WGOM Citizens

In Response to Cup of Coffee: March 18, 2010,

spookymilk wrote: Boy oh boy, would most of those references be lost on my...let's call them …

twayn wrote: Danke! Bummer that there's no radio for Friday's game with the Mets. Slowey vs. Johan.

Klawitter wrote: Working in Century City. Living for the moment in Westwood, at least until I sell my place in DC this spring and move everything.

New Britain Bo wrote: How's this for script idea: At a planning session for an … a committee of twelve Indians (4 dot, 4 feather, 4 West) hires a crack director to run their event. He shows up at…

DK wrote: I missed this earlier today since I was apparently too busy … in the Nightmare thread, but I'd be down with this too. In fact, I'd probably be willing to contribute to coverage.

Milt on Tilt wrote: I'm picking up my puppy tomorrow. I couldn't be more excited.

spookymilk wrote: Oh, and Rhu: one of my challenges in this week's Survivor game was to do a six-word evaluation of Lew Zealand. These were the … flinger never flounders for puns. Better than Belladonna with fish…

spookymilk wrote: Ah. Well, I'd be in favor of both, if the technology isn't a killer to the site somehow.

Rhubarb_Runner wrote: That map was hometowns, not current places of residence. Although that map might be nice, too. St. Louis checking in. Hey Kla, what part of LA?

spookymilk wrote: This thread reminds me, Stick: isn't there a WGOM map somewhere? It seems like it existed when I was lurking, but in the couple-month period before I started posting, it disappeared. Was that…

In Response to Nightmares at WGOMville,

hungry joe wrote: i wasn't planning on going out, but two heavies from my company were in town, and they took me out for a crazy night (got home at 2, and i've been hating life most of…

spookymilk wrote: I instantly love the person who took that photo, hungry man. I'm sitting here drinking Bass; yesterday I went the nostalgia route with my St. Pat's choice, opting for a drink that reminded me of college…

hungry joe wrote:

Milt on Tilt wrote: hehe. Beer.

spookymilk wrote: To be fair, drama is kind of the world I live in. I'm prone to exaggeration. Plus, I'm drunk because this script is making me tense and I needed to take the edge…

Milt on Tilt wrote: Yeah, man. I wouldn't "disregard" it either, because it was truly a horrifying move. Oh come now. That's just being completely over dramatic.

Milt on Tilt wrote: O-Cab lead the majors in Outs as a batter in 2009. Call me … Jimmy Rollins actually did. But Cabrera was second, and first in the AL. Even so. I could use that same…

nibbish wrote: I don't know what to make of it. On one hand, Cabrera was made of suck. On the other, any shortstop we put in there was going to. I'd have to side with DK and…

spookymilk wrote: Yeah, man. I wouldn't "disregard" it either, because it was truly a horrifying move. 0-Cab cleared the bases for the team's best hitter over and over. I know it's nice to remember…

DK wrote: O-Cab was a baseball band-aid over a severed limb. Acting like doing that was a "victory" is what seems foolish to me.

In Response to Luna - 23 Minutes In Brussels (Tell Me Do You Miss Me),

E-6 wrote: Love me some Luna.

In Response to Cup of Coffee: March 17, 2010,

brianS wrote: I dunno. But we're not really talking about a legal argument so much as an ethical one, I think.

Moss wrote: The old "you can't have your coke and snort it too" … can't get a conviction on a … test...and is possession of any amount of coke a felony??

hungry joe wrote: tell me about it...

brianS wrote: It is hard to consume if you do not possess.