Richard: "As best as I can tell, the owners are actually named Frankie and Johnny and seem completely oblivious to the fact that many of us associate those names with the song 'Frankie and Johnny,' a famous early 20th-century murder ballad. Perhaps not a great sign for a bar that prides itself on peacefulness. Also, I may well challenge these bouncers to a bit of 'verbal judo' some evening. I get mouthy when I'm drunk, though rarely violent."
Chip: "The dress code here is even stricter than the Power and Light district's. While the P & L seems mainly concerned with keeping out black folks, Frankie and Johnny's 'no athletic wear or jerseys' should effectively keep out the fratty types (and myself). And "no plain white t-shirts' will prevent me from wearing my 'wife-beaters.' What the hell am I supposed to wear to this joint? Perhaps a marching band jacket? I hear those are in right now."
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Even as I write this, the Larryville chapter of moveon.org is hosting a "honk if you support the health care plan" rally along 9th Street outside the offices of their local hero, Democratic Congressman Dennis Moore. Click the picture for a better look at this "83% of Marxists love the public option" sign:
Chip: "I'm very scared of the 'death panels' and my favorite thing to do right now is shout incomprehensibly about them in a Town Hall format."
Richard: "I'm disappointed that the tall dude who normally flashes the peace sign at that intersection has chosen not to join them."
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The talk of campus today is Bill Self's beard! Yes, Larryville's most important figure appeared at last night's "Traditions Night" looking a bit 'grizzly.' According to him, the rugged look is the result of a lost bet and he'll be keeping it for a bit. Perhaps Dr. C will write in and remind us of his scientific theory regarding beards and short skirts? (we can never quite remember how it goes). Here's a photo of what the LJ-World's front-page sports story calls Self's "furry" look.
Chip: "Who cares about a beard? I've seen this guy's penis at the Yacht Club."
5 comments:
I know when I open my sports bar (Heads & Tails? Balls Deep?) the first rule I will institute will be the "No Athletic Wear or Jerseys"... that'll show 'em!
Yes, it is a puzzling rule for a sports bar. But it's a combination "sports bar and nightclub" which I suspect is emphasazing the nightclub angle a bit more.
I also like this rule: "Pants must be secured at the waist."
I think Chip's elastic pants are acceptable.
Marxists get all the attention. Other socialists (including non-Marxist communists (i.e. true Christians)) love the public option, too.
Well, I guess it goes without saying I'm against the public option, but I guess I'll say it anyway, since that's what everyone is doing nowadays.
Kickball rulz! (Though, as an ethos, I'm against rules, inasmuch as they're a product of an organized state.)
Death panels!!
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