FB: Minnesota Intercollegiate Athletic Conference

[OzJohnnie]

Oh NOOOOooooooes.

I just showed the video to #1 and she said, quote, "Why is this funny?  It's just normal hair."

So, my question: Do I put her in the convent now or is it already too late?

Did you have the volume turned off?  Might also have to explain a few jokes concerning Edina and St. Thomas Academy I suppose.

Maybe it's just me, an old fogie that appreciates short, well-trimmed hair.  Manscaping, dandy-locks, flow...  These are all things to be ridiculed and looked down upon.  Mrs Oz shares my perspective and chuckled quietly as she watched (the coach with one wing getting the best laugh/gasp/OMG).  The girls, however, seem to appreciate the unbridled wildness of a primped up dandy waving his locks like he's in a Preen commercial audition.  I just find myself at a loss because of this war and that lying son of a bitch Johnson!

[OzJohnnie]

The Fargo TV show is on and the wife stopped as she was flicking by. She really enjoyed the show and watched it all when it first played but I didn't enjoy it or watch beyond the second episode. What's the opinion of those here?  Hit or miss?

[Johnnie Red]

Nice article in the Norwood Young America Times this past week about the history of the Stiftungsfest hamburger creator. The burger was developed by Bernie Petterson, owner of the Young America Meat Market, and his friend Jake Thomas. The burger made its first appearance at the "free" dances on Sunday and Friday nights in 1952. The free dance stopped happening and the burgers came to be known as the famous Stiftungsfest hamburgers, sold at the Stiftungsfest celebration.

[57Johnnie]

Nice article in the Norwood Young America Times this past week about the history of the Stiftungsfest hamburger creator. The burger was developed by Bernie Petterson, owner of the Young America Meat Market, and his friend Jake Thomas. The burger made its first appearance at the "free" dances on Sunday and Friday nights in 1952. The free dance stopped happening and the burgers came to be known as the famous Stiftungsfest hamburgers, sold at the Stiftungsfest celebration.

Great Minnesota and American heroes along with Jay Hormel 

[BDB]

Not sure about Jay, but the old man George A. Hormel used to check the creek on the downside of the plant in Austin to see if there was any sign of the hogs not being used 100%.

Therefore the saying: "The only part of the pig that's not used is the squeal!"

And for you non-Austinites, it's not "hor-MEL", It's Hormelz. 

[57Johnnie]

Not sure about Jay, but the old man George A. Hormel used to check the creek on the downside of the plant in Austin to see if there was any sign of the hogs not being used 100%.

Therefore the saying: "The only part of the pig that's not used is the squeal!"

And for you non-Austinites, it's not "WHORE-mel", It's Hormelz. 

....... But Jay invented SPAM   

.... so I 'be been told

[finsleft]

Nice article in the Norwood Young America Times this past week about the history of the Stiftungsfest hamburger creator. The burger was developed by Bernie Petterson, owner of the Young America Meat Market, and his friend Jake Thomas. The burger made its first appearance at the "free" dances on Sunday and Friday nights in 1952. The free dance stopped happening and the burgers came to be known as the famous Stiftungsfest hamburgers, sold at the Stiftungsfest celebration.

And here it is for your reading enjoyment...
http://sunpatriot.com/2015/03/10/history-of-stuftungsfest-hamburger-creator-meat-market/

Hi guys! What's new?

[BDB]

Considering we've been talking Hamm's, Spam, Stiftungfest Burgers and hockey hair, I'd have to say not too much. 

[OzJohnnie]

Hey, fins, it's been a while.  Good to see you drop in.

[sjusection105]

Hi guys! What's new?

Well, AO's Northwestern Eagles knocked the Tomcats out of the BB tourney.
Yea and we had a lively discussion about farm permits, driving illegally while not on farm business while 15 years old and drinking one of the old man's Pfeiffer's

[finsleft]

Considering we've been talking Hamm's, Spam, Stiftungfest Burgers and hockey hair, I'd have to say not too much. 

Fins' Wheelhouse

[finsleft]

Hi guys! What's new?

Well, AO's Northwestern Eagles knocked the Tomcats out of the BB tourney.
Yea and we had a lively discussion about farm permits, driving illegally while not on farm business while 15 years old and drinking one of the old man's Pfeiffer's

And nothing about the guys who purchase new Rangers, etc. for "farm use"? Or the guys ahead of me in line at the Fleet Farm with cart loads of items...tax free: "farm use"
Aw hell, it's almost football season...let me fling some vitamin K around just for the heck of it.

[DuffMan]

My 4 quarts of oil is always for farm use.

[sjusection105]

Buy 2-4D for lawn spray (2.5 gal. jug or larger) at Cenex,that will qualify for farm use as well 

[BDB]

Duff and 105: Gentlemen farmers.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=umS3XM3xAPk