a partial record of the TXT conversations of b1-66er - especially those with Special K ... updated sporadically
17.12.10
because you're too chicken liver
the taste of metal
K: Agreed.
b1: i would've given my left nut to hear her say, "he's such a cold
finger" live.
K: Ba-DAAAAH-dah!
b1: perfect.
K: I'm a fucking awesome communicator.
b1: so much so that you can even do trumpet sounds by TXT. that's
pretty big.
K: QED.
b1: don't speak hebrew to me.
K: לכם!
what's sticky and sweet?
shirt-tail cousins ... and in 1 of the million weirdnesses in my life, i
introduced them.}
b1: this from your cousin. and it's not a joke, he's serious.
*** Danielle Steel's Chocolates. No, it's not her latest book. It's what
I snacked on last night. ***
K: Bizarre.
15.12.10
oh, to re-live greatness cheaply
b1: great. how much? and at the risk of asking the obvious, what's on
it?
K: WS games, 2 NLCS games, 1 bonus disc (postgame, parade, season
highlights, etc). $35.
b1: that's a good deal.
K: It is. $80 list. Not Blu-ray, though.
They did a nice job. Discs are orange. Disc cases are covered in text:
box score, game notes, trivia, etc.
Includes SF radio on alternate audio channel, which is HUGE.
b1: they synch the radio broadcasts with the game?
K: Yes they do.
b1: THAT is cool. how much total listening/viewing time is there?
K: The box says 19 hours, but that's gotta be way low. The games alone
are more than that.
b1: stupid box.
K: I LOVE THE BOX.
b1: and EVERY TIME you watch, the giants win. EVERY TIME.
K: So true. Forever. The WS trophy is about to go on tour.
b1: i think you should figure out how to preserve it...digital isn't
dependable enough...like the constitution...put it in a concrete column
in case of attack.
K: If they put a Giants logo on it, my wife will buy it.
b1: don't blame your obsession on momma K.
K: We share the Giants. But since they won she's gone majorly retail.
wacky pack toys
* lunar rover (in front)
* space catapult (i don't know why when you think "space," you should
think "catapult")
* "space tots" (specifically "astro tot" and "space ape tot")
the catapult "shoots" about 2" beyond the base of the device. this is
*exactly* the kind of toy that my brother would have used once when he
was 5, then spent the following 8 hours making it shoot objects hard
(and far) enough that they could easily go through a window.