Mr. Kewpie's take on the whole thing:

Mr. Devil needs a life.
Taz wants a twenty year old girl.
I don't want to be an ageing postman!

Thymox, Coach was the original bartender for the first 3 (?) seasons before they launched the career of Woody Harrelson. Okay, I'll take the Frasier comparison, but really I wish I could be Carla's ex-husband Nick, played by Dan Hedya.

Oh my, I think I spent the 80's watching nothing but Cheers and Night Court.

And to somehow bring it all back home, about the weather: it could be worse, you could live in a city where it goes from the dead of winter to summer overnight and in glazing humidity the 1/2 mile walk to work leaves you sweating out a quart.

Cheers,

Finegan

Im just glad I am not being compared to any characters on Cheers. I would be very worried. Very worried indeed.

Nellis AFB Nevada to Mountain Home AFB Idaho. 650 miles in 6hrs, stopping for about 45mins for lunch and to stretch my legs, and to get gas every 200 miles or so. Going that fast ate up some gas.

1986 Honda VFR 750 avg speed 120miles an hour, except when I had to go through one of the few towns along the way. There was one stretch that there wasnt anything, nothing for almost 100 miles, no gas, no towns, nothing, just desert.

Man i never had such a bad sunburn, my back was sunburned from the top of my ass to mid back, Arms were wind burned, sunburned, and dry for a days.

Sorry, I knew we'd left someone out. Carla is still available...

p.s. Oops, lost focus, now back to talking about acid. :p

Taz.devil wrote:
OK, this is exactly why I said I would be worried. I knew someone would pick a character that I am totally not like. I know a guy though who reminds of Sam, I think. It was that guy that liked his hair and slept with all those girls. Sorry, I did not watch Cheers that often. I played most of the time growing up... actually I still do. OK, new subject.

Finegan wrote:
I used to live in Kansas, and that was as bad as how you talk. High humidity, horribly high temperatures made air conditioners barily work. The moment you walk out the door you are sweating. It was so bad that I looked forward to winter, with ice and snow on the roads and everything.

Now I live in Arizona, where it may not be as humid, but the heat is so unbareable. It feels like your skin is on fire. Literally... if you stay out in the Sun for 10 minutes, you can really get sunburn from heat exposure, not UV.

Yeah, we know what snow is here in England - it's like rain but white and colder, right?

Bert

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