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[cigarbreath]

As if Whataburger hasn't already shot itself in the foot, so to speak, for much of the past four decades, now they're going to ban open carry in Texas, where an open carry law just passed.  Can't fix stupid, I guess.

Nobody eats there anymore anyway, don't know how they stay around.

Probably a money-laundering business for the mafia.

There is no such thing as the mafia.

So I've heard.  I'm still trying to figure out what Bill Bonanno was talking about the night I met him.

I currently work with Chris Bonanno, grandson to the infamous Joe.

My dad went to high school and was friends with Tory Cerrito, associates of the Bonanno family. I met Bill B because I had a recording session booked in Tucson at the same studio where he recorded the audio version of his book.

And I won't insist there's a mafia, but I once got stiffed on a gig at a bar and my manager, Sal Gutusso, and his dad, Big Sal, had a little meeting with the owner of the bar, who was afterward very, very anxious to pay me.

This space for rent.

Simply good negotiators who were able to explain the unfortunate error so that it could be understood.

Indeed.  They explained it so well that the guy was white as a sheet and his hands were shaking as he wrote the check.  A couple weeks later, the bar was a parking lot for a Borders bookstore.

and the bar owner is permanently inspecting the asphalt from the bottom side....

I'm sure the Borders has been replaced by now too.

I was thinking that.  Story is quite a few years old.

Just over 20 years ago.

So right around when Shaun was getting out of diapers?

He was still wet behind the junk as it were.

[razgueado]

As if Whataburger hasn't already shot itself in the foot, so to speak, for much of the past four decades, now they're going to ban open carry in Texas, where an open carry law just passed.  Can't fix stupid, I guess.

Nobody eats there anymore anyway, don't know how they stay around.

Probably a money-laundering business for the mafia.

There is no such thing as the mafia.

So I've heard.  I'm still trying to figure out what Bill Bonanno was talking about the night I met him.

I currently work with Chris Bonanno, grandson to the infamous Joe.

My dad went to high school and was friends with Tory Cerrito, associates of the Bonanno family. I met Bill B because I had a recording session booked in Tucson at the same studio where he recorded the audio version of his book.

And I won't insist there's a mafia, but I once got stiffed on a gig at a bar and my manager, Sal Gutusso, and his dad, Big Sal, had a little meeting with the owner of the bar, who was afterward very, very anxious to pay me.

This space for rent.

Simply good negotiators who were able to explain the unfortunate error so that it could be understood.

Indeed.  They explained it so well that the guy was white as a sheet and his hands were shaking as he wrote the check.  A couple weeks later, the bar was a parking lot for a Borders bookstore.

and the bar owner is permanently inspecting the asphalt from the bottom side....

I'm sure the Borders has been replaced by now too.

I was thinking that.  Story is quite a few years old.

Just over 20 years ago.

So right around when Shaun was getting out of diapers?

He's out of diapers?

This space for rent.

[A Friend of Charlie]

Hooray Electricity!  Power was out for 24 hours.  Had our street barricaded off.  The power line was down smack dab in the middle our block.

I saw your earlier post.  Hopefully it wasn't too warm without A/C.

[A Friend of Charlie]

As if Whataburger hasn't already shot itself in the foot, so to speak, for much of the past four decades, now they're going to ban open carry in Texas, where an open carry law just passed.  Can't fix stupid, I guess.

Nobody eats there anymore anyway, don't know how they stay around.

Probably a money-laundering business for the mafia.

There is no such thing as the mafia.

So I've heard.  I'm still trying to figure out what Bill Bonanno was talking about the night I met him.

I currently work with Chris Bonanno, grandson to the infamous Joe.

My dad went to high school and was friends with Tory Cerrito, associates of the Bonanno family. I met Bill B because I had a recording session booked in Tucson at the same studio where he recorded the audio version of his book.

And I won't insist there's a mafia, but I once got stiffed on a gig at a bar and my manager, Sal Gutusso, and his dad, Big Sal, had a little meeting with the owner of the bar, who was afterward very, very anxious to pay me.

This space for rent.

Simply good negotiators who were able to explain the unfortunate error so that it could be understood.

Indeed.  They explained it so well that the guy was white as a sheet and his hands were shaking as he wrote the check.  A couple weeks later, the bar was a parking lot for a Borders bookstore.

and the bar owner is permanently inspecting the asphalt from the bottom side....

I'm sure the Borders has been replaced by now too.

I was thinking that.  Story is quite a few years old.

Just over 20 years ago.

So right around when Shaun was getting out of diapers?

He's out of diapers?

This space for rent.

I'm sure.  Especially now that he's all growed up with his "real" job and such.

[Travellin Dave]

YellowStar and JWacky all growed up with real jobs and everything!

[razgueado]

YellowStar and JWacky all growed up with real jobs and everything!

Insert gratuitous JWacky short joke here.

[Threebean]

Afternoon men.  Warm and humid in NJ.  Feels like home.

[Threebean]

Good thing for Bean that the Blue's don't seem to be on today's Sprint rotation.

Looks like were up three deals ago.  Figures. 

[South Carolina Redfish]

As if Whataburger hasn't already shot itself in the foot, so to speak, for much of the past four decades, now they're going to ban open carry in Texas, where an open carry law just passed.  Can't fix stupid, I guess.

Nobody eats there anymore anyway, don't know how they stay around.

Probably a money-laundering business for the mafia.

There is no such thing as the mafia.

So I've heard.  I'm still trying to figure out what Bill Bonanno was talking about the night I met him.

I currently work with Chris Bonanno, grandson to the infamous Joe.

My dad went to high school and was friends with Tory Cerrito, associates of the Bonanno family. I met Bill B because I had a recording session booked in Tucson at the same studio where he recorded the audio version of his book.

And I won't insist there's a mafia, but I once got stiffed on a gig at a bar and my manager, Sal Gutusso, and his dad, Big Sal, had a little meeting with the owner of the bar, who was afterward very, very anxious to pay me.

This space for rent.

Simply good negotiators who were able to explain the unfortunate error so that it could be understood.

Indeed.  They explained it so well that the guy was white as a sheet and his hands were shaking as he wrote the check.  A couple weeks later, the bar was a parking lot for a Borders bookstore.

and the bar owner is permanently inspecting the asphalt from the bottom side....

I'm sure the Borders has been replaced by now too.

I was thinking that.  Story is quite a few years old.

Just over 20 years ago.

So right around when Shaun was getting out of diapers?

He's out now?

[South Carolina Redfish]

YellowStar and JWacky all growed up with real jobs and everything!

What sort of proof you got?

[razgueado]

As if Whataburger hasn't already shot itself in the foot, so to speak, for much of the past four decades, now they're going to ban open carry in Texas, where an open carry law just passed.  Can't fix stupid, I guess.

Nobody eats there anymore anyway, don't know how they stay around.

Probably a money-laundering business for the mafia.

There is no such thing as the mafia.

So I've heard.  I'm still trying to figure out what Bill Bonanno was talking about the night I met him.

I currently work with Chris Bonanno, grandson to the infamous Joe.

My dad went to high school and was friends with Tory Cerrito, associates of the Bonanno family. I met Bill B because I had a recording session booked in Tucson at the same studio where he recorded the audio version of his book.

And I won't insist there's a mafia, but I once got stiffed on a gig at a bar and my manager, Sal Gutusso, and his dad, Big Sal, had a little meeting with the owner of the bar, who was afterward very, very anxious to pay me.

This space for rent.

Simply good negotiators who were able to explain the unfortunate error so that it could be understood.

Indeed.  They explained it so well that the guy was white as a sheet and his hands were shaking as he wrote the check.  A couple weeks later, the bar was a parking lot for a Borders bookstore.

and the bar owner is permanently inspecting the asphalt from the bottom side....

I'm sure the Borders has been replaced by now too.

I was thinking that.  Story is quite a few years old.

Just over 20 years ago.

So right around when Shaun was getting out of diapers?

He's out now?

My question, exactly.

[South Carolina Redfish]

Afternoon men.  Warm and humid in NJ.  Feels like home.

96 here, you have obviously forgotten what home feels like.

[A Friend of Charlie]

Afternoon men.  Warm and humid in NJ.  Feels like home.

Didn't realize you were here.  Anyhoo, gotta run.  See y'all tomorrow.

[South Carolina Redfish]

YellowStar and JWacky all growed up with real jobs and everything!

2 different things for Wacky.

[South Carolina Redfish]

601 LaBomba Corona lit, ice water to drink.