Something to do with the TVA?
The Nashville Dammers?
Willow ,'The Killer In Me'
[NAFDA] Spike-centric discussion. Lusty, lewd (only occasionally crude), risqué (and frisqué), bawdy (Oh, lawdy!), flirty ('cuz we're purty), raunchy talk inside. Caveat lector.
Something to do with the TVA?
The Nashville Dammers?
What happened to Cake or Death?
They ran out of cake.
They ran out of cake.
There was, however, a lot of Monday left over.
Since it's opening day I'll share this terrific Joe Posnanski (best baseball writer in the business today?) story about Zack Greinke - the kind of loon that baseball has always attracted. It's a sad story, a funny story and a hopeful story. A rare trifecta.
Not a bad neighbor, maybe I'll 'splain later in Goodbye & Good Riddance. We've been wrapped up in stuff too.
I, for one, am against Mondays. Write your congress person! Everyone turn off your car lights at 3 pm today! No one buy cereal on the first Monday of next month! Wear a black bandanna on your right leg to demonstrate your distaste for Mondays! FORWARD THIS TO EVERYONE YOU HAVE EVER MET (so you should probably just post it to facebook)!!!!eleventy1!!
What happened to Cake or Death?
They ran out of cake.
"So my choice is 'or death'?!?"
No, there are also Mondays.
::diamond shoes too tight whine::
After over ten days of dealing with little to no air conditioning due to crappy compressor on cheap ass central air unit, I now have men tromping through my house installing new unit.
I'm achy and cranky and want them to go away but leave me with air conditioning.
At least the weather's not been too bad, all things considered.
I hope they make quick work of it, Barb.
So, there was this game when Royals relief pitcher Jeremy Affeldt gave up a home run. He was upset in the dugout, of course, and he stormed around, muttering at himself, “Man, that wasn’t even that bad of a pitch.” Of course, all his teammates kept their distance.
All except Zack Greinke.
“That wasn’t even that bad of a pitch,” Affeldt barked at himself again.
“Actually,” Zack said, “it was a pretty bad pitch.”
Affeldt looked up at Greinke. “Thanks, Zack,” Affeldt said, his voice dripping with sarcasm.
“No,” Zack said, “really, I went back to the clubhouse and looked at the pitch on video. It was a really bad pitch. Right over the middle of the plate, and you got it up. I mean it was a bad pitch.”
“Thanks, Zack,” Affeldt said again.
“Right down the middle. I could have hit it out,” Greinke said.
Affeldt looked into Greinke’s eager face and just shook his head.
“Thanks, Zack,” he said.
“Yeah,” Greinke said, and he walked back to his seat in the dugout.
That is awesome.