Grotewold wrote:My mother in law just guilted my wife into driving to a cafe in Lansdale tomorrow to have coffee. I might go early and strap a gun to the toilet.

WheelsFellOff wrote:

Grotewold wrote:My mother in law just guilted my wife into driving to a cafe in Lansdale tomorrow to have coffee. I might go early and strap a gun to the toilet.

This pisses me off

Barry Jive wrote:

Bucky wrote:cheater

i remember reading that they were the fastest growing because it's incredibly cheap to run a franchise. next time you go to a Subway look at how little space everything takes up. compare that to a typical fast food burger joint where the kitchen is the size of an entire Subway alone. plus you barely have to do anything to prepare their food. the highest maintenance orders they take require about one minute in a toaster, and even though their meal deal is comparably cheap it's still incredibly overpriced for what it is. you can shove a Subway into any big box retail store without sacrificing much of any overhead real estate, and they'll make a ton of money. I find myself eating there more than almost every place within a mile radius of my office because their ubiquity and convenience is overwhelming. It's almost impossible for me not to eat at Subway at least once a month. multiply that by everyone else in the few surrounding blocks and it's no surprise they're kicking everybody's ass.

Barry Jive wrote:

SK790 wrote:

VoxOrion wrote:Holy #$!&@, guys. You know what I did tonight?

I held the bat that Babe Ruth hit 60 home runs with in 1927. No kidding.

This sounds so lame, but I swear I had tingles all over my body the entire time. You aren't supposed to touch stuff like that with your bare hands.

The way the story goes, the bat broke, and Ruth sent it to Louisville Slugger so they could make him replicas in the same shape, weight, etc. They repaired the bat in order to do it, and kept it in their vault. Some time back LS put its entire vault up for auction, the guy who owns my company bought it last weekend. Proudly declares he got it for "less than $100K". Ruth put a notch in the handle every time he hit a home run. #$!&@ belongs in a museum, not in my grubby hands.

i get this completely. this is less cool than holding babe ruth's bat that he hit 60 home runs with, but still had the same reaction as you. my grandparents lived down the street from matt millen and my sister ended up becoming friends with matt's daughter and it turns out my parents were acquaintances of matt's in high school. we got invited over to their house one day for a kind of play-date/dinner kind of thing. anyway, matt millen let me wear all 4 of his superbowl rings on my fingers. i got chills when i put them on. it was something i'll always remember.

wow, that #$!&@ owns

CFP wrote:

Barry Jive wrote:

SK790 wrote:

VoxOrion wrote:Holy #$!&@, guys. You know what I did tonight?

I held the bat that Babe Ruth hit 60 home runs with in 1927. No kidding.

This sounds so lame, but I swear I had tingles all over my body the entire time. You aren't supposed to touch stuff like that with your bare hands.

The way the story goes, the bat broke, and Ruth sent it to Louisville Slugger so they could make him replicas in the same shape, weight, etc. They repaired the bat in order to do it, and kept it in their vault. Some time back LS put its entire vault up for auction, the guy who owns my company bought it last weekend. Proudly declares he got it for "less than $100K". Ruth put a notch in the handle every time he hit a home run. #$!&@ belongs in a museum, not in my grubby hands.

i get this completely. this is less cool than holding babe ruth's bat that he hit 60 home runs with, but still had the same reaction as you. my grandparents lived down the street from matt millen and my sister ended up becoming friends with matt's daughter and it turns out my parents were acquaintances of matt's in high school. we got invited over to their house one day for a kind of play-date/dinner kind of thing. anyway, matt millen let me wear all 4 of his superbowl rings on my fingers. i got chills when i put them on. it was something i'll always remember.

wow, that #$!&@ owns

I've told the story in the celebrities thread, but Tommy McDonald basically handed my dad his Super Bowl ring and let us walk through the KOP mall with it as we chatted. Fucking awesome when stuff like that happens

Barry Jive wrote:

SK790 wrote:

VoxOrion wrote:Holy shit, guys. You know what I did tonight?

I held the bat that Babe Ruth hit 60 home runs with in 1927. No kidding.

This sounds so lame, but I swear I had tingles all over my body the entire time. You aren't supposed to touch stuff like that with your bare hands.

The way the story goes, the bat broke, and Ruth sent it to Louisville Slugger so they could make him replicas in the same shape, weight, etc. They repaired the bat in order to do it, and kept it in their vault. Some time back LS put its entire vault up for auction, the guy who owns my company bought it last weekend. Proudly declares he got it for "less than $100K". Ruth put a notch in the handle every time he hit a home run. Shit belongs in a museum, not in my grubby hands.

i get this completely. this is less cool than holding babe ruth's bat that he hit 60 home runs with, but still had the same reaction as you. my grandparents lived down the street from matt millen and my sister ended up becoming friends with matt's daughter and it turns out my parents were acquaintances of matt's in high school. we got invited over to their house one day for a kind of play-date/dinner kind of thing. anyway, matt millen let me wear all 4 of his superbowl rings on my fingers. i got chills when i put them on. it was something i'll always remember.

wow, that fucking owns

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Youseff wrote:found a soft porno with a girl I know in it. score.

The Nightman Cometh wrote:I tip the bartender way too much as a pos college kid.

Ramon Gris wrote:

The Nightman Cometh wrote:I tip the bartender way too much as a pos college kid.

not true. overtipping is a good practice, and it will yield positive results in the future, despite what a pos you are.

Youseff wrote:found a soft porno with a girl I know in it. score.

The Nightman Cometh wrote:

Ramon Gris wrote:

The Nightman Cometh wrote:I tip the bartender way too much as a pos college kid.

not true. overtipping is a good practice, and it will yield positive results in the future, despite what a pos you are.

Feel like I'm spreading my seed over too wide of an area to reap benefits. Hopefully this proves wrong.