Actually that wasn't the original ending but I went for a less angry take. So of course I get called out for it. Fine. No more Mr Nice Monkey
I I played O-40 year-round for 2 years until my knees told me to eff off, so I had to retire for the time being. Plus I'm really a crap player suited mostly for giving someone a breather for 10-15 minutes. I can't imagine being one of those guys who puts in 60-80 minutes on Friday and does it again on Sundays, but I admire the guys that do it. In the winter, there are some guys on Friday Nights at NC who will play an 8:00 game, then change shirts and jump in on a 9:00 game when a team is short on subs. I call them lifesavers. I'm curious as to what NOASA team you play for. I wonder if we know some of the same guys who play O-30 and O-40.
I thought I would too. We also had a couple older players. But when I was still sore on Saturday from last Sunday's game....
I want to say that the Austin chant sheet is the most embarrassingly hurried rush job of a hymnal I've ever seen... ...but I'm LCMS and grew up with the Blue Hymnal.
That's really impressive. People could learn so much around here if they weren't so convinced that we eat babies. Snd I happen to know that the identity of the deepest most informed religious person around here would floor everybody
The green hymnal is why the blue one was so rushed. LCMS was initially involved in the green hymnal project, but the ideological drift between the two synods was starting to get pretty big around this time, so Missouri pulled out. They were in such a hurry to beat the green hymnal to the market (fearing LCMS churches would adopt it) that they rushed the blue hymnal to press.
Sheeeiiit, dog. I was raised ELCA (and whatever it was before that). We look askance at those nutty Missouri Synod nutbars. I won't have my reputation ruined, Sir! Maybe...
BTW, I’ve found two things about the Man in Black wearing black. One was that he said that black was easier to keep clean-looking on long tours; the other (in jest) that it was “slimming.” Am I missing something?
There's a cat named Ed sitting on my lap right now who is 19. Maybe not as spry as he once was but twice as ornery
Funny, I just saw this and thought of this post: (No, it’s not quite historically accurate, and poor image quality.)