Harpua wrote:

Barry Jive wrote:

Harpua wrote:Barry, that's pretty damn amazing. You must have been hungover for like 15 minutes before you started drinking again.

have you been listening to my conversations? after my first drink at Mad River I said almost the exact same thing.

Haha, no. Besides, it'd be hard to hear all backed into a corner, straining to see the one TV with the Flyers on.

i was sitting in the corner
there were two televisions with the flyers on, neither of which i could see
what the hell

FTN wrote:i cant sleep at night without showering. have to shower before bed. have to.

same here

Barry Jive wrote:

Harpua wrote:

Barry Jive wrote:

Harpua wrote:Barry, that's pretty damn amazing. You must have been hungover for like 15 minutes before you started drinking again.

have you been listening to my conversations? after my first drink at Mad River I said almost the exact same thing.

Haha, no. Besides, it'd be hard to hear all backed into a corner, straining to see the one TV with the Flyers on.

i was sitting in the corner
there were two televisions with the flyers on, neither of which i could see
what the hell

What the hell, indeed. It was a good thing that one waitress fought to get the Flyers on a little, or else you would've been totally unprivy to the game's progress. I suppose there are iPhones and the like.

Does prosciutto count as a lunch meat?

So Bebe's pulled pork sandwich in the Italian Market might be the best way to spend $6 in Philly. And with a Paesano's on its way to the Market, that's just going to be over the top.

Harpua wrote:

Barry Jive wrote:

Harpua wrote:

Barry Jive wrote:

Harpua wrote:Barry, that's pretty damn amazing. You must have been hungover for like 15 minutes before you started drinking again.

have you been listening to my conversations? after my first drink at Mad River I said almost the exact same thing.

Haha, no. Besides, it'd be hard to hear all backed into a corner, straining to see the one TV with the Flyers on.

i was sitting in the corner
there were two televisions with the flyers on, neither of which i could see
what the hell

What the hell, indeed. It was a good thing that one waitress fought to get the Flyers on a little, or else you would've been totally unprivy to the game's progress. I suppose there are iPhones and the like.

pretty much the only part of the game i saw was Carcillo knocking the crap out of the other dude. and yes, the waitress told us how she fought to get it on. and i checked the score from my iPhone a couple times.

you either know me or we had a very very strange near-miss.

Man, that ruse didn't last too long. It was more fun when Werthless had no idea who I was for like seven months. I was actually sitting at your table.

this is uncomfortable

what is going on here

apparently Harpua knows me in real life.

I even alluded to this board when I was talking to Weeden about the Mets. This is some digital age stuff here.

okay, figured it out.

Barry Jive wrote:apparently Harpua knows me in real life.

I even alluded to this board when I was talking to Weeden about the Mets. This is some digital age stuff here.

Eh, I only loosely know you, so that probably adds to the weirdness.

Yeah. I think we were in the same candidate class though. You had a speaking role in the documentary, right?

Sure did.

This is worse than the ipod conversation. So, to get things back off track--

My doctor is also an amateur magician.

Alright, well you've got a Facebook friend request waiting for you. This was an interesting experience.

That raffle I won, it was for a ticket to the Liberty Ball, a $120-a-head fundraiser for Thon. But it was only one ticket. So basically if I want to go, I have to spend 120 bucks on a date. And I have to take a vacation day from work.

get a room queefs

woody, you're just jealous i didn't send you a facebook friend request

WHWERE IS MY FACEBOOK FRIEND REQUEST DORAN

Oh boy, what hath my sneakiness wrought?