Ryan wrote:Maybe 5 people know who this is, but I waited in line for a sandwich behind Al Kaprelian. He has the posture and gait of a Hobbit and when he asked the girl to put some mayonnaise in a little cup, he said "because I won't eat it until after I get home from doin' the..." and then trailed off before he gave himself away!
Holy hell, is this guy for real?
An honest to God cult of personality - formed around a failed steak salesman.
-Pruitt
Which of the following is the meanest comment I have read about Al Kaprielian today?
1. I saw him working at Macy's sad.
2. I've met Al Kaprielian a few times years ago. Once was at the Lowell Folk Festival, and the other at the Rockingham Mall (Salem, NH). I did not find him nice or funny, but rather the opposite. To me, his on TV persona is completely different from his real life one.
3. Annoying is an understatement.
4. WTF
5. weird how he introduced his own tribute.
6. He has the posture and gait of a Hobbit
7. Oh, he's still doing weather for the Nashua Telegraph...
It's comforting to know that every local television market has That Guy. Great for 4-minute YouTube clips, but I wouldn't want to see him on my screen every night.
Alex Iwobi, Arsenal's young phenom, is a first cousin of one of my neighborhood friends growing up. I thought it was cool that they have the same last name, but figured it might be a common name in Nigeria. My parents went out to dinner with my friends' parents, and he mentioned Alex Iwobi is his brother's son. I think I mentioned this friend a while back. Brilliant kid, full scholarship, but he failed out after one year. Someone tagged him in a FB picture, and he looked a hell of a lot like Bubs on The Wire. This makes watching Alex Iwobi that much more exciting. The kid can flat out ball.
An honest to God cult of personality - formed around a failed steak salesman.
-Pruitt
I am fairly certain that I am a few rows back from Al Franken on Amtrak right now. Used my free upgrade to go first class so we don't have any babies that need soothing. http://www.huffingtonpost.com/entry/al- ... 0edc31fd72
wlu_lax6 wrote:I am fairly certain that I am a few rows back from Al Franken on Amtrak right now. Used my free upgrade to go first class so we don't have any babies that need soothing. http://www.huffingtonpost.com/entry/al- ... 0edc31fd72
My sister worked in his Senate office for a year or so.
LOVES the guy.
"beautiful, with an exotic-yet-familiar facial structure and an arresting gaze."
Had lunch next to Richard Seymour at Dragos in New Orleans just now. Almost said something to him about our shared last name but I try not to hassle people I don't know and the guy's retired anyway. Let him eat his lunch in peace.
brian wrote:Had lunch next to Richard Seymour at Dragos in New Orleans just now. Almost said something to him about our shared last name but I try not to hassle people I don't know and the guy's retired anyway. Let him eat his lunch in peace.
Did you see his wife's name?
well this is gonna be someone's new signature - bronto
brian wrote:Had lunch next to Richard Seymour at Dragos in New Orleans just now. Almost said something to him about our shared last name but I try not to hassle people I don't know and the guy's retired anyway. Let him eat his lunch in peace.
brian wrote:Had lunch next to Richard Seymour at Dragos in New Orleans just now. Almost said something to him about our shared last name but I try not to hassle people I don't know and the guy's retired anyway. Let him eat his lunch in peace.
Did you see his wife's name?
Holy shit. I had no idea his wife's name was same as mine. Now I almost wish I had said something.
During my lunchtime run I crossed paths with multiple groups of the English Women's National Team. 2 Players taking pictures between the Washington Monument and WW2 Memorial. Another player coming off Penn Avenue in front of the White House. A few groups were on the street heading toward the mall and in Lafayette park. Glad they were in there team track suits because that is the only reason I knew who they were.
England plays Germany at RFK tonight before the USWNT v. France.
Had date night dinner with the wife one table over from Kris Bryant and his family. This is not atypical for a locals place in Las Vegas but near as I could tell only one person came up to him and even then only for a few seconds and didn't ask for a picture etc.
brian wrote:Had date night dinner with the wife one table over from Kris Bryant and his family. This is not atypical for a locals place in Las Vegas but near as I could tell only one person came up to him and even then only for a few seconds and didn't ask for a picture etc.
That's awesome.
And his one problem is he didn’t go to Russia that night because he had extracurricular activities, and they froze to death.
Just met Justin Vernon and a couple guys in his band. They're having some dinner at the Mexican place across from the Hard Rock. (I've brought a couple Swampers here over the years. It's in the Las Vegas Bar Hall of Fame, which is actually a thing.). Anyway I digress. Nice guy. Very mellow though.