Appears to mean what it says. 5-7 each day us foggies get to grab a ‘toddy for the body’ and grouse about all the crap that has fallen on us over the past xx years. Usually begins with, you know? I remember when you could. . . and nobody would bother you. Now every time you turn around somebody is . . .
And from what I am hearing these days, 2 hours is nowhere long enough to vent even a fraction of those irritations. Problem with an aging population – we have more years of memories.
Inside there is a small fenced off patch of artificial grass. When you buy a drink you get to write your name on the mailbox. Two midgets (there are usually laws against using children in bars) come out and you get to yell at them to get off your lawn.
GreasyOldTam over 6 years ago
So, what? the bartender dumps a glass of water on you? That gorgeous blonde says “Why, yes, I’d love to go back to your place.”
Night-Gaunt49[Bozo is Boffo] over 6 years ago
Looks like the humiliation has been normalized. Generally it is the men who strike out against the women for their affections.
LeftCoastKen Premium Member over 6 years ago
Slightly related … but mostly unrelated: does anyone remember back when “Happy Hour” was actually 1 hour long? :-)
Bilan over 6 years ago
It means that there’s no cheap drinks from 5-7.
WoodEye over 6 years ago
UN-Happy hour is 2 AM to 6 AM in my state.
keenanthelibrarian over 6 years ago
Been to a few of those happy hours, myself.
sandpiper over 6 years ago
Appears to mean what it says. 5-7 each day us foggies get to grab a ‘toddy for the body’ and grouse about all the crap that has fallen on us over the past xx years. Usually begins with, you know? I remember when you could. . . and nobody would bother you. Now every time you turn around somebody is . . .
And from what I am hearing these days, 2 hours is nowhere long enough to vent even a fraction of those irritations. Problem with an aging population – we have more years of memories.
Huckleberry Hiroshima over 6 years ago
Long Island Iced Tea beckons. Not there, though. Down the block a ways. Head to the joint with no saw dust and peanut shells on the floor.
mourdac Premium Member over 6 years ago
“Get off my sidewalk!”
dot-the-I over 6 years ago
And Grandpa himself? Behind the bar, towel in hand, drying glassware while nodding empathetically at the stories he hears.
herdleader53 over 6 years ago
Like the Ray Stevens’ song says: “Happy hour is the saddest time of the day.”
sarah413 Premium Member over 6 years ago
Served with a side of “back in the day….” After all, it is Grandpa’s Bar&Grill
Vilyehm over 6 years ago
Yes. Focus on the Granpa’s Bar.
Inside there is a small fenced off patch of artificial grass. When you buy a drink you get to write your name on the mailbox. Two midgets (there are usually laws against using children in bars) come out and you get to yell at them to get off your lawn.
bakana over 6 years ago
I can remember when Happy Hour lasted as long as people kept Tipping the Bartender.