Tue Feb 15, 2011 11:21 am
Tue Feb 15, 2011 2:09 pm
In other words, Bill can just nominate you and then it becomes your problem to find a suitable replacementThe out-going G&LDP Lunch Reporter shall nominate a replacement. Service in this position is compulsory, and it is considered to be the second highest honor that fellow GbL enthusiasts can bestow upon one of their own.
Should the nominee be unwilling or unable to fulfill the obligations and responsibilities required of the Official G&LDP Lunch Reporter, the nominee must identify an alternative solution acceptable to the outgoing G&LDP Lunch Reporter and the G&LDP Executive Committee. Such solution may include but is not limited to procuring the services of a mutally acceptable and willing replacement enthusiast. This substitute enthusiast's enthusiasm must have been clearly demonstrated either via posts to the page, or an airbrushed image of him/her appearing on his/her partner's guitar (the latter is known as the Joe Perrone Airbrush Clause).
Tue Feb 15, 2011 3:16 pm
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Wed Feb 16, 2011 9:37 am
Wed Feb 16, 2011 2:23 pm
yowhatsshakin wrote:Lunch: I try to 'claim' time for lunch. Most days, if not all, my employer is providing food for us; even different kind of food on different floors. Free food! What not to like about it? Well, you never leave the building and are basically on the job all the time. I like to step away from all the madness and have lunch with some choice colleagues elsewhere. We may still be talking shop, but at least it is in a different environment. Great way to vent ;)
Wed Feb 16, 2011 2:28 pm
blargfromouterspace wrote: Beer: I really like the CAMRA ales, but can't remember the names of any of the ones I tried. I remember the pub though, this tiny, old stone pub in the Welsh countryside. It was a great place to drink those proper ales.
There's been a boutique beer explosion here in the last 10 years. Most of it is overly sweet, overly perfumed, heavy pale ale. Not the sort of thing you want to drink on a hot day. A lot of the big name beers here (Victoria Bitter, Carlton Draught etc) are awful. You don't actually see Fosters in shops, and I've only ever come across it in a handful of pubs. My top two Australian beers are Redback, a wheat beer from Fremantle, and Cricketers Arms Lager which is made here in Melbourne. Redback is readily available and come in a great bottle. Cricketers Arms is hard to find, but my local bottle shop (or 'off license' as you might call it) keeps it in stock. It's cheap too.
Now I feel like a beer, and it's 10:51am.....
blargfromouterspace wrote: ...tiny, old stone pub in the Welsh countryside. It was a great place to drink those proper ales.
Wed Feb 16, 2011 2:34 pm
Philby wrote:Lunch - The English people that work here seem to regard it as normal, so maybe the UK is further ahead in the desecration of lunch than us Aussies.
Philby wrote: Beer - I lived in the UK for a year last decade and one of my favourite things was the variety of local ales, and the quaint establishments that serve them. How civilized to have nice pubs serving good brews along a walking route. I developed a taste for Theakston Old Peculier and Hobgoblin Ales but they’re nearly impossible to find in Oz. Thankfully the microbrewery trend has caught on here and there are some really good ones around. I discovered this place over Christmas and am working my way through their range. http://moorilla.com.au/moobrew/ Their stout is really good stuff. You can almost chew it. Now I feel like a beer too, though it's 11:25 am now and almost permissible :D
Wed Feb 16, 2011 2:38 pm
cmguitar wrote:It was 4 PM (1600) before I had lunch!!! I had a 1/2 of a Ruben sandwich
Breakfast was a handful of almonds and a Dr.Pepper. Days like that happen more often than not.
I work for a small company and sometimes it 12-14 hour days I also work with the elderly and I had one customer with dementia, That we had to handle with kid gloves. Wow!!!!!!! Dementia is bad stuff.
I just got off work at 8PM.
I just looked at the Gbl now.so I hadn't got anything to say about G&L guitars today.
Yea guys pitch in on the LR. It is fun the only drawback is thinking up questions and trying to get it posted around lunch.
Chet
cmguitar wrote: I also work with the elderly and I had one customer with dementia, That we had to handle with kid gloves. Wow!!!!!!! Dementia is bad stuff
Wed Feb 16, 2011 2:40 pm
vinnyk wrote:We have the first certified organic brewery in the nation here.Ukiah Brewing Company and they make a great 10 Guilder (dark and toasty) that is fantastic with the brew burger they make(comes w gorgenzella cheese).
Also, it is the only place in town offering nightly entertainment.
As for hobbies, I write a lot and an a shutterbug and do some photography from time to time.
Cheers,
Vinnyk