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oldskool wrote:Image

Crap! I'd have come if you'd of told me Zach Galifianakis was going to be there. . .
:laugh:
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You need to get it vinyl wrapped in a custom Heinz racing livery.
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oldskool wrote: Crap! I'd have come if you'd of told me Zach Galifianakis was going to be there. . .
Of all the f'ed up grammar around here, how in the hell did you come up with "you'd of told me"? What you apparently don't realize is that you were contracting "you would have told me," which would be "you'd have told me" or "you would've told me" -- not that effluent you typed out!
Nanajoth wrote:You need to get it vinyl wrapped in a custom Heinz racing livery.
:banana: (imagine a dancing ketchup bottle instead of a banana)
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alijonny wrote:Image
Nice shot.. but would've been CLASSIC if you had worked the ketchup in there casually.
Shawn D. wrote:Of all the f'ed up grammar around here, how in the hell did you come up with "you'd of told me"? What you apparently don't realize is that you were contracting "you would have told me," which would be "you'd have told me" or "you would've told me" -- not that effluent you typed out!
Sorry Shawn.. but shut up for once =) :banana:
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Shawn D. wrote:
oldskool wrote: Crap! I'd have come if you'd of told me Zach Galifianakis was going to be there. . .
Of all the f'ed up grammar around here, how in the hell did you come up with "you'd of told me"? What you apparently don't realize is that you were contracting "you would have told me," which would be "you'd have told me" or "you would've told me" -- not that effluent you typed out!
Nanajoth wrote:You need to get it vinyl wrapped in a custom Heinz racing livery.
:banana: (imagine a dancing ketchup bottle instead of a banana)
oldskool isn't above an occasional bait, it might have been on porpoise.
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Mike W. wrote:
Shawn D. wrote:
oldskool wrote: Crap! I'd have come if you'd of told me Zach Galifianakis was going to be there. . .
Of all the f'ed up grammar around here, how in the hell did you come up with "you'd of told me"? What you apparently don't realize is that you were contracting "you would have told me," which would be "you'd have told me" or "you would've told me" -- not that effluent you typed out!
Nanajoth wrote:You need to get it vinyl wrapped in a custom Heinz racing livery.
:banana: (imagine a dancing ketchup bottle instead of a banana)
oldskool isn't above an occasional bait, it might have been on porpoise.
Should've said "You'd've told me" but'e didn't now did'e?
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graphite wrote:
alijonny wrote:Image
Nice shot.. but would've been CLASSIC if you had worked the ketchup in there casually.
Shawn D. wrote:Of all the f'ed up grammar around here, how in the hell did you come up with "you'd of told me"? What you apparently don't realize is that you were contracting "you would have told me," which would be "you'd have told me" or "you would've told me" -- not that effluent you typed out!
Sorry Shawn.. but shut up for once =) :banana:
the ketchup bottle was the only weighted thing holding my phone up to take the pic (no lie). I should have taken my shoes off and used those as the anchor. oh well.
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Hey Ted, any chance you could smuggle some of Rudolph's bread down to 5erfest? I just ate my last piece this morning and I really wish I had more.
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Remind me Monday the week of PVGP and i'll see what I can do Hunter. ;)
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Cactus wrote:Hey Ted, any chance you could smuggle some of Rudolph's bread down to 5erfest? I just ate my last piece this morning and I really wish I had more.
9 loaves in the freezer!
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T_C_D wrote:
Cactus wrote:Hey Ted, any chance you could smuggle some of Rudolph's bread down to 5erfest? I just ate my last piece this morning and I really wish I had more.
9 loaves in the freezer!
You Buggar! ;)
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T_C_D wrote:
Cactus wrote:Hey Ted, any chance you could smuggle some of Rudolph's bread down to 5erfest? I just ate my last piece this morning and I really wish I had more.
9 loaves in the freezer!
Thats what happens when you steal the box and deprive others of bread! Next time don't be cheap and buy some from the grocery store while there =)
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graphite wrote:
T_C_D wrote:
Cactus wrote:Hey Ted, any chance you could smuggle some of Rudolph's bread down to 5erfest? I just ate my last piece this morning and I really wish I had more.
9 loaves in the freezer!
Thats what happens when you steal the box and deprive others of bread! Next time don't be cheap and buy some from the grocery store while there =)
It's Ted's fault for not having my 30 loaves ready like last year. :evil:

And I only snagged 5 extra loaves at the event. the other 2 loaves came from the bakery Owner's home refrigerator. :banana:
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On the way to TedFest, Pam and I ate at a takeout place called "Dish" in Detroit (of all places). They have excellent salads (their salad with beef tenderloin is HIGHLY recommended) and I'd think their sandwiches are great too. But the homemade bread that we got with our salads was better than Rudolph's. Now don't get me wrong, Rudolph's bread is excellent (we've been snacking on it during our trip home)...but the bread they made at Dish was some of the best I've ever had.

Oh and for Ted and the Toronto guys, we had Chinese food at this place in Mississauga:

http://www.yelp.ca/biz/chis-congee-and- ... ississauga

The food was very good...I would highly recommend it :)

I would also recommend the eggplant and beef stew dish at the Little Kabob House on Yonge St.

P.S. I'm sitting in a hotel room in Spokane, WA. Dropping Pam off in Welches tomorrow and leaving for home on Sunday!
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Kenny Blankenship wrote:But the homemade bread that we got with our salads was better than Rudolph's.
Better watch out at TedFest next year. Todd might try to kill you.
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Kenny Blankenship wrote:P.S. I'm sitting in a hotel room in Spokane, WA.
Great town! I was stationed there for four years: '90-'94.
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The mouse head... it will laugh at you!

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Great pics as usual Shawn. Ali J , my daughter's Yorky puppy weighs about 3 lbs.
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a wrote:Great pics as usual Shawn. Ali J , my daughter's Yorky puppy weighs about 3 lbs.
yeesh. Yeah, that little dog is Ted's daughter's. Cute little rat, listens well to a stern Ted. That dog turned into a mop real quick as soon as Ted laid down the law. I would look too funny with that dog and a Z3 roadster (ya know what I mean?) :duel:
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alijonny wrote:I would look too funny with that dog and a Z3 roadster (ya know what I mean?)
Yeah man.. Guy like you in a Z3.. you need a chiuaua in a big purse... :rofl:
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graphite wrote:The mouse head... it will laugh at you!

Image
Hahahaha

Ted's arm theory was correct.
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Nanajoth wrote:
graphite wrote:The mouse head... it will laugh at you!

Image
Hahahaha

Ted's arm theory was correct.
:laugh: :laugh: :laugh:
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Next year I'll just sit on the caravan back seat or whatever thats from with my arm up and someone can set up a camera and it can be like Christmas and I'm Santa. It can be a requirement for showing up that you get your picture taken with me. :banana:
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graphite wrote:Next year I'll just sit on the caravan back seat or whatever thats from with my arm up and someone can set up a camera and it can be like Christmas and I'm Santa. It can be a requirement for showing up that you get your picture taken with me. :banana:

:rofl: :rofl: :rofl: :rofl: :rofl: :rofl: :rofl:
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graphite wrote:Next year I'll just sit on the caravan back seat or whatever thats from with my arm up and someone can set up a camera and it can be like Christmas and I'm Santa. It can be a requirement for showing up that you get your picture taken with me. :banana:
Is that like Shawn's "teef" initiation?

Pam had the "pleasure" of meeting Shawn with his teef. Of course, he kept the ruse up as long as possible. After his cover was blown, Pam said to me "I didn't think what he was saying matched his appearance...he spoke much more intelligently".

I don't know what she was talking about...
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