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RE: Beans, Bullets and Black Oil :: Lowpe (J) vs obvert (A)

Posted: Thu Mar 16, 2017 8:57 am
by dave sindel
ORIGINAL: Canoerebel

I only know the answer to the first question: "V" is for Victory.

As for the other two, I haven't a clue.

As a freshman at the University of Georgia in 1979, I went on a date with a Georgia Tech coed in Atlanta. She mentioned that she'd recently attended the World Series in Cleveland. I was skeptical and said, "I don't think Cleveland has been in the World Series since the '40s." She gave me a withering look and said, "I meant the World Series of Rock and Roll."

Whatever that is.

From Google - "The World Series of Rock was a recurring, day-long multi-act summer rock concert held at Cleveland Stadium in Cleveland, Ohio from 1974 through 1980."

I grew up in Ohio, but was living in Chicago during this period. I vaguely remember it though.

RE: Beans, Bullets and Black Oil :: Lowpe (J) vs obvert (A)

Posted: Thu Mar 16, 2017 9:07 am
by Encircled
"Get wrecked" is my eight and nine years old current favourite.

And no, I have no idea what it means either

RE: Beans, Bullets and Black Oil :: Lowpe (J) vs obvert (A)

Posted: Thu Mar 16, 2017 10:32 am
by zuluhour
On the title thing, good choice, I for one would have been .....tempted.
On the tribute thing, I really like 40s style and music. I see it as a pioneering era in both. In so far as
the women are concerned, very well conceived idea, their part in the war was special. I would like to see an
AAR written from the correspondent's point of view. Information from the news papers of the time are rich to say the least.
While helping my daughter with her first high school research paper on the great Baltimore fire, I became
very distracted at the Enoch Pratt Library reading news from the 40s.



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RE: Beans, Bullets and Black Oil :: Lowpe (J) vs obvert (A)

Posted: Thu Mar 16, 2017 10:40 am
by Xargun
ORIGINAL: dave sindel

ORIGINAL: Canoerebel

I only know the answer to the first question: "V" is for Victory.

As for the other two, I haven't a clue.

As a freshman at the University of Georgia in 1979, I went on a date with a Georgia Tech coed in Atlanta. She mentioned that she'd recently attended the World Series in Cleveland. I was skeptical and said, "I don't think Cleveland has been in the World Series since the '40s." She gave me a withering look and said, "I meant the World Series of Rock and Roll."

Whatever that is.

From Google - "The World Series of Rock was a recurring, day-long multi-act summer rock concert held at Cleveland Stadium in Cleveland, Ohio from 1974 through 1980."

I grew up in Ohio, but was living in Chicago during this period. I vaguely remember it though.

Have lived in Ohio my entire life and have never heard of this. I even lived most of my life about an hour from Cleveland.

RE: Beans, Bullets and Black Oil :: Lowpe (J) vs obvert (A)

Posted: Thu Mar 16, 2017 10:41 am
by Xargun
ORIGINAL: Encircled

"Get wrecked" is my eight and nine years old current favourite.

And no, I have no idea what it means either

That's because you are spelling it wrong [:D] According to my 10-year old you spell it REKT. I have a small inkling or what it means, but the meaning seems to change every time I think I know it.

RE: Beans, Bullets and Black Oil :: Lowpe (J) vs obvert (A)

Posted: Thu Mar 16, 2017 10:47 am
by Lokasenna
ORIGINAL: Xargun

ORIGINAL: Encircled

"Get wrecked" is my eight and nine years old current favourite.

And no, I have no idea what it means either

That's because you are spelling it wrong [:D] According to my 10-year old you spell it REKT. I have a small inkling or what it means, but the meaning seems to change every time I think I know it.

To get wrecked... To get pwned... To get owned.

In short, to get wrecked is to lose very badly. Decisively.

RE: Beans, Bullets and Black Oil :: Lowpe (J) vs obvert (A)

Posted: Thu Mar 16, 2017 10:48 am
by Lokasenna
ORIGINAL: Canoerebel

I only know the answer to the first question: "V" is for Victory.

As for the other two, I haven't a clue.

As a freshman at the University of Georgia in 1979, I went on a date with a Georgia Tech coed in Atlanta. She mentioned that she'd recently attended the World Series in Cleveland. I was skeptical and said, "I don't think Cleveland has been in the World Series since the '40s." She gave me a withering look and said, "I meant the World Series of Rock and Roll."

Whatever that is.

An oh-fer!

V is for very. As in "v busy." It's not...elegant.

RE: Beans, Bullets and Black Oil :: Lowpe (J) vs obvert (A)

Posted: Thu Mar 16, 2017 10:49 am
by zuluhour
ORIGINAL: Lokasenna

ORIGINAL: Xargun

ORIGINAL: Encircled

"Get wrecked" is my eight and nine years old current favourite.

And no, I have no idea what it means either

That's because you are spelling it wrong [:D] According to my 10-year old you spell it REKT. I have a small inkling or what it means, but the meaning seems to change every time I think I know it.

To get wrecked... To get pwned... To get owned.

In short, to get wrecked is to lose very badly. Decisively.
To get wrecked... To get pwned... To get owned. In short, to get wrecked is to lose very badly. Decisively.




I resemble that remark

RE: Beans, Bullets and Black Oil :: Lowpe (J) vs obvert (A)

Posted: Thu Mar 16, 2017 11:25 am
by Encircled
That's because you are spelling it wrong According to my 10-year old you spell it REKT. I have a small inkling or what it means, but the meaning seems to change every time I think I know it.

My communication channels with my kids have now been reopened [&o]

RE: Beans, Bullets and Black Oil :: Lowpe (J) vs obvert (A)

Posted: Thu Mar 16, 2017 11:26 am
by Encircled
Mind you, whenever they ask me something and I want to confuse them, I just say

"That a negative on that trajectory Ben (or Sammy)"

RE: Beans, Bullets and Black Oil :: Lowpe (J) vs obvert (A)

Posted: Thu Mar 16, 2017 11:43 am
by Xargun
ORIGINAL: Encircled

Mind you, whenever they ask me something and I want to confuse them, I just say

"That a negative on that trajectory Ben (or Sammy)"

That only works until you educate them on the classic movies from the 80's... Something I'm slowly doing with my son as he gets older. Current target is Indiana Jones movies.. then probably Young Guns. Spaceballs, Princess Bride, Star Wars and Monty Python's Holy Grail already indoctrinated.

RE: Beans, Bullets and Black Oil :: Lowpe (J) vs obvert (A)

Posted: Thu Mar 16, 2017 11:58 am
by dave sindel
ORIGINAL: Xargun

ORIGINAL: dave sindel

ORIGINAL: Canoerebel

I only know the answer to the first question: "V" is for Victory.

As for the other two, I haven't a clue.

As a freshman at the University of Georgia in 1979, I went on a date with a Georgia Tech coed in Atlanta. She mentioned that she'd recently attended the World Series in Cleveland. I was skeptical and said, "I don't think Cleveland has been in the World Series since the '40s." She gave me a withering look and said, "I meant the World Series of Rock and Roll."

Whatever that is.

From Google - "The World Series of Rock was a recurring, day-long multi-act summer rock concert held at Cleveland Stadium in Cleveland, Ohio from 1974 through 1980."

I grew up in Ohio, but was living in Chicago during this period. I vaguely remember it though.

Have lived in Ohio my entire life and have never heard of this. I even lived most of my life about an hour from Cleveland.

Interesting. In August 1977 I went to the "Super Bowl of Rock" show at Soldier Field in Chicago. UFO, Rick Derringer, Bob Seger, and the headliner was Peter Frampton.

RE: Beans, Bullets and Black Oil :: Lowpe (J) vs obvert (A)

Posted: Thu Mar 16, 2017 12:02 pm
by Encircled
That only works until you educate them on the classic movies from the 80's... Something I'm slowly doing with my son as he gets older. Current target is Indiana Jones movies.. then probably Young Guns. Spaceballs, Princess Bride, Star Wars and Monty Python's Holy Grail already indoctrinated.

Well, I started them on Star Wars which is a start.

They didn't like Big or Airplane. I'm very tempted to disown them for that, but I'll cut them some slack!

RE: Beans, Bullets and Black Oil :: Lowpe (J) vs obvert (A)

Posted: Thu Mar 16, 2017 12:18 pm
by Lokasenna
ORIGINAL: Encircled
That only works until you educate them on the classic movies from the 80's... Something I'm slowly doing with my son as he gets older. Current target is Indiana Jones movies.. then probably Young Guns. Spaceballs, Princess Bride, Star Wars and Monty Python's Holy Grail already indoctrinated.

Well, I started them on Star Wars which is a start.

They didn't like Big or Airplane. I'm very tempted to disown them for that, but I'll cut them some slack!

To be fair, Big is very bland. I find it...annoying.

Airplane!, on the other hand... a truly seminal moment in film comedy.

RE: Beans, Bullets and Black Oil :: Lowpe (J) vs obvert (A)

Posted: Thu Mar 16, 2017 1:02 pm
by Sardaukar
ORIGINAL: Lokasenna

ORIGINAL: Encircled
That only works until you educate them on the classic movies from the 80's... Something I'm slowly doing with my son as he gets older. Current target is Indiana Jones movies.. then probably Young Guns. Spaceballs, Princess Bride, Star Wars and Monty Python's Holy Grail already indoctrinated.

Well, I started them on Star Wars which is a start.

They didn't like Big or Airplane. I'm very tempted to disown them for that, but I'll cut them some slack!

To be fair, Big is very bland. I find it...annoying.

Airplane!, on the other hand... a truly seminal moment in film comedy.

Especially the autopilot...[:'(][:D]

RE: Beans, Bullets and Black Oil :: Lowpe (J) vs obvert (A)

Posted: Thu Mar 16, 2017 1:07 pm
by Lokasenna
ORIGINAL: Sardaukar

ORIGINAL: Lokasenna

ORIGINAL: Encircled



Well, I started them on Star Wars which is a start.

They didn't like Big or Airplane. I'm very tempted to disown them for that, but I'll cut them some slack!

To be fair, Big is very bland. I find it...annoying.

Airplane!, on the other hand... a truly seminal moment in film comedy.

Especially the autopilot...[:'(][:D]

I knew somebody would go there.

RE: Beans, Bullets and Black Oil :: Lowpe (J) vs obvert (A)

Posted: Thu Mar 16, 2017 1:17 pm
by mind_messing
ORIGINAL: Lokasenna

ORIGINAL: Sardaukar

ORIGINAL: Lokasenna




To be fair, Big is very bland. I find it...annoying.

Airplane!, on the other hand... a truly seminal moment in film comedy.

Especially the autopilot...[:'(][:D]

I knew somebody would go there.

I'm convinced that my pilots are traumatised from flying over Macho Grande...

RE: Beans, Bullets and Black Oil :: Lowpe (J) vs obvert (A)

Posted: Thu Mar 16, 2017 2:01 pm
by witpqs
Over Macho Grande?

RE: Beans, Bullets and Black Oil :: Lowpe (J) vs obvert (A)

Posted: Thu Mar 16, 2017 2:13 pm
by ny59giants
Any Mel Brooks movie needs to be added to list.

RE: Beans, Bullets and Black Oil :: Lowpe (J) vs obvert (A)

Posted: Thu Mar 16, 2017 2:30 pm
by Xargun
ORIGINAL: ny59giants

Any Mel Brooks movie needs to be added to list.

Spaceballs is Mel.. Airplane is a bit to adult for my son. Not sure he would get 3/4 of the jokes. Maybe when he's a bit older he may get more of them. or maybe I'm just hoping he's more innocent than he really is.