Comments on: Friday Happy Hour

By: Ralph

Ralph — Mon, 10 Dec 2007 22:58:30 +0000

1. We have a local TV show in Kansas City called Harrah’s Lucky Break that my wife and I watch. It’s essentially a kaoroke (sp?) contest. Most of the singers are pretty bad and if you are really awful you get a nice blast from air horn.
2. no blog

3. I was watching one of those Discovery channel shows about ghosts and one of the commentators had the title of “Paranormal Expert”. Really? How do you qualify for that one?

By: Trena

Trena — Mon, 10 Dec 2007 18:14:04 +0000

#2. http://www.IndyActive20-30.org, a service organization which helps in-need kids in various communities around the country.

#3. I was a ticket scalper for a couple years. It was actually a lot of fun and gets great reactions now that I’m grown up(ish).

#4. Prozac is the state drug this time of year. Midwest winters are not the time to ask this question! ;P

By: B

Mon, 10 Dec 2007 17:08:30 +0000

3. “Peppier” (pronounced pep-ee-yay): my husband’s name for the guy who walks around in nice restaurants with a big peppermill asking if you’d like pepper on your salad, etc.

By: uncle bj

uncle bj — Sun, 09 Dec 2007 04:16:52 +0000

number one) i really do not watch any tv other than sports; cannot get enough of dirty jobs.
number two) wine. shipped. almost anywhere. the website is pretty crude (i work on the electronic marketing side) and the selection we have is huge. family owned business for over 50 years. also ship beer and booze.
number three) Amatur Voice Acting
number four) martin lawrence has been here! they filmed the “big momma’s house” movies here; in addition to others.

By: Tom Kellum

Tom Kellum — Sun, 09 Dec 2007 02:52:04 +0000

I’m the first and still the only Executive Job Hunter’s Consultant & Strategist.

My clients have included everyone from architects, lawyers, CFOs (including the former CFO of one of the largest co’s in the world – literally), a former Dallas Cowboy star player in two Super Bowls, as well as engineers, Ph.Ds, research scientists, sales reps, and many, many others…since 1987.

By: mrs.djs

mrs.djs — Sat, 08 Dec 2007 18:30:13 +0000

1. I used to watch a lot of A & E crime shows, Cold Case Files, City Confidential etc. My friends thought that was a little morbid.

2. I have a silly little Live Journal blog type thing, but I’m not it would count as a presence. LOL

4. Just ONE fact? How about two? Clean air and Leinenkugel’s Brewery. Yay Chippewa Falls, WI!!

By: Sue

Sue — Sat, 08 Dec 2007 16:26:35 +0000

1. i watch dr. who (when i can catch it on pbs), house (well, a lot of people watch that), criminal minds (home of my tv boyfriend, as my boyfriend calls him, the ultra skinny nerd boy that looks constipated) and the ever popular csi vegas.
really the only csi worth watching in my opinion.
2. the blog i spend the most time at is blog.myspace.com/technomattisreal. i guess it doesn’t really suprise me that it popped up as elementary school reading level, as i like ot make it easy to understand. and i’m usually baked out of my mind when i write it. lol
i pretend to be a rob
3. i think it’s funny how people like to dress up janitor in special titles like sanitation worker or housekeeper, when really you’re still the one scrubbing the toilets at the end of the day.
4. i spend more time trying to convince people to move AWAY from rochester.
on the rare occasion i try to coax them here, i will say, it’s cold, but there’s lots of booze. high falls brwery and wine trails, as well as bars you can become friendly at and drink until 6 in the morning. lol

By: Kristen

Kristen — Sat, 08 Dec 2007 03:52:15 +0000

I don’t watch any show regularly, but when I’m around and remember, I like to watch “The Last of the Summer Wine,” a BBC comedy on PBS.

By: Kelly

Kelly — Sat, 08 Dec 2007 02:42:35 +0000

hmm. four of us live in las vegas, yet all we can say to make it sound exciting is “it’s vegas”.
perhaps it is not all that exciting after all.

By: Kelly

Kelly — Sat, 08 Dec 2007 02:34:08 +0000

1. Pushing Daisies. The narrator (this suddenly looks like the weirdest word in the world to me. is that how you spell it?) recaps at the beginning of each episode, but everyone I try to show it to doesn’t understand the concept or why it’s so magical.
2. i am not e-famous, though in 6th grade my online hogwarts had upwards of 100 students.
3. i refereed soccer in middle school. i played soccer up until then, but i was terrible at it and knew none of the rules. i would often forget which team was going in which direction and forgot to turn my stop watch back on after penalty kicks and i just made up my own rules because i had no idea what the real ones were.
4. it’s las vegas.