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HOUSE WARMING PARTY!
That's right, you fucking heard me.
When? 7pm-????!?!?!? Black Friday, November 23rd
Where?1512 Summit Ave. Apt. 405 Typing "405" into the intercom next to the door will call my phone.
What? I said house warming party
How? by bike, or if you're lazy, by bus. (If for some reason you need to, there's street parking in front and a garage across the street for cars.)
Should I bring anything? Booze for you, booze for me, food if you want, a present if you're nice, a smile, a butthole, anything else you want.
UPDATE! The date has been changed to Friday so my girlfriend can come.
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Eric_s
Posted: Wed Nov 14, 2007 6:48 pm
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Here in seattle, we don't say "y'all". Or even "you all"
We say: "All of you" or "come to my party" or something like that.
"y'all" is reserved for shit-chucking, slack-jawed, mouth-breathing yokels.
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Seven
Posted: Wed Nov 14, 2007 6:49 pm
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Eric_s wrote:
Here in seattle, we don't say "y'all". Or even "you all"
We say: "All of you" or "come to my party" or something like that.
Word, y'all!
Holla!
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Seven wrote:
Eric_s wrote:
Here in seattle, we don't say "y'all". Or even "you all"
We say: "All of you" or "come to my party" or something like that.
Word, y'all!
Holla!
If thissere usage of ya'll[sic] dunna sit well, then perhaps you should speak to your .83 HR rep.
Holla.
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Posted: Wed Nov 14, 2007 7:12 pm
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Rogelio wrote:
If thissere usage of ya'll dunna sit well, then perhaps you should speak to your .83 HR rep.
Holla.
Dude, it's y'all. The apostrophe goes where the "ou" would be, since it's short for "you all".
And eric: fuck a pig. Y'all is a useful term, since the English language doesn't have a second person plural pronoun. If we were in the south, or some other manner of slack-jawed yokels, y'all would be singular, and all y'all would be plural. Duh.
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Posted: Wed Nov 14, 2007 7:31 pm
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Your friend admin got that all cleaned up for you eric.
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Awesome...
Seriously though, come to my fucking party.
Finn
Posted: Wed Nov 14, 2007 8:48 pm
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Eric_s_Thinks_Canada_Is_Awesome wrote:
Here in seattle, we don't say "y'all". Or even "you all"
We say: "All of you" or "come to my party" or something like that.
"y'all" is reserved for shit-chucking, slack-jawed, mouth-breathing yokels.
If you ever throw a party, I'll come and throw shit all over your house.
FieryIrie
Posted: Wed Nov 14, 2007 9:09 pm
Joined: 25 Jun 2007Posts: 554Location: Wallingford
Thursday November 22nd: Boozed by noon. Face full of food. Insane .83 Thanksgiving ride. Awesome.
Friday November 23rd: I would assume we all drink, together, apart, whatever. We ride bikes. We drink booze. We do this whether it's Friday, or Tuesday. We especially do this on long holiday weekends.
Saturday November 24th: Gin ride. Drunk by 2. Ride, ride.
Sevens housewarming. We drink, get rowdy, fuck up his new pad. Ohhh, the drunkness. Oh the fun.
Sunday November 25th: Fatty ride. 80 miles around the towns. We drink? Most likely. We ride. Most definitely.
Monday November 26th: Dutch Bike Co. Wrench Party. We bike. We drink. We wrench.
This should prove to be quite the week. Quite the week indeed.
Thanks for all the fun guys. I enjoy every minute of it.
dashap
Posted: Wed Nov 14, 2007 9:31 pm
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surlykat wrote:
Y'all is a useful term, since the English language doesn't have a second person plural pronoun. If we were in the south, or some other manner of slack-jawed yokels, y'all would be singular, and all y'all would be plural. Duh.
In my hometown of Pittsburgh, PA, there is a local vernacular for the second person plural pronoun. It's "yunz," pronounced halfway between "yoonz" and "yinz," as in "Yunz guyz wanna go drink some Iron City beer and watch the Steelers?"
Drunkan
Posted: Wed Nov 14, 2007 9:40 pm
Joined: 09 Sep 2007Posts: 95Location: Wallingford
FieryIrie wrote:
Thursday November 22nd: Boozed by noon. Face full of food. Insane .83 Thanksgiving ride. Awesome.
Friday November 23rd: I would assume we all drink, together, apart, whatever. We ride bikes. We drink booze. We do this whether it's Friday, or Tuesday. We especially do this on long holiday weekends.
Saturday November 24th: Gin ride. Drunk by 2. Ride, ride.
Sevens housewarming. We drink, get rowdy, fuck up his new pad. Ohhh, the drunkness. Oh the fun.
Sunday November 25th: Fatty ride. 80 miles around the towns. We drink? Most likely. We ride. Most definitely.
Monday November 26th: Dutch Bike Co. Wrench Party. We bike. We drink. We wrench.
This should prove to be quite the week. Quite the week indeed.
Thanks for all the fun guys. I enjoy every minute of it.
Don't forget Tuesday November the 27th - Our favorite tandem captains' birthday (Kalen for those who don't know)
Quite the week indeed.
Happy Stick Person
Posted: Wed Nov 14, 2007 9:41 pm
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dashap wrote:
surlykat wrote:
Y'all is a useful term, since the English language doesn't have a second person plural pronoun. If we were in the south, or some other manner of slack-jawed yokels, y'all would be singular, and all y'all would be plural. Duh.
In my hometown of Pittsburgh, PA, there is a local vernacular for the second person plural pronoun. It's "yunz," pronounced halfway between "yoonz" and "yinz," as in "Yunz guyz wanna go drink some Iron City beer and watch the Steelers?"
yeah but they also say "get a shower" out there, something not quite right with them folk...
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FieryIrie wrote:
Thursday November 22nd: Boozed by noon. Face full of food. Insane .83 Thanksgiving ride. Awesome.
Friday November 23rd: I would assume we all drink, together, apart, whatever. We ride bikes. We drink booze. We do this whether it's Friday, or Tuesday. We especially do this on long holiday weekends.
[...]
Well, you could come to my place and drink booze with childrens underfoot.
I'm actually shocked that, as you pointed out, every other surrounding day has had one or more other events announced, but not this one.
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laura
Posted: Wed Nov 14, 2007 10:27 pm
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dashap wrote:
In my hometown of Pittsburgh, PA, there is a local vernacular for the second person plural pronoun. It's "yunz," pronounced halfway between "yoonz" and "yinz," as in "Yunz guyz wanna go drink some Iron City beer and watch the Steelers?"
Now th 'burgh isn't my hometown, but I did spend 6 years there and can say with confidence that as of my last visit in 2004, no one said "Steelers", but instead the "Still-ers". :)
Black & gold baby!
Eric_s
Posted: Wed Nov 14, 2007 11:21 pm
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henry wrote:
Your friend admin got that all cleaned up for you eric.
If you ever throw a party, I'll come and throw shit all over your house.
Hey, you ever climb down out of that high-rider pick 'em up and ride bikes anymore boy?
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Seven
Posted: Wed Nov 14, 2007 11:44 pm
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Alright y'all, I changed the date for this to Friday so as not to conflict with the top shelf gin ride and so my girlfriend can be there.
pete jr
Posted: Wed Nov 14, 2007 11:54 pm
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wesley willis' "cut the mullet" is the best piece of musical social comedy i have heard to date, bless his retarded little heart.
Eric_s
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Seven
Posted: Thu Nov 15, 2007 9:57 am
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I just can't wait until my mullet is grown out. I wish hair grew faster.
gsbarnes
Posted: Thu Nov 15, 2007 10:25 am
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Seven wrote:
Alright y'all, I changed the date for this to Friday so as not to conflict with the top shelf gin ride and so my girlfriend can be there.
Excellent! That took all of 2 hours.
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Seven
Posted: Thu Nov 15, 2007 10:53 am
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gsbarnes wrote:
Seven wrote:
Alright y'all, I changed the date for this to Friday so as not to conflict with the top shelf gin ride and so my girlfriend can be there.
Excellent! That took all of 2 hours.
Well my girl complained a lot and Aden's schedule list made me realize that there really were no other conflicting pointythree events on that Friday.
gsbarnes
Posted: Thu Nov 15, 2007 11:14 am
Joined: 15 Aug 2006Posts: 2666Location: No Fun Town, USA
Seven wrote:
gsbarnes wrote:
Seven wrote:
Alright y'all, I changed the date for this to Friday so as not to conflict with the top shelf gin ride and so my girlfriend can be there.
Excellent! That took all of 2 hours.
Well my girl complained a lot and Aden's schedule list made me realize that there really were no other conflicting pointythree events on that Friday.
No worries; like I said I was surprised no one else had already planned something.
This just means I'll be too busy cleaning up to come to your party. I know this breaks your heart, but I'm sure you will perservere.
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n_claw
Posted: Thu Nov 15, 2007 11:17 am
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Seven wrote:
I just can't wait until my mullet is grown out. I wish hair grew faster.
dude, just shave it all off. it grows annoyingly fast, and suddenly you look like a dirty retarded baby chick.
*sigh* maybe i'm just speaking of me.
Seven
Posted: Thu Nov 15, 2007 11:23 am
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n_claw wrote:
Seven wrote:
I just can't wait until my mullet is grown out. I wish hair grew faster.
dude, just shave it all off. it grows annoyingly fast, and suddenly you look like a dirty retarded baby chick.
*sigh* maybe i'm just speaking of me.
Well it's all pretty even right now, but all i need to do to get a good starter mullet going is cut the front and the sides to make it a little more "business"
Eric_s
Posted: Thu Nov 15, 2007 1:11 pm
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Seven wrote:
Alright y'all, I changed the date for this to Friday so as not to conflict with the top shelf gin ride and so my girlfriend can be there.
Are you coming on the gin ride or just being a good neighbor?
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Seven
Posted: Thu Nov 15, 2007 2:20 pm
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vaticdart wrote:
Seven wrote:
Alright y'all, I changed the date for this to Friday so as not to conflict with the top shelf gin ride and so my girlfriend can be there.
Are you coming on the gin ride or just being a good neighbor?
I want to come on the gin ride, but if this party goes as well as I'd like, I might be dead.
vaticdart
Posted: Thu Nov 15, 2007 2:25 pm
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Seven wrote:
vaticdart wrote:
Seven wrote:
Alright y'all, I changed the date for this to Friday so as not to conflict with the top shelf gin ride and so my girlfriend can be there.
Are you coming on the gin ride or just being a good neighbor?
I want to come on the gin ride, but if this party goes as well as I'd like, I might be dead.
We'll swing by and drag your carcass along behind us with a PVC sled complete with sparklers.
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Eric_s
Posted: Thu Nov 15, 2007 2:38 pm
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vaticdart wrote:
Seven wrote:
vaticdart wrote:
Seven wrote:
Alright y'all, I changed the date for this to Friday so as not to conflict with the top shelf gin ride and so my girlfriend can be there.
Are you coming on the gin ride or just being a good neighbor?
I want to come on the gin ride, but if this party goes as well as I'd like, I might be dead.
We'll swing by and drag your carcass along behind us with a PVC sled complete with sparklers.
A true hero's funeral.
Also, since we just moved in we're dirt poor so make sure any presents you bring us are intoxicating. (Fightin' Cock is my favorite cheap whisky, just fyi)
joby
Posted: Thu Nov 15, 2007 5:06 pm
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laura wrote:
dashap wrote:
In my hometown of Pittsburgh, PA, there is a local vernacular for the second person plural pronoun. It's "yunz," pronounced halfway between "yoonz" and "yinz," as in "Yunz guyz wanna go drink some Iron City beer and watch the Steelers?"
Now th 'burgh isn't my hometown, but I did spend 6 years there and can say with confidence that as of my last visit in 2004, no one said "Steelers", but instead the "Still-ers". :)
Black & gold baby!
My brother is flying in from Pittsburgh in a few weeks. Lucia used to live in Pittsburgh. We need a special black and gold ride. Let's start planning!
FieryIrie
Posted: Thu Nov 15, 2007 5:39 pm
Joined: 25 Jun 2007Posts: 554Location: Wallingford
joby wrote:
laura wrote:
dashap wrote:
In my hometown of Pittsburgh, PA, there is a local vernacular for the second person plural pronoun. It's "yunz," pronounced halfway between "yoonz" and "yinz," as in "Yunz guyz wanna go drink some Iron City beer and watch the Steelers?"
Now th 'burgh isn't my hometown, but I did spend 6 years there and can say with confidence that as of my last visit in 2004, no one said "Steelers", but instead the "Still-ers". :)
Black & gold baby!
My brother is flying in from Pittsburgh in a few weeks. Lucia used to live in Pittsburgh. We need a special black and gold ride. Let's start planning!
I just can't wait until my mullet is grown out. I wish hair grew faster.
dude, just shave it all off. it grows annoyingly fast, and suddenly you look like a dirty retarded baby chick.
*sigh* maybe i'm just speaking of me.
Or a chemo patient. Then you get to wear a woolie beanie all the time, like me.
Also, my mum is from Warren, Ohio, right across from Pittsburgh. She uses "y'in'yuns" often. You can imagine the fun that ensued when my mum spoke like a midwesterner, my father spoke like an army brat with no distinguishable accent at all, and I came back for holiday from my public school with a solid Received Pronunciation speaking as though I was auditioning for BBC.
Finn
Posted: Thu Nov 15, 2007 10:10 pm
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Eric_s wrote:
Finn wrote:
If you ever throw a party, I'll come and throw shit all over your house.
Hey, you ever climb down out of that high-rider pick 'em up and ride bikes anymore boy?
Sadly, no. I suck at riding bikes these days. Just say no to grad school, kids. It'll fuck with your friends, your relationships, and even your money. I'd rather be paving interstates for a living.
brandonallamerican
Posted: Fri Nov 16, 2007 1:41 pm
Joined: 10 Sep 2007Posts: 39Location: ravenna
Eric_s wrote:
Here in seattle, we don't say "y'all". Or even "you all"
We say: "All of you" or "come to my party" or something like that.
"y'all" is reserved for shit-chucking, slack-jawed, mouth-breathing yokels.
i say yall i always have
but im from monroe so that explains it
brandonallamerican
Posted: Fri Nov 16, 2007 1:42 pm
Joined: 10 Sep 2007Posts: 39Location: ravenna
Eric_s wrote:
Here in seattle, we don't say "y'all". Or even "you all"
We say: "All of you" or "come to my party" or something like that.
"y'all" is reserved for shit-chucking, slack-jawed, mouth-breathing yokels.
i say yall i always have
but im from monroe so that explains it
langston
Posted: Fri Nov 16, 2007 2:10 pm
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brandonallamerican wrote:
but im from monroe so that explains it
woot woot! I went to Monroe Middle once upon a time, before moving out to Mukilteo. This back Morning Run was just a big empty field and the whole west end of town was a dairy.
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