Yes, it’s funny that Coach Bradley is pimping Chicago’s Small Bar, and this clip looks like it was filmed in the middle of the night, but the man is surprisingly eloquent about the meaning of representing your country.
The Irish Coffee turns 56 years old today. It was invented by San Francisco Chronicle columnist Stanton Delaplane on November 10th, 1952 at San Francisco’s Buena Vista Cafe, based on a drink he had at Shannon Airport in Ireland.
This afternoon, the Buena Vista Cafe will attempt to win a spot in the Guinness Book of World Records by mixing a 12-gallon Irish coffee in a custom-made goblet.
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Check out the “Eye Chart” in action at El Tiempo in Houston!
I had the Bumpy Pitch Tee on my back no more than 40 minutes, and after talking a little nonsense, I had these girls from Galveston on the line. “Are you an Eye Doctor?” they asked….”Yes, and I’m testing your vision…”
More after the jump… (more…)
The Screaming Eagles and American Outlaws are hosting a couple of get togethers this weekend in DC for the Saturday night game versus Cuba.
Friday Oct 10 - USA Supporters Meet and Greet will be at Momo’s Sports Bar, 5:30 to Closing.
Saturday Oct 11 - Tailgate is at RFK Stadium Lot 8, starting at 3pm until gametime. Lots of food is planned. A key detail is that there will be 10 kegs: including Guinness, Spaten, Sam Adams, plus a couple regional brews Magic Hat from Vermont and Bell’s from Michigan.
PostGame - at Finn macCools.
Definitely go to The Screaming Eagles or The American Outlaws site for more information…this sounds like a blast.
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The New York Times investigates what happens when some Brits go abroad. “They are the ones, the locals say, who are carousing, brawling and getting violently sick. They are the ones crowding into health clinics seeking morning-after pills and help for sexually transmitted diseases. They are the ones who seem to have one vacation plan: drinking themselves into oblivion.”
British Celebrity Chef Jamie Oliver adds fuel to the fire. The 33-year-old describes his fellow countrymen’s materialistic attraction to widescreen TVs, cars, mobile phones, and - above all else - beer as being symptomatic of “the new poverty” blighting the UK.
Even The Chambers Dictionary has added the term “WAGs” to their latest edition. And there is even talk in the EPL of no relegation.
What is happening here, what does any of this mean…?
We’ve all tried at one point or another to pull at the bar. Hell, Beans and I have some funny as hell stories from our team travels in Europe.
There’s always “That Guy” using some line that you wished you’d never heard in the first place, but what about this?
I know if I tried this in a full bar I’d end up hurting myself.
