2008 olympics should be in Milwaukee
q
MILWAUKEE IN 2008!!!!
Cape Town will most likely host the 2004 Olympics, so it's time for
Milwaukee to gear up it's bid for 2008. Who's with me?
THE CHEESE-HEAD OLYMPICS!!!
Twister
q <q@q.q> wrote:
>MILWAUKEE IN 2008!!!!
Absolutely, Beer Town rules!
>Cape Town will most likely host the 2004 Olympics, so it's time for
>Milwaukee to gear up it's bid for 2008. Who's with me?
Aye.
>THE CHEESE-HEAD OLYMPICS!!!
THE CHEESE-HEAD OLYMPICS!!!
Rah, rah rah!
--
dlloyd
Kelly Susan Byrne
Twister (dll...@inc.net) wrote:
:
As if we can actually just get a stadium built for a baseball team
we already have... You think the city would build a whole
"Olympic Village". What kind of drugs are you on? And would you
share?
--
========================= \|/ ____ \|/
| Kelly S Byrne | @~/ ., \~0
| ke...@csd.uwm.edu | /_( \__/ )_\
=========================
"Daytime is just a rehersal. Anything
worth doing, happens at night."
IJdo Dijkstra
>Cape Town will most likely host the 2004 Olympics, so it's time for
>Milwaukee to gear up it's bid for 2008. Who's with me?
fine with me....a pipebomb in '96, a nuke in '08
IJdo Dijkstra aur...@xs4all.nl
----------------------------------------------
http://www.xs4all.nl/~aurora
CS student, Freelance sysadmin
Bufford L. Hatchett
IJdo Dijkstra wrote:
>
> >Cape Town will most likely host the 2004 Olympics, so it's time for
> >Milwaukee to gear up it's bid for 2008. Who's with me?
>
> fine with me....a pipebomb in '96, a nuke in '08
What are you talkin' about, IJdo? If you're looking for a disaster
at the 2008 Milwaukee Olympics, you're more likely to wind up with
a miasmic beer fart rising up over the Miller brewery.
Just trying to help,
Bufford L. Hatchett
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"(MORON == individual who's obvious IQ is in the low double digits)"
Tristessa (h...@sonic.net), in article <4u0lr2$j...@ultra.sonic.net>
Twister
ke...@alpha1.csd.uwm.edu (Kelly Susan Byrne) wrote:
>Twister (dll...@inc.net) wrote:
>: q <q@q.q> wrote:
>: >MILWAUKEE IN 2008!!!!
>: Absolutely, Beer Town rules!
>: >Cape Town will most likely host the 2004 Olympics, so it's time for
>: >Milwaukee to gear up it's bid for 2008. Who's with me?
>: Aye.
>: >THE CHEESE-HEAD OLYMPICS!!!
>: THE CHEESE-HEAD OLYMPICS!!!
>: Rah, rah rah!
>As if we can actually just get a stadium built for a baseball team
>we already have... You think the city would build a whole
>"Olympic Village". What kind of drugs are you on? And would you
>share?
Not only am I high on life but I'm obviously joking....
--
dlloyd
Michael Chapko
By any chance are you another of Bud Selig's kids?
q (q@q.q) wrote:
: MILWAUKEE IN 2008!!!!
: Cape Town will most likely host the 2004 Olympics, so it's time for
: Milwaukee to gear up it's bid for 2008. Who's with me?
: THE CHEESE-HEAD OLYMPICS!!!
--
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"The average Ph.D thesis is On a recently deceased politician-
nothing but a transference "I did not attend his funeral;
of bones from one graveyard But I wrote a nice letter saying
to another." I approved of it."
J.Frank Dobie Mark Twain
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Kerro
ke...@alpha1.csd.uwm.edu (Kelly Susan Byrne) wrote:
>Twister (dll...@inc.net) wrote:
>: q <q@q.q> wrote:
>:
>: >MILWAUKEE IN 2008!!!!
>:
>: Absolutely, Beer Town rules!
>:
>: >Milwaukee to gear up it's bid for 2008. Who's with me?
>:
>:
>: >THE CHEESE-HEAD OLYMPICS!!!
>: THE CHEESE-HEAD OLYMPICS!!!
>:
>: Rah, rah rah!
>:
>: --
>: dlloyd
>:
>:
>
>As if we can actually just get a stadium built for a baseball team
>we already have... You think the city would build a whole
>"Olympic Village". What kind of drugs are you on? And would you
share?
How about a "Drug Olympics"? I'll be in it too. Maybe I won't win Gold
(I'm getting a bit old, despite what the Head Librarian says) but I
reckon I could put on a respectable showing. Brilliant idea, actually...
Kerro.
Bufford L. Hatchett
Twister wrote:
>
> ke...@alpha1.csd.uwm.edu (Kelly Susan Byrne) wrote:
> >Twister (dll...@inc.net) wrote:
> >: q <q@q.q> wrote:
>
> >: >MILWAUKEE IN 2008!!!!
>
> >: Absolutely, Beer Town rules!
>
> >: >Cape Town will most likely host the 2004 Olympics, so it's time for
> >: >Milwaukee to gear up it's bid for 2008. Who's with me?
>
> >: Aye.
>
> >: >THE CHEESE-HEAD OLYMPICS!!!
> >: THE CHEESE-HEAD OLYMPICS!!!
>
> >: Rah, rah rah!
>
> >we already have... You think the city would build a whole
> >"Olympic Village". What kind of drugs are you on? And would you
> >share?
>
Damn! I was so looking forward to seeing buxom wenches in horned
helmets and lederhosen playing Frankie Yankovic polka favorites
in the opening ceremonies.
Just trying to help,
Bufford L. Hatchett
--------------------------------------------------------------------
Kerro
dll...@inc.net (Twister) wrote:
>q <q@q.q> wrote:
>
>>MILWAUKEE IN 2008!!!!
>
>Absolutely, Beer Town rules!
>
>>Cape Town will most likely host the 2004 Olympics, so it's time for
>>Milwaukee to gear up it's bid for 2008. Who's with me?
Everybody in Milwaukee and err....that's about it.
Kerro.
>
>Aye.
>
>>THE CHEESE-HEAD OLYMPICS!!!
>THE CHEESE-HEAD OLYMPICS!!!
>
>Rah, rah rah!
>
>
>--
>dlloyd
>
>
Mike Baker
>>As if we can actually just get a stadium built for a baseball team
>>we already have... You think the city would build a whole
>>"Olympic Village". What kind of drugs are you on? And would you
>>share?
>
Maybe, just maybe, this is the way to get the Brewers a new
stadium.
Mike
--
========================================================================
Michael C. Baker ba...@nucst9.neep.wisc.edu
Engineering Research Building, 1500 Engineering Drive, Madison, WI 53706
========================================================================
smd
q (q@q.q) wrote:
: MILWAUKEE IN 2008!!!!
: Cape Town will most likely host the 2004 Olympics, so it's time for
: Milwaukee to gear up it's bid for 2008. Who's with me?
: THE CHEESE-HEAD OLYMPICS!!!
Only if we have the closing ceremonies at Derry's Pub.
Sean
IRS Agent
Bufford L. Hatchett wrote:
>
> Twister wrote:
> >
> > ke...@alpha1.csd.uwm.edu (Kelly Susan Byrne) wrote:
> > >: q <q@q.q> wrote:
> >
> > >: >MILWAUKEE IN 2008!!!!
> >
> > >: Absolutely, Beer Town rules!
> >
> > >: >Milwaukee to gear up it's bid for 2008. Who's with me?
> >
> >
> > >: >THE CHEESE-HEAD OLYMPICS!!!
> > >: THE CHEESE-HEAD OLYMPICS!!!
> >
> > >: Rah, rah rah!
> >
> > >we already have... You think the city would build a whole
> > >"Olympic Village". What kind of drugs are you on? And would you
> > >share?
> >
>
> Damn! I was so looking forward to seeing buxom wenches in horned
> helmets and lederhosen playing Frankie Yankovic polka favorites
> in the opening ceremonies.
Berlin hasn't been a host since 1936. It is time. Those
buxom wenches may still be attainable.
S.L.Greer
smd (wond...@eden.com) wrote:
: q (q@q.q) wrote:
: : MILWAUKEE IN 2008!!!!
:
: : Milwaukee to gear up it's bid for 2008. Who's with me?
:
:
Naaah...Let's just have a pipe bomb. Be cheaper.
-sg
--
Not all conservatives are stupid, but most stupid people are conservative.
-J.S. Mill
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Scott Greer gre...@csd.uwm.edu
The University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee
b.c.shelby
q (q@q.q) wrote:
: MILWAUKEE IN 2008!!!!
: Cape Town will most likely host the 2004 Olympics, so it's time for
: Milwaukee to gear up it's bid for 2008. Who's with me?
: THE CHEESE-HEAD OLYMPICS!!!
...I can just see some of the new events they'll add:
- Synchronized Beer Tapping
- The Sauerkraut Endurance Challenge (one of the new "extreme" events)
- The Harley Beer Slalom (Grant Park Venue)
- Alewife Tossing (South Shore Venue)
- Iron Stomach Pub Crawl Triathalon (guzzling, gorging, belching)
- The Crusher Keg Fun Run
- 1Kg Cheese ball Funnelator Target Shooting
and of course...
- Team and Individual Drinking (followed by Team & Individual Belching)
...The power of the cheese....
--
...b.c.shelby
fur...@teleport.com...
Twister
fur...@teleport.com (b.c.shelby) wrote:
>q (q@q.q) wrote:
(...)
>...The power of the cheese....
A quote from Luke Beerswiller and Obedrunkagain?
--
dlloyd
Twister
"Bufford L. Hatchett" <buf...@hatchett.net> wrote:
>Twister wrote:
> > ke...@alpha1.csd.uwm.edu (Kelly Susan Byrne) wrote:
> > >Twister (dll...@inc.net) wrote:
> > >: q <q@q.q> wrote:
> >
> > >: >MILWAUKEE IN 2008!!!!
> > >: Absolutely, Beer Town rules!
> > >: >Milwaukee to gear up it's bid for 2008. Who's with me?
> > >As if we can actually just get a stadium built for a baseball team
> > >we already have... You think the city would build a whole
> > >"Olympic Village". What kind of drugs are you on? And would you
> > >share?
> > Not only am I high on life but I'm obviously joking....
>Damn! I was so looking forward to seeing buxom wenches in horned
>helmets and lederhosen playing Frankie Yankovic polka favorites
>in the opening ceremonies.
Hey, if Frankie's gonna be there, it's no longer a joke....
--
dlloyd
Twister
>: Cape Town will most likely host the 2004 Olympics, so it's time for
>: Milwaukee to gear up it's bid for 2008. Who's with me?
>: THE CHEESE-HEAD OLYMPICS!!!
>Only if we have the closing ceremonies at Derry's Pub.
And what's wrong with Wolsky's?
--
dlloyd
Twister
ba...@nucst9.ece.wisc.edu (Mike Baker) wrote:
>>>As if we can actually just get a stadium built for a baseball team
>>>we already have... You think the city would build a whole
>>>"Olympic Village". What kind of drugs are you on? And would you
>>>share?
> Maybe, just maybe, this is the way to get the Brewers a new
> stadium.
Given that the morons opposing the stadium fail to grasp the
economic signifigance of pro-ball in Milwaukee, why would they
view the Olympics as anything other than a potential two-week
traffic jam?
--
dlloyd
John Thomas Mosey
It just won't be Milwaukee like unless someone lights the torch via
a large fart over a bic lighter. That is if the Austrailians don't
already do this in 2000.
John
:
: ...I can just see some of the new events they'll add:
:
: - Synchronized Beer Tapping
: - The Sauerkraut Endurance Challenge (one of the new "extreme" events)
: - The Harley Beer Slalom (Grant Park Venue)
: - Alewife Tossing (South Shore Venue)
: - Iron Stomach Pub Crawl Triathalon (guzzling, gorging, belching)
: - The Crusher Keg Fun Run
: - 1Kg Cheese ball Funnelator Target Shooting
: and of course...
: - Team and Individual Drinking (followed by Team & Individual Belching)
:
: ...The power of the cheese....
:
: --
:
: ...b.c.shelby
: fur...@teleport.com...
--
Head Librarian,.
dll...@inc.net (Twister) writes:
>q <q@q.q> wrote:
>>MILWAUKEE IN 2008!!!!
>Absolutely, Beer Town rules!
>>Cape Town will most likely host the 2004 Olympics, so it's time for
>>Milwaukee to gear up it's bid for 2008. Who's with me?
>Aye.
>>THE CHEESE-HEAD OLYMPICS!!!
>THE CHEESE-HEAD OLYMPICS!!!
>Rah, rah rah!
Well, look now! Ain't he clever, our Don?
--
Subdivisions - In the high school halls
Subdivisions - In the shopping malls
Subdivisions - In the basement bars
Subdivisions - In the backs of cars -- Peart
Haakon Lugiesson
Head Librarian,. wrote:
>
> dll...@inc.net (Twister) writes:
>
> >q <q@q.q> wrote:
>
> >>MILWAUKEE IN 2008!!!!
>
> >Absolutely, Beer Town rules!
>
> >>Cape Town will most likely host the 2004 Olympics, so it's time for
> >>Milwaukee to gear up it's bid for 2008. Who's with me?
>
> >Aye.
>
> >>THE CHEESE-HEAD OLYMPICS!!!
> >THE CHEESE-HEAD OLYMPICS!!!
>
> >Rah, rah rah!
>
> Well, look now! Ain't he clever, our Don?
Anybody who closed Wolski's is okay in my book.
> --
> Subdivisions - In the high school halls
> Subdivisions - In the shopping malls
> Subdivisions - In the basement bars
> Subdivisions - In the backs of cars -- Peart
Conform or be cast out!
IRS Agent
Wisconsin: the state where you can find employment where
your only duties are "cutting the cheese".
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in article 4uaa89$9...@cronkite.seas.gwu.edu> Subject: Re: ** NETCOP
KEN "VLAD THE POOFTER" NAGLE WANTS PROMOTION TO CAPTAIN NETCOP **
Twister
Haakon Lugiesson <lug...@aix.telia.se> wrote:
>Head Librarian,. wrote:
>> dll...@inc.net (Twister) writes:
>> >q <q@q.q> wrote:
>> Well, look now! Ain't he clever, our Don?
>Anybody who closed Wolski's is okay in my book.
How in the hell did you know I have an I CLOSED WOLSKI'S
bumpersticker on my truck?
(queue theme music from The Twilight Zone....)
--
Don Lloyd
Catch the photos of my latest chase at...
http://tornadoproject.com/recent/oakfield.htm
Twister
IRS Agent <ta...@yourwallet.empty.gov> wrote:
>Wisconsin: the state where you can find employment where
>your only duties are "cutting the cheese".
...and collect a paycheck for it as well.
David Jensen
Governor Thompson hands a few hundred million to the man most responsible
for the reprehensible state of baseball, and you think the opponents are
morons?
Grab a nice cold one and beat some sense into yourself.
---
It is seldom that liberty of any kind is lost all at once. - David Hume
Bob Fibonacci
Twister wrote:
>
> Haakon Lugiesson <lug...@aix.telia.se> wrote:
> >Head Librarian,. wrote:
> >> dll...@inc.net (Twister) writes:
> >> >q <q@q.q> wrote:
>
> [...]
>
> >> Well, look now! Ain't he clever, our Don?
>
> >Anybody who closed Wolski's is okay in my book.
>
> How in the hell did you know I have an I CLOSED WOLSKI'S
> bumpersticker on my truck?
Maybe they have a Wolski's in Sweden too? Whatever a Wolski's
is, I mean.
Twister
david....@mpcug.com (David Jensen) wrote:
>On Fri, 09 Aug 1996 06:21:43 GMT, dll...@inc.net (Twister) wrote:
>>ba...@nucst9.ece.wisc.edu (Mike Baker) wrote:
>>> Maybe, just maybe, this is the way to get the Brewers a new
>>> stadium.
>>Given that the morons opposing the stadium fail to grasp the
>>economic signifigance of pro-ball in Milwaukee, why would they
>>view the Olympics as anything other than a potential two-week
>>traffic jam?
>Governor Thompson hands a few hundred million to the man most
>responsible for the reprehensible state of baseball, and you think
>the opponents are morons?
It's not about the state of baseball, it's about money and jobs and
the future of the Milwaukee area as a thriving metroplex. And Bud
Selig is no more responsible than the other grasping owners and
the greedy players themselves for the current state of baseball.
I'd happily send the lot of them to Japan, but as long as there are
fools willing to part with hard-earned money for tickets, Milwaukee
should have a team.
>Grab a nice cold one and beat some sense into yourself.
I prefer my chicks warm. Nasty habit you have there.
Twister
Famous Milwaukee watering hole that hands out the aforementioned
stickers--or used to--at closing time. And I'm quite certain there's only
one tastelessly decadent tavern of that name on this planet.
The Prince of Lies
In <4up6k1$f...@news.inc.net>,
dll...@inc.net (Twister) wrote:
|It's not about the state of baseball, it's about money and jobs and
|the future of the Milwaukee area as a thriving metroplex.
Speaking of which, how did Milwaukee fare against the thirty or so thousand
convention-goers who attended this year's GenCon, myself among them?
You're a hard one to catch, Don.
--
The Prince of Lies <p...@some.fucking.provider>
>>Let's see...how often does keegan fill your thoughts?
>Whenever I read the word "Fuckhead." Mueheheheheheheh.
The Prince of Lies
In <4up6ka$f...@news.inc.net>,
dll...@inc.net (Twister) wrote:
|Bob Fibonacci <art...@ipeiot.com> wrote:
|>Twister wrote:
|>> Haakon Lugiesson <lug...@aix.telia.se> wrote:
|
|>> >Anybody who closed Wolski's is okay in my book.
|
|>> How in the hell did you know I have an I CLOSED WOLSKI'S
|>> bumpersticker on my truck?
|
|>Maybe they have a Wolski's in Sweden too? Whatever a Wolski's
|>is, I mean.
|
|Famous Milwaukee watering hole that hands out the aforementioned
|stickers--or used to--at closing time. And I'm quite certain there's only
|one tastelessly decadent tavern of that name on this planet.
|
Charles Thornbush
The Prince of Lies wrote:
>
> In <4up6ka$f...@news.inc.net>,
> dll...@inc.net (Twister) wrote:
> |Bob Fibonacci <art...@ipeiot.com> wrote:
> |>Twister wrote:
> |>> Haakon Lugiesson <lug...@aix.telia.se> wrote:
> |
> |>> >Anybody who closed Wolski's is okay in my book.
> |
> |>> How in the hell did you know I have an I CLOSED WOLSKI'S
> |>> bumpersticker on my truck?
> |
> |>Maybe they have a Wolski's in Sweden too? Whatever a Wolski's
> |>is, I mean.
> |
> |Famous Milwaukee watering hole that hands out the aforementioned
> |stickers--or used to--at closing time. And I'm quite certain there's only
> |one tastelessly decadent tavern of that name on this planet.
> |
> Has anybody mentioned the Safe House? Or Major Goolsby's?
Or Hooligan's up on the East Side?
Twister
p...@ix.netcom.com (The Prince of Lies) wrote:
>dll...@inc.net (Twister) wrote:
>|Bob Fibonacci <art...@ipeiot.com> wrote:
>|>Twister wrote:
>|>> Haakon Lugiesson <lug...@aix.telia.se> wrote:
>|>> >Anybody who closed Wolski's is okay in my book.
>|>> How in the hell did you know I have an I CLOSED WOLSKI'S
>|>> bumpersticker on my truck?
>|>Maybe they have a Wolski's in Sweden too? Whatever a Wolski's
>|>is, I mean.
>|Famous Milwaukee watering hole that hands out the aforementioned
>|stickers--or used to--at closing time. And I'm quite certain there's only
>|one tastelessly decadent tavern of that name on this planet.
>Has anybody mentioned the Safe House? Or Major Goolsby's?
The Safe House has be reserved in perpetuity for you wonderful
out-of town visitors (read: tourists). Goolsby's is okay, but without
at least one or two drunks passed out at the bar, it lacks the genuine
hometown feel.
Twister
>|It's not about the state of baseball, it's about money and jobs and
>|the future of the Milwaukee area as a thriving metroplex.
>Speaking of which, how did Milwaukee fare against the thirty or so thousand
>convention-goers who attended this year's GenCon, myself among them?
A lot of you stayed in Milwaukee which meant it was nearly impossible
to get a hotel room but luck prevailed and I nabbed a room on a last minute
cancellation so I was able to go to the State Fair and do Saz's ribs and
catch that great act, Pork and the Havana Ducks. GenCon simply paled
in comparison.
>You're a hard one to catch, Don.
Is that what you meant?
Bufford L. Hatchett
Twister wrote:
> Bob Fibonacci <art...@ipeiot.com> wrote:
> >Twister wrote:
> >> Haakon Lugiesson <lug...@aix.telia.se> wrote:
>
> >> >Anybody who closed Wolski's is okay in my book.
>
> >> How in the hell did you know I have an I CLOSED WOLSKI'S
> >> bumpersticker on my truck?
>
> >Maybe they have a Wolski's in Sweden too? Whatever a Wolski's
> >is, I mean.
>
> Famous Milwaukee watering hole that hands out the aforementioned
> stickers--or used to--at closing time. And I'm quite certain there's only
> one tastelessly decadent tavern of that name on this planet.
How about Club Garibaldi on Superior St. just south of the Hoan
Bridge? Funny thing is that it was a big hangout for the Serbs
who didn't want to drive all the way to Serb Hall: some guy who
looked like Marshal Tito's dad talked me into drinking my first
(and last) shot of slivovitz there.
---
Just trying to help,
Bufford L. Hatchett
Tim Poston
The Prince of Lies (p...@ix.netcom.com) wrote:
: Has anybody mentioned the Safe House? Or Major Goolsby's?
No.
Be our guest.
____________________________________________________________________________
Tim Poston Institute of Systems Science, National University of Singapore
A billion dollars here, a billion dollars there,
and pretty soon you're talking Orbital Yen.
Brian Z. Ring
I suppose that an overweight guy in a cheesehead hat should be the
official mascot of the 2008 Milwaukee Olympics, but I think careful
consideration should be given to a large contaminated State Fair
creampuff (anyone else remember the State Fair of err 1979?). To make
it more up to date, the contamination could be cryptosporidium. Just a
thought.
a devoted expatriate
Eric McCann
q wrote:
>
> MILWAUKEE IN 2008!!!!
>
> Cape Town will most likely host the 2004 Olympics, so it's time for
> Milwaukee to gear up it's bid for 2008. Who's with me?
>
And where would you have them held? West Allis? I don't think the
Summerfest grounds are big enough, though the lake'll do the water
events nicely.
If they did go to Milwaukee, though, I'd be glad... it'd just give me
another reason to visit "home." =]
-EGM, transplanted Milwaukeean. (OK, Oak Creek-ian, but it's still
Milwaukee Co.)