of machine), and blackjack (although you would have to accept my decisions*. If you lose, you pay me the amount lost. Kind of like if you were here, but without having to deal with the crowds, stress, and heat. If you win, we split the winnings 75/25 (yes, the bigger amount is for you*). The concept here is to allow anyone to be a part of the BdW experience, to participate in this adventure that I am on, to have a little innocent fun while on your government-mandated 15-minute coffee break at the office. The action and outcome will be documented here. And besides the excitement and fun this will create, you will be helping to support BdW (web hosting ain't free, ya know.) So get your bets in by Friday night and then leave the rest to me.

Wednesday July 25 2007

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on Wed 25th Jul, 2007 09:50 pm PDT MOM said: Okay, so not being a Casino junkie, I need more direction here but I'm not willing to cast my bet in the presence of all these bloggy eyes. How do we, the faithful, let you, the bookie, know our $$ desires? ************************ on Thu 26th Jul, 2007 08:49 am PDT Condiment Sandwich said: 20 bux on a spring wedding to a blond with an intriguing laugh ************************ on Thu 26th Jul, 2007 08:52 am PDT Saxtor said: Good idea, Wren. But the colorblind shouldn't bet on red... ************************ on Thu 26th Jul, 2007 11:50 am PDT whuppin stick said: your take is way more than the casino's, which makes my odds a bit out of favor. ************************ on Thu 26th Jul, 2007 12:29 pm PDT Wren said: Condiment Sandwich, you're on! ************************ on Thu 26th Jul, 2007 05:44 pm PDT Sarah F said: Come on people!! This is our chance at the big bucks!! I’ve always wanted to go to Vegas and I’m so happy I can now live vicariously through you. I’d like to bet just $10 on the quarter slots and can you wear your luckiest clothes that you have? If you win, you can take someone out for a drink or desert on me too before you send me my cut. (good karma for next time) Thanks buddy! If we lose, I’ll send you cash so that Dragan doesn’t know about my “habit”. ************************ on Thu 26th Jul, 2007 06:23 pm PDT Ryan said: $10 on the Pittsburgh Steelers to win the Super Bowl. ************************ on Thu 26th Jul, 2007 06:52 pm PDT Andrew said: Alright. $10 on Black w/ $10 on the corner of 4,5,7,8. If you loose, send me a bill. If you win anything, take half and put it on Black. Put the other half in between 20/23. Take whatever you win from that and put it all on Red. Then walk away. ************************ on Thu 26th Jul, 2007 09:38 pm PDT MOM said: Wait a minute...Condiment Sandwich--are you the blond with the intriguing laugh and did you just propose to my son? ************************ on Thu 26th Jul, 2007 09:54 pm PDT Sweet Julie said: How about $1 in quarters in a quarter slot machine with Hearts on it?! ************************ on Thu 26th Jul, 2007 09:57 pm PDT Saxtor said: Off topic: Marg, congratulations on getting mentioned on one of my favorite blogs! ************************ on Thu 26th Jul, 2007 10:15 pm PDT MOM said: Saxtor,Thanks for the head's up. WOW, I'm famous! Someone actually uses my library! Who does this blog? I want to check and see if they have any overdue books. ************************ on Fri 27th Jul, 2007 05:19 am PDT Ryan said: make it $20, and the checks in the mail ************************ on Fri 27th Jul, 2007 07:24 am PDT MOM said: That comment about overdue books...I was just kidding, librarians aren't like that, really. ************************ on Fri 27th Jul, 2007 08:06 am PDT Saxtor said: I'm seeing $71 bux here. Chris, how'd that PayPal button work out on IHJ?! ************************ on Fri 27th Jul, 2007 11:28 am PDT Chris said: Being egocentric as I am, I've always wanted to be the craps shooter in the hopes that my roll would win some high roller a ton of cash and yell "Yee-ha!" and give me his cowboy hat for good luck. Unfortunately I'm in Ohio, so you're going to have to live the dream. I realize the instructions may be a bit long, but I figured half a paragraph shouldn't be too much for a guy who memorized pi out to over a hundred places just for fun! Alright, I want $10 on the Pass Line. If you crap out (2, 3, 12), walk away and put $10 on double zero at the roulette table. If it's 7 or 11 let it ride once, starting over with $20. If a point is set (4, 5, 6, 8, 9, 10) then bet an additional (one-time) $10 High Horn Yo ($2 on 2, $2 on 3, $2 on 12 and $4 on 12). Ater you finish making your point or seven-out (your turn finishes) if you've got less than $20, bet it in whatever manner you feel is fun and let me know if we win; if you walk away with more than $20 though, then hold on to it so that I can put up a poll on IHJ to decide what my official high-roller nickname is going to be, I'm leaning towards "f(g)-Money", but I'm accepting suggestions. Let me know if you have PayPal (the button is for settling debts mostly Saxtor, I'm not expecting too many random contributions), otherwise I'll send the $20 to Anacortes. I can feel the anticipation already! ************************ on Fri 27th Jul, 2007 11:35 am PDT Chris said: I forgot to say, you can have an extra 5% of the winnings if you promise to say "Baby needs a new graphing calculator!" when you throw the dice the first time. ************************ on Fri 27th Jul, 2007 07:52 pm PDT Chris said: Man, I really need to read what I write. Hope it's not too late, but High Horn Yo puts the last $4 on 11, not 12; sorry. ************************ on Fri 27th Jul, 2007 11:18 pm PDT Joe said: well, i think it's a dumb idea but here's what you can do for me...you have to get your video camera ready tho or i'm not paying. put $20 down on the bar, order a jack and coke (and whatever you want). Pick up the jack and coke, breathe a sigh of desire, then pour it out on the carpet right in front of the bartender while saying, "one for my homies". then immediately grab your drink and take a drink, a single drink, if it's a shot then just a sip and say "and one for me." then...pour the rest out on the carpet and say, "another one for my homies, cuz they be good homies." do it just like this on video and another $20 is yours...i feel like i would win this way. ************************ on Thu 02nd Aug, 2007 02:03 pm PDT mandy said: i really like joe's idea. i'll give you $20 if you do this, but it doesn't have to be on video. you could do a slideshow instead with some sort of rap music in the background. another $20 if you dress up like flava flav ************************ on Sun 05th Aug, 2007 06:15 am PDT Sean said: I'll throw down $50 for you to do your little turn on the catwalk on ameture night at a strip club. ************************

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