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Rep Retirement Lodge 105: 2010 Assessment

Rep Retirement Lodge 105: 2010 Assessment

  • The US Men's Hockey Team takes Silver in Vancouver

    Votes: 13 35.1%

  • The CHA could potentially send 2 teams to the NCAA Tournament in its last year

    Votes: 14 37.8%

  • The Dude won an Oscar

    Votes: 7 18.9%

  • Avatar depression actually exists

    Votes: 5 13.5%

  • Sidney Crosby scored the winning goal in Vancouver

    Votes: 1 2.7%

  • ____ [hockey team] sucks

    Votes: 13 35.1%

  • We haven't had 25+ Lodges already

    Votes: 12 32.4%

  • Freddy Meyer was voted to be part of BU's All-Decade Team

    Votes: 20 54.1%

  • Giada hasn't been arrested for indecent exposure

    Votes: 19 51.4%

  • The Bacon craze seems to be dying down

    Votes: 17 45.9%
  • Total voters
    37
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Re: Rep Retirement Lodge 105: 2010 Assessment

bigmrg74 said:
Thanks to you and whoever left me the blank one.

I gotta remember not to respond to the trolls from Pinhead Nation there when they're talking crap about a place they've never been before. :cool:
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I'm a bit surprised no one from Boston got all butthurt and dinged me yet. Clearly the sensible ones don't mind when I call out Rover and Nick P. for the type of people they are. ;)
 
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bigblue_dl said:
You can eat goose. I'm guessing Gonzo eats them.
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Never had wild Canada goose. I have had farm-raised goose before, and it's very similar to beef, so wild goose is probably quite similar to deer meat in gaminess and toughness.
 
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FadeToBlack&Gold said:
I'm a bit surprised no one from Boston got all butthurt and dinged me yet. Clearly the sensible ones don't mind when I call out Rover and Nick P. for the type of people they are. ;)
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Could be that, or the fact that I dinged him first. ;)
 
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Beer Pong Horn said:
Never had wild Canada goose. I have had farm-raised goose before, and it's very similar to beef, so wild goose is probably quite similar to deer meat in gaminess and toughness.
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Got some in the freezer. We were told it's best served marinated, grilled or seared rare, and sliced thin as an appetizer, which to me says it's a lot tougher and gamier than venison. I'll let you know eventually, whenever we get around to pushing it off on guests, er, I mean eating it. ;)
 
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legal_hit said:
Exactly. Les Habs are a no go for any true Bruins fan. Period. Ask tcbg if you don't believe me. (He hates the Habs more than the rest of us hate the Yankees.)
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You could say that he dislikes them a little. :p
(You should ask him about the t-shirt he got for Christmas...)

Sloe Gin said:
you did, and thank you. The interview went very well; now we play the waiting game.
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Yay! (Sorry I missed your IM -- was in the ER for work.)
GreatLakerMohawk said:
By the way, I'm going to have to go O.J. Simpson through the Philly airport to get my connecting flight as my flight out of Albany is delayed. I'll have about 25 minutes leeway. :eek:
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Good luck!

Learned about the less than awesome days that you can have when you work in the hospital as the CRNP I was working with today was definitely not having a good day (not her fault, just crappy patients). I got in at 8 and she'd been there since 5 (and had left at 3am). When we left at 2:45, I thought she was going to cry (both from relief and frustration). Rep for details, if you'd like. Won't deter me, but it's good to see that not everyday is a rewarding ray of sunshine.
 
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GreatLakerMohawk said:
By the way, I'm going to have to go O.J. Simpson through the Philly airport to get my connecting flight as my flight out of Albany is delayed. I'll have about 25 minutes leeway. :eek:
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Had to pull that at Seattle/Tacoma to get to Anchorage. My flight from Denver to Seattle got delayed due to a broken plane and switched gates about four times. When it finally boarded an hour late, it sat on the tarmac for ANOTHER hour before taking off. My 2.5 hour layover in Seattle was now a .5 hour layover. I pulled an OJ through Seattle/Tacoma and had to transfer between no less than three different shuttle trains to get to the gate for Anchorage. I made it just as they had started boarding. My luggage didn't make it onto the flight, and didn't arrive until 4 the next morning Alaska time.

What was the cause of the tarmac delay? They didn't have the in-flight snacks transferred over from the broken plane :mad: :mad: :mad:
 
Re: Rep Retirement Lodge 105: 2010 Assessment

bostonewe said:
Dinner was grilled chicken, rice, and purple cauliflower. The human vacuum (my 17-year old brother) ate everything except the purple cauliflower - meaning he had tons of meat and carbs, not exactly the most balanced meal for a diabetic. :o . (I had made extra of everything to bring to lunch tomorrow.) Decided to roast some garlic, throw some shallots in a pot with the roasted garlic and the left over cauliflower; added some half -and half and chicken broth and viola! Purple cauliflower soup for lunch tomorrow. :)
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Sounds yummy. :)

winger said:
weeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee
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Woooohooo!

Sloe Gin said:
you did, and thank you. The interview went very well; now we play the waiting game.

Packing today and getting on the road for Minnesota! I can't wait to throw Biddco off a roof. :D
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Once again, good luck!

MarkEagleUSA said:
Thanks everyone! :cool:
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Happy Birthday!

Afternoon, Lodge. Going to a potluck tonight and have no clue what to bring... maybe I can whip up a couple loaves of banana bread before I leave.
 
Re: Rep Retirement Lodge 105: 2010 Assessment

FadeToBlack&Gold said:
Got some in the freezer. We were told it's best served marinated, grilled or seared rare, and sliced thin as an appetizer, which to me says it's a lot tougher and gamier than venison. I'll let you know eventually, whenever we get around to pushing it off on guests, er, I mean eating it. ;)
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Haha, fair enough. It sounds like it'd make good jerky too, since it's already halfway there. :o

ShirtlessBob said:
Afternoon, Lodge. Going to a potluck tonight and have no clue what to bring... maybe I can whip up a couple loaves of banana bread before I leave.
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nanookfan? :D
 
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Twitch Boy said:
Had to pull that at Seattle/Tacoma to get to Anchorage. My flight from Denver to Seattle got delayed due to a broken plane and switched gates about four times. When it finally boarded an hour late, it sat on the tarmac for ANOTHER hour before taking off. My 2.5 hour layover in Seattle was now a .5 hour layover. I pulled an OJ through Seattle/Tacoma and had to transfer between no less than three different shuttle trains to get to the gate for Anchorage. I made it just as they had started boarding. My luggage didn't make it onto the flight, and didn't arrive until 4 the next morning Alaska time.

What was the cause of the tarmac delay? They didn't have the in-flight snacks transferred over from the broken plane :mad: :mad: :mad:
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In-flight Snacks >>>> Twitch Luggage

The snack needs of the many outweight the basic necessity needs of you. :p
 
Re: Rep Retirement Lodge 105: 2010 Assessment

REDRocket said:
Mornin' Loj! I dislike Dr's visits. Me vs. blood test is never a fair fight, syncope always wins. :o
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bostonewe said:
You could say that he dislikes them a little. :p
(You should ask him about the t-shirt he got for Christmas...)


Yay! (Sorry I missed your IM -- was in the ER for work.)

Good luck!

Learned about the less than awesome days that you can have when you work in the hospital as the CRNP I was working with today was definitely not having a good day (not her fault, just crappy patients). I got in at 8 and she'd been there since 5 (and had left at 3am). When we left at 2:45, I thought she was going to cry (both from relief and frustration). Rep for details, if you'd like. Won't deter me, but it's good to see that not everyday is a rewarding ray of sunshine.
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Know what that feels like, Makes me even more glad I am on vacation!
 
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