Curmudgeon's Lunch

Steve, you have me confused. What public attire is required by a dinette, leatherette? Ah, you were referring to kitchette. You're right we wouldn't be comfortable wearing our aprons in public.

Mike and I are (slightly) below the official curmudgeon/ette age, but this thread is cracking me up. If you have ever been to Donut Kastle in Lyndon. there is a group of old guys that meets there every day. Of course, if I lived close to DK I might eat there every day, too.

Enjoy your elder pursuits, men!

OK...ok. Best I can figure we're right at 500 years...give or take...of "experience". Wow !

Be a shame to let that wealth of information go to waste...Should anyone care to stop by after our luncheon I would speculate that that we could be imbibed....errr I mean bribed to entertain a few questions on lawns, power tools, motor oil, hardware, manly fashion and what's REALLY wrong with the youth of America. Even though I'm sure we have all the answers, given the upcoming elections we ask that you please refrain from political questions and/or conversation...Seeing 8 or 10 mature men beat each other with canes is not a pretty sight.

OK...and just to repeat...Friday 10/24 - high Noon, BBC, St Matt's location. David's gonna take care of getting the table (David, can ya ask 'em if we can do separate checks ?) See you gentlemen there.

OK...and just to repeat...Friday 10/24 - high Noon, BBC, St Matt's location. David's gonna take care of getting the table (David, can ya ask 'em if we can do separate checks ?) See you gentlemen there.

What's the final head count? They will do separate checks okay.

OK...and just to repeat...Friday 10/24 - high Noon, BBC, St Matt's location. David's gonna take care of getting the table (David, can ya ask 'em if we can do separate checks ?) See you gentlemen there.

What's the final head count? They will do separate checks okay.

Best I can figure around 9...but I was running out of fingers, so it may be 10.

The younger Adults will be meet up at McDonald's Playland at 2pm on Friday, September 24.

OK...ok. Best I can figure we're right at 500 years...give or take...of "experience". Wow !

I thought you had more than five people coming? Actually I wish I could be joint you guys but the situation doesn't allow that right now.

OK...ok. Best I can figure we're right at 500 years...give or take...of "experience". Wow !

I thought you had more than five people coming? Actually I wish I could be joint you guys but the situation doesn't allow that right now.

In good time Mark. I'm looking forward to the day.

In good time Mark. I'm looking forward to the day.

Thanks for the encouragement! Certainly need that sometimes.

Great lunch today near the shadows of the old Sears building...Not many of the worlds problems were solved but we did enjoy some good pub grub, some great beer and some excellent camaraderie. Thanks to all who helped further my continuing lessons in the history of Louisville, including what constitutes an abandoned building . All that I I learned some new and creative ways to keep kids of my lawn.

[Robin Garr]

... including what constitutes an abandoned building

Danged suburbanite!

As I said before, Stevie, it was interesting hanging out with all you older fellows. You guys didn't f@rt nearly as much as everyone said you do.

You guys didn't f@rt nearly as much as everyone said you do.

You wouldn't be saying that if I had been able to attend!

Danged suburbanite!

Good thing I left early in the mini-van today. It took forever to clear customs to get inside the Watterson today.

You guys didn't f@rt nearly as much as everyone said you do.

I guess you have to expect that from a bunch of ol' f@rts