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Re: Signs you are getting old

Posted: May 4 18, 10:15 am
by tlombard
This is actually happening tomorrow. If anybody is bored tomorrow night, come up to Time Out at 4140 Gravois and take a shot at winning this trophy. Rumor has it that the bar may also be tossing in a free bottle of liquor to the winner to sweeten the pot a little more as well. Tournament will start about 8 or so.

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Re: Signs you are getting old

Posted: May 17 18, 3:18 pm
by letsgocards89
When you're at teh Baseball Hall of Fame watching a video of THE game 6 and some 10-ish year old in front of you says to his dad, "Pujols used to play for the Cardinals?"

UGH

Re: Signs you are getting old

Posted: May 29 18, 10:07 am
by tlombard
I fell on my butt Sunday and am still not fully recovered. I think I might have come pretty close to breaking my tailbone but luckily I didn't, just bruised I guess.

My mom's husband has a cabin down on the Bourbeuse River and I spent the long weekend down there with them and some other people. It was a lot of fun except for the part Sunday afternoon when two young girls wanted to kayak and struggled. Things ended up with one of them tipped over and their mom trying to help her get to safety (the girls had life jackets on). Long story short one second I was standing up on the ramp and the next both of my feet slipped out from under me at the same time and I went straight down, landing on my tailbone in a sitting position on the concrete. At the time I really thought I broke my tailbone but thankfully I didn't. The people who saw it kept asking if I was really OK over and over the rest of the night because they didn't believe I didn't hurt myself worse.

Sitting was a bit uncomfortable for a bit but after a few hours the only issue was the act of sitting down or standing up. Sitting is fine. Standing and moving around are fine. That transition is still a bit uncomfortable though. Thankfully today is a lot better than yesterday. Once I got home, took a shower and spent the rest of the evening laying on the couch things got a lot better.

Much better today than even yesterday so hopefully I'll be all ready to go for the company golf tournament on Saturday!

Re: Signs you are getting old

Posted: May 30 18, 1:27 pm
by Sutter'sBeard
Just now I opened a can of diet coke. When I sat it down on my desk, there was another can already there that I opened no more than 5 minutes ago. I think I had taken one drink from it. Guess I could blame the aspartame instead of aging.

Re: Signs you are getting old

Posted: May 30 18, 3:40 pm
by tlombard
I'm in the same spot but at least I didn't open the second bottle. I bought another one with lunch and when I got back to my desk, the one from this morning was still 3/4 full.

Re: Signs you are getting old

Posted: June 4 18, 9:12 am
by GeddyWrox
Wrox Jr #1 drove on the streets of our town for the very first time this weekend. He didn't kill anyone, and the car is still in one piece.

Damn I'm getting old.

Re: Signs you are getting old

Posted: June 4 18, 7:19 pm
by JCShutout
The Cardinals just drafted someone born in 2000 y'all. 2000.

Re: Signs you are getting old

Posted: June 4 18, 8:08 pm
by Joe Shlabotnik
JCShutout wrote:The Cardinals just drafted someone born in 2000 y'all. 2000.
Tell me about it. My last child just graduated high school (born in 2000) and there are three rug rats that come to this house and call me 'grandpa'. I still ask them 'Who's that?!?'

Re: Signs you are getting old

Posted: June 4 18, 8:16 pm
by Tim
FAU has an outfielder with the last name Conine.


It's Jeff Conine's kid.

Re: Signs you are getting old

Posted: June 4 18, 8:42 pm
by Joe Shlabotnik
Tim wrote:FAU has an outfielder with the last name Conine.


It's Jeff Conine's kid.
On the same tack - was the #1 pick a relative of Johnny Mize?