WagerStreet Bob

lander · Feb 15, 2004

Can you tell your French Candien clerks to answer the chat, eh?

I know there are important thing to do like sob over the Nordiques moving a decade ago or raid Tim Hortons, but I have a serious question about the Redneck matchups (Nascar).

Thanks.

[This message was edited by lander on February 15, 2004 at 12:27 PM.]

lander · Feb 15, 2004

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Bob,
Are you there? Unless Blue Edwards drug your entire office out to the Sunday morning church-athon, I don't understand why your team is MIA.

Jazz · Feb 15, 2004

Based on my past experience at Wagerstreet, Sunday was a very hit-n-miss day for them - they often came in late. I'm assuming that's what's going on here.

lander · Feb 15, 2004

Jazz,
The rednecks are starting in an hour

Jazz · Feb 15, 2004

lol - well, sir, that's what you get for gambling at Canadian books

lander · Feb 15, 2004

no kidding.

I bet Bobbo would have made in on time if that stupid Indy race in Toronto with all the faggy Canuck and European drives was going off in an hour ..

or if that goofy Weir guy was teeing off

Jazz · Feb 15, 2004

Weird, ain't it???

At SIA, before I was booted for winning 'too much', I was convinced they were distilling moonshine from potatoes, based on their customer service. And both books operate on the same Indian reservation up there, maybe the Wag crew is over there having an early Sunday liquid brunch.

lander · Feb 15, 2004

Do Canadians call Canadian whiskey Candian whiskey or just whiskey (like Philly just calls the Philly Cheesesteak a cheesesteak)?

TTinCO · Feb 15, 2004

Who beats who in this silly race?

lander · Feb 15, 2004

Bob - I emailed you my question.

I'm just going to bet it somewhere else, because I have to go before the redneck previews start on FOX - seeing 100,000 imbreds in one place makes nauseous (it reminds me of Willy's family reunion).

Jazz · Feb 15, 2004

beats me, TT, I'm not into these races even if I do live in Kansas

Lander, I think they just call it whiskey - in most parts of this country, whiskey refers to bourbon, but in far upstate NY it refers almost always to Canadian or rye whiskey, so I imagine it's probably that way ac**** the border.

eh · Feb 15, 2004

Lander,

Canadians call Canadian Whisky RYE, you ask for a rye and ginger aka Crown Royal and Ginger Ale.

btw, best nick name I have heard for WagerStreet BOB is Wager F_U_C_K Bob.... I still laugh when ever I hear it.

lander · Feb 15, 2004

Wow, I love Crown, but all this time I thought it was a bourbon. lol

Good info eh?
Incidently, one of our favorite drinks back in college was the ol' Jack and Ginger - not too far off the rye and ginger.

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