The Captain is putting up great numbers this year, no doubt about it. But I get the feeling that too much of his production isn't difference-making.
Talk about First World Problems. But still.
I need a schnitzel to think this over.
Been here for almost two months and have yet to have a beer. Plenty of Jim Beam rye, the only sanely priced rye available, but no beer.
Maybe I should buy some. Certainly before the next day game...which is Sunday, right? I can watch that one.
Eins, zwei, drei, vier.... When will JM have his first beer?
ReplyDeleteThat's some serious Schnitzel right there.
ReplyDeleteAs to the beer, don't worry JM, you're not missing much it's not like the Germans are known for it. :)
I remember reading an interview with Frank Zappa where he said that the beer drinking countries were "war" countries and the wine countries were not known to be as such.
I'm assuming he meant in the 20th Century as wine drinking Italy (Rome) had quite the run as did France under Napoleon. That said, in my experience beer is a much more aggressive "drunk" than wine.
Don't much like either. The Rye sounds good though.
I used to have 'people who had crack addiction issues' work for me. Never had a real problem with them. The dangerous ones were the beer and cheap wine drinkers. They were like walking beakers of nitroglycerine.
DeleteGood looking schnitzel.
ReplyDeleteThat's what she said, Win.
ReplyDeleteShe liked your Weiner Schnitzel
DeleteHe needs a couple of beers with his schnitzel if he thinks Judge is hitting useless home runs
ReplyDelete"walking beakers of nitroglycerine"!!! YIKES!
ReplyDeleteI never would have guessed that crack users are less volatile than alcoholics who prefer rot-gut beer and wine.