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06/25/08 12:35 PM #534    

Chris Wallace

Yep, first hole at Westpark. Classic moment. Guy's out there cooking out some burgers, and Phil slices his shot right into the guy's plate and the burgers fall all over the place!! Phil just casually walks up and says "Sorry." The look on the guy's face was priceless....

Joe, do we need to bring up your "wildabeast" story from playing golf at Myrtle Beach??

06/25/08 01:55 PM #535    

Brady Chapman

Such times are not to be spoken of.


Rodney King!!!!!

06/25/08 03:04 PM #536    

Brendhan Pelot (Pelot)

I've got a question, what is up with nobody from the reunion committee ever posting to this board?

06/26/08 12:07 AM #537    

Chris Colson

yeah, where are the party girls? all that time to get it going ..Heather, Tamara, Kerri, and Mindy where oh where fore art thou? leave it to you Brendhan!

06/26/08 07:36 AM #538    

Joe Mullins

I don't think Phil even said "sorry" .. I think he just asked where his ball was ... classic.

And we don't ever need to bring up any Myrtle beach stories!

... although the image of what .. 20 guys .. hung over or still drunk playing TDO on a public course ... another classic moment in golf history. Who was the guy that just gave up and played the back 9 sans pants?

06/26/08 10:23 AM #539    

Brady Chapman

That had to have been Blake.

Im not sure, but I think that was the same year that another guy from MWC passed out int he golf cart and we left him at the course.

I AM sure that Walter was winning that tournament on the second day, but was so hammered he passed out in the golf cart around the 11th hole.

06/26/08 10:37 AM #540    

Walter Yarbrough

Driving said golf cart to the immaculate clubhouse and puking my guts out in the marble bathroom while some old southern gentleman tried to take a piss . . . at about 10:30 in the morning, give or take? Yeah:

06/26/08 11:27 AM #541    

Brady Chapman

Good times Walt. Good times.

06/26/08 12:06 PM #542    

Chris Wallace

Walt just crawled up to the 9th or 10th hole, curled into fetal position, and passed out. Yep, he was pretty much that guy in the picture!

It had to have been Scott Ross, Brady!

06/26/08 12:31 PM #543    

Brady Chapman

Kind of scary that there is more than one option.

06/27/08 07:37 AM #544    

Joe Mullins

It was Scott Ross .. the man, the legend .. the guy with no pants!

06/27/08 09:42 AM #545    

Chris Wallace

Brendhan:
Have you purchased/dl'd the new Motley Crue CD?? I heard "Saints of Los Angeles" yesterday on Howard...sounded pretty good....if you like CRAPPY MUSIC!! Kidding, it actually did sound pretty decent.

06/27/08 11:01 AM #546    

Brendhan Pelot (Pelot)

Chris, nah I haven't bought anything by Motley Crue in over 10 years (and probaly won't). I still throw on Shout at the Devil and Too Fast For Love occasionally though. I also still regularly listen to Megadeth, Metallica, Iron Maiden, Judas Priest and The Cult. What can I say, once a metalhead, always a metalhead. :-)

06/27/08 11:30 AM #547    

Keith Barrack

metal
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06/27/08 11:40 AM #548    

Chris Colson

METAL, Keith you always made me laugh man. Hey, you remember that middle of the night, back door, dog barking thing? just gotta say I'm sorry. I used to be a real ass when I was tired. Enjoy those rides ...one day I want one, right now I just like 'em long, low, loud and cooool the 18 wheelers that is. Do you ever check ou trick my truck on CMT?

06/27/08 01:48 PM #549    

Walter Yarbrough

"Heavy metal and mullets it's how we were raised. Maiden and priest were the gods that we praised."


06/27/08 02:41 PM #550    

Chris Wallace

Walt seriously, do you own STOCK in YouTube or something???

06/27/08 03:05 PM #551    

Walter Yarbrough

I just like to link!

06/27/08 04:42 PM #552    

Brian Cross

It's ok Walt, I like most of your links and envy your mad image embedding skillz. But we're your friends here and we're getting a little worried for you. Excessive linking is a slippery slope to a completely virtual life, which may be afflicting some of the people in your industry (I'm guessing). Fortunately, it's a treatable disorder, and the first step to recovery is admitting you have a problem. I'm a recovering link-a-holic myself, and having three or four Internet access devices within 50 feet of me at home is a constant temptation. My Blackberry has been my primary drug from 6:15am till 11:45pm, since 2001. Keeping it under control is a daily struggle.

Seriously though, you wouldn't believe the grief from end users we got when one of my programs was mandated to block Youtube and Myspace across the National Guard's enterprise network last year, for security purposes but I'm sure that lack of productivity was also a consideration. We also got a complaint from a Colonel in a Southern state demanding that we unblock the Hooters web site because he thought it was essential to his job to make reservations there to wine and dine potential recruits - um, ok, whatever.

06/27/08 05:40 PM #553    

Walter Yarbrough

One of my better friends at the studio I just left was a senior character artist.

He quite often searched the internet for 'Nude Character reference material'

Was fun getting those links from him.

And yes, I can try to go a few posts without a link . . .

06/27/08 09:26 PM #554    

Brendhan Pelot (Pelot)

Don't do it Walt! Don't fight the beast....he's hungry, feed him!!! :-) Lest anyone think that Megadeth isn't still making awesome music...


06/30/08 10:25 AM #555    

Molly Hardison (Rutherford)

I am so technology ignorant. I have no idea how to post a link on here, much less a Youtube link. The thought of having a blackberry nauseates me. Why would anyone want to be that available? I'm scarred from carrying a pager I guess.

Last year, I nearly got kicked off a message board, b/c I didn't know about the term "spoiler," and I totally ruined an episode of the Wire for a bunch of people. Luckily, that message board was anonymous and I can go back on with a different name.

Walt, will you find something for me? Some dude on ESPN radio ranted about UVA's football program last year. The program was called The Herd, and he blasted UVA...HILARIOUS in my opinion. He called them a bunch of "brie cheese eating, zima drinking wussies...or somethin like that. Thanks.

06/30/08 11:02 AM #556    

Wendy Cubbison (Huybrechts)

Molly - There's a link on this site to listen to the rant: http://www.davidcatalano.com/eklektos/2006/06/uva_ripped_a_new_one_by_colin_cowherd.htm

Walt - You're turning into the resident Sherlock Holmes. :)

Everyone - I sent a group email over the weekend asking everyone to submit their information for the Class Directory. I usually get cc'd on those messages but never received it. Did any of you? Anyway, I need everyone to submit their info. The reunion is just around the corner (just over six weeks away!) and I need time to prepare the books. The deadline is 25 July. See "Class Directory" on the left sidebar. Don't be left out! Also, if you haven't registered for the reunion, please do so soon. The deadline is 1 August.

Thanks!

06/30/08 11:24 AM #557    

Keith Barrack

I like the hyper links, keep em coming walt!

Chris C, yeah, lol, I remember the break in well. I think Kim and I were already on Rocky ground. I think she was less impressed with me after prom when I had my neighbors Saab and I decided to Impress Monroe with it's awesome Turbo over drive, which *typically* kicks in around 70mph, that is....when you AREN'T in gear drive 2.

So, attempt #2 gear check...2nd gear? negative, Drive gear. Roger, engage acceleration...brace yourselves.

Pushing the car well over 100+ with Monroe, Kim and Wendy Barron in the car, it overheated pretty badly.

So, I think I spent the entire evening of Christine Phoelman's after prom party staring at an overheated, smokey Saab wondering how I would explain to my neighbor that I blew up his car (which actually turned out to be just fine after it eventually cooled down).

Kim tried to ease my mind some, but I also knew she wasn't too impressed with going as dangerously fast with as little driving experience as I had at that time in the first place. She was a trooper though, she sat by my side on somebody else's car hood as we stared at the smoldering Saab as if this was somehow going to fix it, all while a good times party was several yards away.

Anyway, a week later I was drunk at a party in Middleburg and me and Chris Arra were discussing that I felt the relationship was going down hill. At which point he said *dude, you gotha go shhthee her right nao man, like, throw thum rocksh at her winodow or thumthin*

I agreed, this was a most valiant attempt at romance and I think I saw it work in a movie once.

Upon our final arrival to Leesburg after further consuming more beers and illegal substances, my total inability to hit a window with a rock in my condition led me to crawling through the back door doggie door.

Your room was like right across from the dog door and Kim was waay upstairs and it was far too risky to try and get to her room, so I thought I would recruit you to do my bidding and go wake her to meet me. I know I *thought* I was whispering to you but when you're drunk a whisper is some how amplified by 4-5db, which startled the dog upstairs, which woke your dad, who wasn't the Kim I expected to see as I staggered about in the basement.

Kudo's to your dad though, seriously, anything short of pointing a gun at me or at least calling the cops is far more tolerance then I think I am capable of if and when I am faced with a similar situation concerning my daughter.

And that pretty much sealed the coffin in that relationship haha

HI KIM /wave

06/30/08 01:15 PM #558    

Molly Hardison (Rutherford)

Awesome story Keith. Hilarious.

Call your friend Lisa...she's in Leesburg...and tell her to do her freakin profile.

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