Rep Retirement Lodge #112: Son of "Filling in for the night shift"

[Sloe Gin]

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Both, I'm pretty sure BIS is a TRACAB like FAR...

gotcha...I thought Bismarck did a little bit more ops then Fargo. But still, that's awesome. I take it transferring to MSP is going to be a cluster...

 

[Sloe Gin]

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Trick question - you can't fit a bus on a plane, and no one would want to drive in DC even if they were on standby.

true. But I did good somehow...I got 100%.

 

[MinnesotaNorthStar]

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gotcha...I thought Bismarck did a little bit more ops then Fargo. But still, that's awesome. I take it transferring to MSP is going to be a cluster...

Fargo does about 70 more ops per day...so it's not much busier.

I'd probably try to transfer to another place first before stepping to MSP...but we'll see what happens. That's a few years away anyway...

 

[A Shot and a Goal]

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The weather guessers missed the high temps big time today. They called for temps in the mid 80s. Uh, no. Made it into the upper 90s. Thankfully there was some wind on the golf course to cool things a bit.

I still can't find a putting stroke this spring. I had four, three putt greens which prohibited me from scoring much better than I hit the ball today. Shot an an eighty-five. I hit plenty of greens in regulation, but quite frankly, I putted atrociously. All four of my three putt greens came when I hit the green in regulation. I might easily have shot eighty-two or eighty-one had I putted reasonably well, but I haven't been able to find my stroke yet. Looking forward to getting back out on the links on Monday with Mrs. Shot.

The weekend is in sight LODGEONIANS so hang in there and have a good time whatever your plans may be.

 

[Beer Pong Horn]

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I still can't find a putting stroke this spring. I had four, three putt greens which prohibited me from scoring much better than I hit the ball today. Shot an an eighty-five. I hit plenty of greens in regulation, but quite frankly, I putted atrociously. All four of my three putt greens came when I hit the green in regulation. I might easily have shot eighty-two or eighty-one had I putted reasonably well, but I haven't been able to find my stroke yet. Looking forward to getting back out on the links on Monday with Mrs. Shot.

So, when ARE you moving up to the 18 hole courses?

(I usually score about that on the 9 hole... )

 

[MarkEagleUSA]

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Got the tentative offer...looks like Bismarck, but could still change...

Congrats and condolences!

And he'll be able to try out every possible pickup line on the woman of Bismarck by then!

All one of them!

I still can't find a putting stroke this spring.

That's what she said!

 

[FadeToBlack&Gold]

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(I usually score about that on the 9 hole... )

When I played golf, I think I averaged 100-110 on the nine hole courses...and frankly, that was with some generous scoring to keep the game moving along (a 10 stroke limit per hole ).

 

[A Shot and a Goal]

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So, when ARE you moving up to the 18 hole courses?

(I usually score about that on the 9 hole... )

If I start to putt decently I'll be scoring in the 78-82 range I generally shoot when I play a round of golf. I make no excuses: I've putted horribly this spring through my first four rounds. Other aspects of my game are showing promise. I need to correct my putting problems, period.

 

[Scarlet]

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MNS - aawesome news!!

I feel wikkid smaht. I got the Final Jeopardy question.

 

[legal_hit]

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I'm looking forward to this weekend and I'm not. Our friends down here are holding a Baby Shower/Going Away party for us on Sunday. I am touched that they are having a party but sad to be leaving such good friends.

 

[MarkEagleUSA]

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I am touched that they are having a party but sad to be leaving such good friends.

You never really leave good friends... you just don't see them as often!

 

[nmupiccdiva]

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Hi, Lodge!
Congrats on the offer, MNS!


Half day/last subbing day tomorrow, then as soon as I get home Flashy and I are headed to TC for the weekend for my family's annual bonfire/camping/bass opener fishing tournament. I cannot wait. And, after having an apartment full of guests all week, I need to GTFO of here for a while before I lose it.

 

[MarkEagleUSA]

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I need to GTFO of here for a while before I lose it.

I see Memorial Day weekend SENANICANS in your future!

 

[thecomicbookguy]

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I feel wikkid smaht. I got the Final Jeopardy question.

Back in college, we used to watch Jeopardy a lot. One night, the FJ category was "comic strips". I guessed Calvin & Hobbes before they even went to break. After the break, Trebek read the answer: "This comic, about a young boy and his stuffed tiger..."

I like how you used the singular of woman there.

Sometimes, one is all you need.

 

[bigmrg74]

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Yikes, haven't check in lately 800 posts since I last logged in. Somebody give me the WTW cliffnotes verson please!!


Its that time of the year again. Got 4 wagons sitting around here, just waiting for my little brother to get off work so we can start unloading them.

 

[mookie1995]

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I still can't find a putting stroke this spring. I had four, three putt greens which prohibited me from scoring much better than I hit the ball today. Shot an an eighty-five. I hit plenty of greens in regulation, but quite frankly, I putted atrociously. All four of my three putt greens came when I hit the green in regulation.

i had five three putts in a row (holes 4/5/6/7/8), then added another on the 14th a couple tuesdays ago on the way to a smooth 80!!! (40 shots, 40 putts)

it happens.

 

[nmupiccdiva]

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I see Memorial Day weekend SENANICANS in your future!

Yes, there is a good chance of SENANICANS! this weekend. However, I will not be near a computer to share them with tLodge.

 

[Beer Pong Horn]

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I feel wikkid smaht. I got the Final Jeopardy question.

What was it?

Half day/last subbing day tomorrow, then as soon as I get home Flashy and I are headed to TC for the weekend for my family's annual bonfire/camping/bass opener fishing tournament. I cannot wait. And, after having an apartment full of guests all week, I need to GTFO of here for a while before I lose it.

Too bad there won't be a computer and wireless handy.

enjoy yourself!

Sometimes, one is all you need.

For a town of 55,000 people?

 

[Bakunin]

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For a town of 55,000 people?

Could make a great movie about that: 1 v 55,000

 

[Beer Pong Horn]

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Could make a great movie about that: 1 v 55,000

Debbie does the Dakotas?