Thursday, April 11, 2013

I just quit my job now I can stay out all night long

And where my mind is tomorrow it don't matter until the dawn

42 comments:

  1. Sure. I just quit my job for a new job. Still making crackers just for a different factory. Now I at least get to pick the type of crackers we make and how we make them.

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  2. i assume you'll take a hiatus to enable you to blog profusely for a week or so.

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  3. So, not so much a "Take This Job and Shove It" scenario as it was a "Thanks for the Memories" moment.

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  4. I will blog like a muhfuggah for a few days. "Take This Job and Shove It" was the impetus for the job search but I became a bit more maudlin (and politically savvy) when I resigned today and did so gently.

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  5. The maudlin, gentle Z is not the one I want to see at the OBFT.

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  6. Any dates for OBFT this year?

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  7. not allowed to bring dates, dumbass

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  8. Like I could get a date anyway.

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  9. I bring Paci every year. You are welcome. Not really.

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  10. Two weeks from now ill be in New Orleans. More than a little excited about this.

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  11. Asps....very dangerous...you go first.

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  12. Throw me the idol I throw you the whip.

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  13. Too bad you don't speak Hovitos!

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  14. horrible hip injury at adult league basketball last night. spent some of today curled on the floor in the english office, couldn't find a position to dispel the pain. request that zman come to central jersey for a few days and become my "personal hip rubbing person." hope this won't influence my generally spectacular cornhole play at obft.

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  15. Dave, sorry about your injury. You need to take it easy between now and the fishing trip. At OBFT XX we are resurrecting everything that happened in years 1-19. Except for throwing the football at the car and maybe La Fogata. (Unless we forget-a.)

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  16. wow. then i need to rest up. if i'm not there on time, i'll meet you guys at the radish. that's right: the radish.

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  17. i take that back. there is no radish where i thought there was a radish. see you at the ridge. that's right: the ridge, dude.

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  18. Mark, I recommend:
    1. Felix's Oyster Bar on Iberville,
    2. a concert at Tipitina's (the uptown location)
    3. The Napoleon House
    4. Igor's
    5. Amateur Boxing on Freret St. (it's a parking lot that's been fenced off). In between bouts they have hip-hop acts.

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  19. IGORS!!!!!


    It's my favorite place. It's terrible.

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  20. igor's! awesomely terrible, you mean. you haven't lived until you've double-fisted a screwdriver and a coffee while watching the sun come up from the bar at igor's.

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  21. rickie fowler shot a 68. with a pair of doubles. that's solid shotmaking with a couple of pukes. or, as clarence calls it, saturday.

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  22. I was going to give Rob crap about patting himself on the back and once again resting on that Igors laurel from four years ago . . . but it was a superlative effort. Well done, sport.

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  23. yeah, i assume that trip will be in the first paragraph of my obituary.

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  24. Happy to take as many New Orleans suggestions as you care to give. Haven't been in 8 years. Wife has never been. We're going to have more wish list places to hit than is possible in four days but it won't be for a lack of trying.

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  25. do a voodoo tour through the cemeteries.

    do NOT drink street corner hurricanes -- they use bathtub rum in those things.

    do see as much music as you can.

    and eat some muff . . . uletta sandwich.

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  26. New Orleans has this really cool street that has a lot of bars and people walking around and girls showing their cans.

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  27. Hello Adam Scott with a 69 in round 1.

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  28. Congrats on keeping that pedophilia charge outta sight from the folks doing your background search, Zman.

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  29. Shlara loves a nice 69. She really loves her some Adam Scott, but I prefer to focus on the other part.

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  30. Hi gheorghies! From augusta.

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  31. Dan,
    See if you can talk your way into the CBS hospitality spot hidden in the trees on the right side of the first fairway. So choice.

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  32. So, I know I treading on well-worn G:TB ground here, but isn't The Smiths' "Sweet and Tender Hooligan" pretty much the same song as Oingo Boingo's "Only a Lad"?

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  33. I meant content-wise, not melodically, Z.

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  34. Speaking of music, thirty years ago today, Murmur was released. Which is one hell of an album.

    Link below has a bunch of demo records of the songs.

    http://goo.gl/kKj59

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  35. Those would be the magnolia suites marls. I have
    not been in them but am with a guy who was yesterday. I did however have access to Berckmans Place, a new hospitality area, which is unreal...5 great restaurants/pubs/shops/ and 3 replica greens you can putt on....if i had to guess it must be a 50 mil complex. Used once per year. It is where my buddy Swanny hangs out. Met him again yesterday and he is without question the most genuine brush with fame I have ever had.

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  36. thematically, for sure, clarence.

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  37. danimal, please tell us a david feherty story.

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