" Barreled in"

Doug · Jan 6, 2005

I'm loving this phrase, more every day. I used it on my bitchy wife. Something like " I have to mail off these bills before, we get barreled in with snow" It seemed to be understood.

It wasn't questioned. I try to use the phrase in conversation when possible.

I can imagine a "seinfeld" eposisode with "Kramer" saying to "Jerry" " I'm barreled in, Jerry" If that happenned "barreled in" would be like "yada, yada"

This "barreled in" is the next big catch phrase. I envision T-shirts with the slogan.

This is huge !

Doug

jjgold · Jan 6, 2005

We all use it in Northeast but strictly a gambling/financial term.

Its funny, if you listen to conversations around here and someone is talking about someone else you hear them say "Danny is barreled in, ect

(Danny a gambler)

NickyDeuces · Jan 6, 2005

Waiting on the book, "Barreled in. The JJ Gold Story."

excerpt...

"Had Nets under last night. Game goes to triple OT, lose by a point. This morning I pressed the deal on a hot tip from an Insider Sharp, betting Big Sal in the Deli Two Big Ones on ODU...the two big ones ended up being my legs....

Fishhead · Jan 6, 2005

Have found myself using this term more and more in my daily vocabulary.

blueedwards · Jan 6, 2005

i don't say it at all but, i think it quite a bit.

blueedwards · Jan 6, 2005

HateTheRiverCard · Jan 6, 2005

Blue... I like this one better

blueedwards · Jan 6, 2005

its like the ying and yang of barrells...one evil, the other good.

D2bets · Jan 6, 2005

I'm feeling barrelled in today, but it's got nothing to do with gambling. It's all the damn white powder. No, not that either. I'm sure blue can relate. :raining:

blueedwards · Jan 6, 2005

D2bets said:
I'm feeling barrelled in today, but it's got nothing to do with gambling. It's all the damn white powder. No, not that either. I'm sure blue can relate. :raining:

its days like today that really get me seriously considering a move south. carolina...maybe arizona. the day i can throw the snow blower in the garbage will be a good day.

lander · Jan 6, 2005

What are you guys getting? We're getting a nice ever-changing combo of rain turning to freezing rain turning to sleet. I wish the temperature would either go down 2 degrees or up 2 and stay there, it's been going up and down more than Dicky's wife in the back room on a bar.

blueedwards · Jan 6, 2005

8-12 inches in chicago. wet, heavy snow too...really nice. if i was 10 years old, this would be awesome...snowball fights, sledding until you're so cold you stop speaking english. now its just a huge pain in the ass.

D2bets · Jan 6, 2005

I don't even own a snow blower anymore. I leave that to the snowblowing professionals at $20 a pop...of course it doesn't much help when they don't come when they're supposed to (dammit!) and I'm forced to plow my car through the mess to get out. :smoker2:

lander · Jan 6, 2005

That's what we call heart-attack weather up here. A good number of men have heart-attacks while shoveling their driveways, especially after dinner.

blueedwards · Jan 6, 2005

D2bets said:
I don't even own a snow blower anymore. I leave that to the snowblowing professionals at $20 a pop...of course it doesn't much help when they don't come when they're supposed to (dammit!) and I'm forced to plow my car through the mess to get out. :smoker2:

must be nice...someday, i hope to hit 60% on my wagers so i can have someone else clear my driveway.

TheGeneral+ · Jan 6, 2005

When the snow stopped here, there were all kinds of people walking up and down the streets looking to shovel snow for a small Bone.

WorldRunner · Jan 6, 2005

blue edwards said:
must be nice...someday, i hope to hit 60% on my wagers so i can have someone else clear my driveway.

Get into a condo/townhome.
Edit: Of course I'm paying $100/month and it doesn't get done @ the best times. Lots of times I have to sand the stairs, etc myself. But it gets done the next day.

Lawn always gets mowed in a timely manner. No way I'm mowing...ever.

D2bets · Jan 6, 2005

blue edwards said:
must be nice...someday, i hope to hit 60% on my wagers so i can have someone else clear my driveway.

I would never hit 60%. No need to. Just hit 54-55% betting big with reduced juice. :dancefool

blueedwards · Jan 6, 2005

WorldRunner said:
Get into a condo/townhome.
Edit: Of course I'm paying $100/month and it doesn't get done @ the best times. Lots of times I have to sand the stairs, etc myself. But it gets done the next day.

Lawn always gets mowed in a timely manner. No way I'm mowing...ever.

i am recently married and we're expecting a kid...i need a house. gotta have a back yard for the kids. i don't mind cutting the grass at all...i actually kinda like it. but, this snow is for the birds.

jeffksu · Jan 6, 2005

D2Bets...sounds like you are rollin.....Blue sounds as though you may be barreled in...wow...8 to 12 inches calls for a move to the south and west...not many days here in vegas do we get barreled in....i kind of like it "barreled in"""'well gotta go i'm gonna get barreled out if i don't get busy...take care jeffksu