Sunday, December 16, 2007
Wednesday, December 12, 2007
Sunday, December 9, 2007
What I do all day
Friday, December 7, 2007
old school some more
I know who this "Fish" is. There's a 90's "Fish", too, BTW. And PK is Peter K?
(voice of Chris Farley) "...unless you want to live in a VAN down by the RIVER!" I don't know about you, but that van looks like it was rockin'! I remember a van and a three seater station wagon when I played. Super fun. God, Boz smelled bad. Um, the bottom pict of the van there's a guy sitting in front with a lei. It looks like Boz. OMG. I think it's Dennis. Is Boz the Dennis of the 90's...? Or in the way of AskBoz.com, is Dennis the Boz of the 70's. Hmmm.
Fear and Loathing in Europe
aaaw, how cool is this?
The Ultimate Dad
Trey Hall
The team of over 20 players huddles in a tight knot that seemed to vibrate with enthusiasm. And the air pulsated with the sound of whispered plans and plays. Almost at the very center stood my father, conspiring with rest of the team on the best way to out play their college age opponents. The game is Ultimate and this match is steeped in tradition, the alumni on one team and current members on another, in essence, young vs. old.
The day was anything but pleasant, the air was bone chilling and damp, a fine mist hung in the air near soaking everything it touched and all the would be traces of the sun had been erased from the sky. Despite the unwelcoming weather, the game would commence. I scanned the playing field to get a better picture of the team at hand. Young and energetic, they seemed a daunting hurtle for the UConn Alumni to face and I smiled with pride when I thought that despite my dad's Alumni status he would certainly be one if not the only player to give those boys a good run for their money.
The game was exhilarating, and at times agonizingly stressful, I constantly worried about my dad knowing full well he's level of competitiveness could easily lead him to injury , possibly an injury that would destroy his 10 year old knee replacement. The game blew past me in dizzying points, both teams flew through the air, diving for the disc, pivoting quickly as they looked for the discs next destination and cheering raucously with every point that was scored. For a while the teams seemed evenly matched and the point count rose steadily but neither team truly got ahead.
At the quarter mark the fine mist turned into a steady rain, leaving the players muddy and chilled and the spectators struggling to keep warm and dry by squeezing together under barren trees. I again scanned the field and this time allowed myself and inward grin. Players on both sides were suddenly remembering old ailments, a hurt calve, and twisted knee, a broken toe, all bands of guilt.
As the game wound down to the final seconds, He stayed strong showing me determination. That’s my dad, a man leaving behind giant shoes to be filled, but walking barefoot alongside to show me the way.
Trey Hall
The team of over 20 players huddles in a tight knot that seemed to vibrate with enthusiasm. And the air pulsated with the sound of whispered plans and plays. Almost at the very center stood my father, conspiring with rest of the team on the best way to out play their college age opponents. The game is Ultimate and this match is steeped in tradition, the alumni on one team and current members on another, in essence, young vs. old.
The day was anything but pleasant, the air was bone chilling and damp, a fine mist hung in the air near soaking everything it touched and all the would be traces of the sun had been erased from the sky. Despite the unwelcoming weather, the game would commence. I scanned the playing field to get a better picture of the team at hand. Young and energetic, they seemed a daunting hurtle for the UConn Alumni to face and I smiled with pride when I thought that despite my dad's Alumni status he would certainly be one if not the only player to give those boys a good run for their money.
The game was exhilarating, and at times agonizingly stressful, I constantly worried about my dad knowing full well he's level of competitiveness could easily lead him to injury , possibly an injury that would destroy his 10 year old knee replacement. The game blew past me in dizzying points, both teams flew through the air, diving for the disc, pivoting quickly as they looked for the discs next destination and cheering raucously with every point that was scored. For a while the teams seemed evenly matched and the point count rose steadily but neither team truly got ahead.
At the quarter mark the fine mist turned into a steady rain, leaving the players muddy and chilled and the spectators struggling to keep warm and dry by squeezing together under barren trees. I again scanned the field and this time allowed myself and inward grin. Players on both sides were suddenly remembering old ailments, a hurt calve, and twisted knee, a broken toe, all bands of guilt.
As the game wound down to the final seconds, He stayed strong showing me determination. That’s my dad, a man leaving behind giant shoes to be filled, but walking barefoot alongside to show me the way.
"Captain's" meeting
From our website:
"So its official...the 2008 alumni game organizing sub-committee will meet for a non-agenda, mean-nothing meeting at Black Eyed Sally's Dec. 29. Fish, Yellow Socks, LG and Mrs. LG, Mr. and Mrs. Harpo are kind of in! Of course, it's open to all."
Anyone have a time for this?
"So its official...the 2008 alumni game organizing sub-committee will meet for a non-agenda, mean-nothing meeting at Black Eyed Sally's Dec. 29. Fish, Yellow Socks, LG and Mrs. LG, Mr. and Mrs. Harpo are kind of in! Of course, it's open to all."
Anyone have a time for this?
"Captain's Meeting " in Hartford, CT
Could someone please include the date, time and place of the "meeting" in a comment?
BTW I just heard from John Ianni (aka Johnnyonny). He claims that he "used to be prematurely gray". I waiting for photodocumentation.
BTW I just heard from John Ianni (aka Johnnyonny). He claims that he "used to be prematurely gray". I waiting for photodocumentation.
Friday, November 30, 2007
Thursday, November 29, 2007
Action shots
Wednesday, November 28, 2007
new picture #2
stay tuned for pictures people...
Monday, November 26, 2007
G Mc G photos and video of Dano
Saturday, November 24, 2007
Gentlemen,
I am looking at a bizarre trophy of some past accomplishment of which I have only vague memories.
It is a 6 in tall 'standard' trophy of a Greek Adonis on a (clearly) marble base raising a laurel wreath in glorious victory. It has a inscription of:
DUKES OF DISC
CT. ULTIMATE CHAMPS
1982
Why am I looking at this?
Does anyone else have one of these?
What happened?
Who was there?
I'm so confused.
DBuck
LARRY G replies
Proof of the dominant World Connecticut Champions...the origin of the famous Duke comeback...game to 12, down 9 to 2...even the Hartford Whalers recognized the achievement...I know Buck has no idea of what is written here...go to the source...to the one that can never forget...ask Peter K, he will never forget, he does not have one of those...the day the Tourists will relive in infamy.
I am looking at a bizarre trophy of some past accomplishment of which I have only vague memories.
It is a 6 in tall 'standard' trophy of a Greek Adonis on a (clearly) marble base raising a laurel wreath in glorious victory. It has a inscription of:
DUKES OF DISC
CT. ULTIMATE CHAMPS
1982
Why am I looking at this?
Does anyone else have one of these?
What happened?
Who was there?
I'm so confused.
DBuck
LARRY G replies
Proof of the dominant World Connecticut Champions...the origin of the famous Duke comeback...game to 12, down 9 to 2...even the Hartford Whalers recognized the achievement...I know Buck has no idea of what is written here...go to the source...to the one that can never forget...ask Peter K, he will never forget, he does not have one of those...the day the Tourists will relive in infamy.
Saturday, November 17, 2007
abbreviations
Want to know some common internet abbreviations? These are from here. I'm slightly addicted. HTH.
Acronym | Definition | Usage Example | |
AAMOF | As a matter of fact |
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AFAIK | As Far as I Know |
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AFK | Away From Keyboard |
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AKA | Also Known As |
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ASAP | As Soon As Possible |
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A/S/L | Age/Sex/Location? |
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ATM | At the moment |
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ATYS | Anything you say |
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AWA | As well as |
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B4 | Before |
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B/C | Because |
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BF | Boy Friend |
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BRB | Be Right Back |
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BTDT | Been There, Done That |
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BTW | By the way |
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CMIIW | Correct me if I'm wrong |
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CUL | Catch You Later |
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CU | See you |
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CUS | See you soon |
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CWOT | Complete waste of time |
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DBA | Doing Business As |
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DIY | Do it yourself |
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DL | Download |
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DUCWIM | Do You See What I Mean? |
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EG | Evil Grin (Expression) |
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EOD | End of Discussion |
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EOR | End of Rant (Statement) |
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F2F | Face to face |
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FAQ | Frequently Asked Questions |
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FCOL | For crying out loud |
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FITB | Fill In the Blank |
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FWIW | For What It's Worth |
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FYEO | For Your Eyes Only |
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FYI | For Your Information |
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G | Grin (Expression) |
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GF | Girl Friend |
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GG | Good Game |
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GGN | Gotta Go Now |
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GI | Good Idea |
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GIGO | Garbage In, Garbage Out |
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GJ | Good Job |
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GL | Good Luck |
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H&K | Hugs and Kisses (Expression) |
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HAGN | Have a good night |
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HAND | Have a nice day |
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HHIS | Hanging Head In Shame (Expression) |
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HOAS | Hold on a second |
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HTH | Hope This Helps |
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IAC | In any case |
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IAWTP | I Agree With This Post |
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IMHO | In My Humble Opinion |
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IMLTHO | In My Less Than Humble Opinion |
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IMO | In My Opinion |
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IOW | In other words |
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IIRC | If I remember correctly |
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IM | Instant Message |
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IRL | In Real Life |
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JK | Just Kidding |
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KISS | Keep It Simple Stupid |
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KWIM | Know What I Mean |
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L8R | Later |
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LMAO | Laughing my arse off (Expression) |
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LOL | Laughing Out Loud (Expression) |
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LTNS | Long time no see |
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MYOB | Mind Your Own Business |
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NBD | No Big Deal |
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NFA | No Flaming Allowed |
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NM | Never Mind |
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NM | No Message (If used in a message with only a subject title) |
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NP | No problem |
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NS | Nice Shot (Gaming) |
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OCD | Obsessive Compulsive Disorder |
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OIC | Oh, I See |
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OMG | Oh my god. |
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OT | Off Topic |
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OTOH | On The Other Hand |
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OTT | Over The Top |
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OTTOMH | Off The Top of My Head |
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PAW | Parents Are Watching |
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PITA | Pain In The A** |
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POV | Point of View |
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PTMM | Please Tell Me More |
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ROFL | Rolling on Floor Laughing (Expression) |
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ROTFL | Rolling On The Floor Laughing (Expression) |
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SITD | Still in the dark |
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SOH | Sense of Humor |
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SOHO | Small Office, Home Office |
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STFU | Shut the F*** Up |
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THX | Thanks |
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TIA | Thanks in advance |
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TMI | Too much information |
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TTFN | Ta Ta for Now |
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TTYL | Talk To You Later |
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TTYRS | Talk To You Real Soon |
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TY | Thank You |
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WB | Welcome Back |
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WBS | Write Back Soon |
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WFM | Works for me |
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WTF | What The F*** |
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WTG | Way To Go |
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WYSIWYG | What You See Is What You Get |
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YMMV | Your Mileage May Vary |
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YW | You're welcome |
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