8.1.2014
[this is a doozie from this date, 14 years ago. Damn that robot could throw down a Venue Announcement back in the day]:
Try this on, okay?
Did you
ever climb a tree only to find yourself unable to get down? I had a cat
that we took camping and that little sucker climbed way up some
ponderosa pine. Not a whole lot of horizontal limbs on this tree.
Cricket could only go up. Couldn't turn around too easily. She just
kinda hung there and squawked. I felt for her. I've been in situations
where the way out wasn't too clear. Trees and other things. If you would
like to talk to folks that get stuck up trees, the support group's
meeting coincides with this week's TNSC meeting. Here:
Bender's Bar & Grill
You
don't want to miss this. The keynote speaker has been stuck up in many a
tree. New additions to the list: Brian and Kristin. Some folks call
Kristin by her real name, Allison. Also new is a nice fella named Rob
Williams. Returning to the list is our friend Colleen (She has a great
story about the DMV and a lot of alcohol. Ask her to tell you.) Michael
Weiss returns too. No one was purged from the list this week. Thanks to
pinch hitter Mossy for last week's riveting TNSC announcement. Several
of you wrote in to complain that I didn't give Rosey any guff a couple
weeks back. Rosey hisownself noticed and mentioned it the next day. He
also noticed that he got skipped on the ritual Friday morning slider
run. I guess I'm responsible for Rosey's breakfast sandwich intake now,
in addition to making sure his route to the TNSC meeting is mapped out. I
wonder if he needs me to pay his rent next month for him or make some
car repairs for him or shop for his mom's B-Day present or find a recipe
for empanadas for him or pick out a Christmas tree for him or clean his
carpets?
TONIGHT'S CONTEST: Bishop wants a strawberry picking contest. Okay then.
TONIGHT'S
DRAMATIC REENACTMENT: The discovery of cesium. Mark Tellegen, in a dual
role, will play both Robert Wilhelm Bunsen and the young Prussian
physicist Gustav Kirchhoff, the discoverers of cesium. Heather Morra
will play their spectroscope. Jeremy Johnson will play Bunsen's
modifications to University of Heidelburg technician Peter Desaga's
burner (Bunsen receives unfair credit for the invention of the classic
piece of laboratory equipment, for he merely modified (and improved
upon) an existing design). Spark Sorensen takes on the role of the
burner itself. Kristin Nielson will play cesium's atomic number, 55. Amy
Shuba will portray Desaga, who, in a little known bit of history, was
so enraged with the license Bunsen took with his burner design, plotted
with some of Heidelburg's most infamous and thoroughly discredited
scientists and researchers in the biggest smear campaign against Bunsen
that venerable institution, the U of Heidelburg, ever saw. (There were
several smear campaigns. Desaga's was the biggest.)
TONIGHT'S SINGLED OUT LIST MEMBER: Todd Lindo is singled out tonight. People have been wondering where he's been.
Team
Bjeldanes results from 23 July: Us - 28. Them - 9. We kinda ruled that
one. They kinda cried about it. Three and oh. Team Bjeldanes results
from 30 July: Us - 9. Them - 8. Got some lucky calls. Tough D in the
last inning. Four and oh going into the bye week.
The
Water-Pik has been repaired. It was under warranty so the repairs didn't
cost anything. The sign-up sheet will be distributed first thing. Get
there early for a good number.
Do yerself a favor and come to the meeting tonight.
bye-ee
whrr ... clik!
Thursday, August 07, 2014
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