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blackthroatedwind 11-07-2006 08:34 AM

Official Suck Up Thread
 
Since, apparantly, this is the morning of " Golly Gee Willikers, So-and-So is just Peachy Keen Great " I thought it would be much easier to just have one thread and fill it with nauseatingly insincere accolades.

On that note, I would like to thank a few kind souls as well. First, there's Carole Stevens, who after making me wait eight minutes for my Ham and Cheese Sandwich failed to give me even one potato chip. Then, there was Harry Jones the mutual clerk, who paid me $623 in 20s. But, finally, there was Bill Kenyon, who made up for all the rest when he replaced the paper roll in the second floor Men's room. Much thanks to that fine, and ( of course ) classy, gentleman, as without him I couldn't dry myself off after Levon Stills pissed on me at the trough.

Carry on.

hoovesupsideyourhead 11-07-2006 08:37 AM

thanks andy , i needed that and thought it was just me ...

Buffymommy 11-07-2006 08:41 AM

I would like to thank my mom and dad for doing the hibby-dibidy...



hee hee.

Coach Pants 11-07-2006 08:43 AM

I'd like to thank Jesus for all those times he's been there for me. He's a top notch guy regardless of what Hank Goldberg says.

MISTERGEE 11-07-2006 09:11 AM

Hes Against Jesus?
 
Goldberg Hates Jesus Too? No Wonder He Has No Devine Handicapping Gems!

philcski 11-07-2006 09:14 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by blackthroatedwind
Since, apparantly, this is the morning of " Golly Gee Willikers, So-and-So is just Peachy Keen Great " I thought it would be much easier to just have one thread and fill it with nauseatingly insincere accolades.

On that note, I would like to thank a few kind souls as well. First, there's Carole Stevens, who after making me wait eight minutes for my Ham and Cheese Sandwich failed to give me even one potato chip. Then, there was Harry Jones the mutual clerk, who paid me $623 in 20s. But, finally, there was Bill Kenyon, who made up for all the rest when he replaced the paper roll in the second floor Men's room. Much thanks to that fine, and ( of course ) classy, gentleman, as without him I couldn't dry myself off after Levon Stills pissed on me at the trough.

Carry on.

My thanks go out to the stewards, who DQ'd me into a trifecta in the Distaff. Your checks are not in the mail.

oracle80 11-07-2006 09:23 AM

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Originally Posted by philcski
My thanks go out to the stewards, who DQ'd me into a trifecta in the Distaff. Your checks are not in the mail.

Yeah John Veitch is an even better steward than he was a trainer in my opinion. He can do no wrong in this corner!!!!

Bystander 11-07-2006 09:29 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by blackthroatedwind
Since, apparantly, this is the morning of " Golly Gee Willikers, So-and-So is just Peachy Keen Great " I thought it would be much easier to just have one thread and fill it with nauseatingly insincere accolades.

On that note, I would like to thank a few kind souls as well. First, there's Carole Stevens, who after making me wait eight minutes for my Ham and Cheese Sandwich failed to give me even one potato chip. Then, there was Harry Jones the mutual clerk, who paid me $623 in 20s. But, finally, there was Bill Kenyon, who made up for all the rest when he replaced the paper roll in the second floor Men's room. Much thanks to that fine, and ( of course ) classy, gentleman, as without him I couldn't dry myself off after Levon Stills pissed on me at the trough.

Carry on.

Wow. Inspirational stuff.

paisjpq 11-07-2006 09:34 AM

good idea andy...I would like to thank the guy who launders my horse blankets. Even though he charges $50 per blanket he does a really nice job removing the hair and dirt and then wraps them up really pretty when he returns them.
I would also like to that the idiot who told me where I have to go to vote today for being wrong and then the nice woman who gave me incorrect directions to the actual voting location.

oracle80 11-07-2006 09:35 AM

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Originally Posted by paisjpq
good idea andy...I would like to thank the guy who launders my horse balnkets. Even though he charges $50 per blanket he does a really nice job removing the hair and dirt and then wraps them up really pretty when he returns them.
I would also like to that the idiot who told me where I have to go to vote today for being wrong and then the nice woman who gave me incorrect directions to the actual voting location.

I got directions at least 6 times in Kentucky and not once were they right. I'm wondering if they saw the Ny Plates and decided to send the New Yorker on a wild goose chase just for kicks.

SentToStud 11-07-2006 09:37 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by blackthroatedwind
Since, apparantly, this is the morning of " Golly Gee Willikers, So-and-So is just Peachy Keen Great " I thought it would be much easier to just have one thread and fill it with nauseatingly insincere accolades.

On that note, I would like to thank a few kind souls as well. First, there's Carole Stevens, who after making me wait eight minutes for my Ham and Cheese Sandwich failed to give me even one potato chip. Then, there was Harry Jones the mutual clerk, who paid me $623 in 20s. But, finally, there was Bill Kenyon, who made up for all the rest when he replaced the paper roll in the second floor Men's room. Much thanks to that fine, and ( of course ) classy, gentleman, as without him I couldn't dry myself off after Levon Stills pissed on me at the trough.

Carry on.

High level stuff....

I am thankful for:

1. You filling us all in on Sense of Style 72 hours later. Would have been rather disappointing otherwise.

2. Andy Beyer needing only to go 2-deep in the FM Turf to find Ouija Board, his only winner from his pre-Cup column.

I am not sure how I feel right now about Levon Stills.

kgar311 11-07-2006 09:39 AM

Shout out to the DHL lady for just delivering my JETS @ Miami tickets for Christmas night! X-mas in South Beach baby!

2MinsToPost 11-07-2006 09:43 AM

Shout out to the only horse that allowed me to cash a flipping ticket at Churchill - Miesque's Approval at juicy odds

blackthroatedwind 11-07-2006 09:55 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by SentToStud
High level stuff....

I am thankful for:

1. You filling us all in on Sense of Style 72 hours later. Would have been rather disappointing otherwise.

2. Andy Beyer needing only to go 2-deep in the FM Turf to find Ouija Board, his only winner from his pre-Cup column.

I am not sure how I feel right now about Levon Stills.

Sense of Style? I think she retired a year ago....and frankly....for that I'm thankful.

A simple perusal of my posts would find my thoughts on Street Sense after the Keeneland race. But, of course, that would require an IQ over 60.

If you had Sirius Radio you could have heard me pick him on Friday ( along with Round Pond and others ). As unfortunately you are, apparently, able to log on to a computer, you should have been able to listen on the ATRAB website, but that would have required being able to tell time. Strike two.

Finally, if you had DirectTV you could have watched the TV show I did where I selected him well before the race. But, that would have required being able to count into three digits as the show was on Channel 626.

Strike three.

oracle80 11-07-2006 09:58 AM

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Originally Posted by Cardus
That's not too bad. I've stopped in numerous convenience stores in and around Louisville and the clerk didn't know what a racing form was.

I feel your pain.

Coach Pants 11-07-2006 10:06 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by blackthroatedwind
Sense of Style? I think she retired a year ago....and frankly....for that I'm thankful.

A simple perusal of my posts would find my thoughts on Street Sense after the Keeneland race. But, of course, that would require an IQ over 60.

If you had Sirius Radio you could have heard me pick him on Friday ( along with Round Pond and others ). As unfortunately you are, apparently, able to log on to a computer, you should have been able to listen on the ATRAB website, but that would have required being able to tell time. Strike two.

Finally, if you had DirectTV you could have watched the TV show I did where I selected him well before the race. But, that would have required being able to count into three digits as the show was on Channel 626.

Strike three.

You racist!!

blackthroatedwind 11-07-2006 10:09 AM

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Originally Posted by Pillow Pants
You racist!!

And I would like to thank YOU for pointing that out.

stevepopyak 11-07-2006 11:16 AM

The first teller we went to at 10:30 am on Saturday at Churhcill did not know what a Pick 3 was, had to get her boss, punched it up wrong twice, did not know how to cancel a ticket and finally had to have someone else punch it in for her. I am thankul for the old gray haired guy teller at the $50 minumum window.

Coach Pants 11-07-2006 11:19 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by stevepopyak
The first teller we went to at 10:30 am on Saturday at Churhcill did not know what a Pick 3 was, had to get her boss, punched it up wrong twice, did not know how to cancel a ticket and finally had to have someone else punch it in for her. I am thankul for the old gray haired guy teller at the $50 minumum window.

Churchill paid the temp tellers in bingo cards.

ArlJim78 11-07-2006 11:25 AM

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Originally Posted by stevepopyak
The first teller we went to at 10:30 am on Saturday at Churhcill did not know what a Pick 3 was, had to get her boss, punched it up wrong twice, did not know how to cancel a ticket and finally had to have someone else punch it in for her. I am thankul for the old gray haired guy teller at the $50 minumum window.

hey that's why they have the self serve machines, although i imagine that on such a big day the lines might have been too long.

I go to a teller only to cash. At AP with few exceptions the tellers are generally very slow and bitter people.

SentToStud 11-07-2006 04:08 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by SentToStud
High level stuff....

I am thankful for:

1. You filling us all in on Sense of Style 72 hours later. Would have been rather disappointing otherwise.

2. Andy Beyer needing only to go 2-deep in the FM Turf to find Ouija Board, his only winner from his pre-Cup column.

I am not sure how I feel right now about Levon Stills.

ma bad. so sorry. but, attaboy! and way to go! keep up the good work.

i was rootin for beyer hard.

we'll always have mr stills i suppose.

brianwspencer 11-07-2006 04:12 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by ArlJim78
hey that's why they have the self serve machines, although i imagine that on such a big day the lines might have been too long.

I go to a teller only to cash. At AP with few exceptions the tellers are generally very slow and bitter people.

except for the one guy all the way upstairs on the grandstand side who always sits in the middle of the top grandstand level and faces west.

he is old, and terribly slow, but seems to enjoy me whenever i go and always tells me when i am there with my mom and cash a big ticket that i "owe" her half of the money i just collected.

maybe she puts him up to it, because it's been about a year since she cashed a ticket. she's the new hank goldberg. if she likes a 2/5 shot to show, you can toss it out of the trifecta :)


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