Do I... do I smell beer?
T: Why can't they include beer with the hot dogs, peanuts, and softdrinks for the Royals Buck Night? I mean seriously, if you're going to field a team that lost a hundred games the previous year, shouldn't they want you to forget what's happening on the field? Don't try to tell me that they couldn't get a sellout crowd for a Buck Night that included beer, even if it was a cheap beer like Pabst Blue Ribbon (which incidentally, is highly underrated).
J: Didn't they do this for a minor league team? 25 cent beer? The
crowd became a drunken mob.
B: Remember how we used to go to Crappy Beer Night at the Jazzhaus on Thursday nights? It was PBR, Red Dog, Schlitz, and Nattie Light, all for a buck each. It was cans too. Extremely white trash. Local bands were good, though.
Anyway, now you go out in KC and the cans of PBR cost $2 at Harry's. Man, I miss Lawrence.
posted @ 6:41 PM
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A few things, two about Cleveland.
1) Cleveland is home to the imfamous 10-cent beer night in 1974, in which the Indians had to forfeit a tie game in the 9th inning because of unruly fans. More forfeited games info here: http://www.worldzone.net/sports/baseball/disasters.html
2) According to your map with the blue driving route... how do you plan to watch an Indians home game without going actually going to Cleveland?
3) Thanks to that little video, "JT from dynamics class" is no longer a mystery. Ironically, of all the classes we had together, dynamics was not one of them!
That's hilarious. I thought that we did have dynamics together. What class was it that all your notes fell out of your car door (?) on the way to a test? Numerical Analysis, or controls?
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