South Bend - Top Reasons to Go

by **perryfaithful** » Mon Sep 10, 2007 9:56 am

Moon Beam wrote:I have heard that they are a Polish dish but I have also heard they
are a Russian and Ukrainian dish too.
You going to SB perryfaithful?

Can't make it Moonie, wish I could, but I am VERY happy for you!

Thanks for asking....

by **journeywoman** » Mon Sep 10, 2007 10:21 am

For starters, to meet the best bunch there...also best music around and of coarse to meet the man from down under that started the whole darn thing Andrew!!!!!!!!

by **Andrew** » Mon Sep 10, 2007 10:26 am

Why thank you

Getting poretty nervous about this whole thing...lots to do!

by **Rhiannon** » Mon Sep 10, 2007 10:36 am

I want to go because I heard Indiana was a mythical land full of strange and interesting creatures.
.......Oh no wait, that's us. :wink:

by **StevePerryHair** » Mon Sep 10, 2007 10:38 am

ohsherrie wrote:
Moon Beam wrote:I have heard that they are a Polish dish but I have also heard they
are a Russian and Ukrainian dish too.
You going to SB perryfaithful?

Martha(that would be as in Stewart ) says they're Polish. She made them one day on her show and I wondered if they were as good as our Moon Lady's.

Yeah, but Russian's and Ukrainian's do make them too. My friend comes from a Ukranian family and she makes them homemade too, but unfortunately lives too far away to make them for me

by **ohsherrie** » Mon Sep 10, 2007 10:46 am

StevePerryHair wrote:
ohsherrie wrote:
Moon Beam wrote:I have heard that they are a Polish dish but I have also heard they
are a Russian and Ukrainian dish too.
You going to SB perryfaithful?

Martha(that would be as in Stewart ) says they're Polish. She made them one day on her show and I wondered if they were as good as our Moon Lady's.

Yeah, but Russian's and Ukrainian's do make them too. My friend comes from a Ukranian family and she makes them homemade too, but unfortunately lives too far away to make them for me

They must be a regional rather than specifically a Polish dish. I'll have to ask PF about her recipe and try hers as well as Moon Lady's.

by **Rhiannon** » Mon Sep 10, 2007 10:52 am

ohsherrie wrote:They must be a regional rather than specifically a Polish dish. I'll have to ask PF about her recipe and try hers as well as Moon Lady's.

As a one time student of Anthropology, the answer is easy. It is an Eastern European dish, its origins are actually in Byzantium and they slowly made their way northwest into Europe along with various conquests from those lands.

Actually, my major was Archaeology but my Dad said that was a silly thing that would never support me. :lol:

by **ohsherrie** » Mon Sep 10, 2007 11:00 am

Blue Radio Girl wrote:
ohsherrie wrote:They must be a regional rather than specifically a Polish dish. I'll have to ask PF about her recipe and try hers as well as Moon Lady's.

As a one time student of Anthropology, the answer is easy. It is an Eastern European dish, its origins are actually in Byzantium and they slowly made their way northwest into Europe along with various conquests from those lands.

Actually, my major was Archaeology but my Dad said that was a silly thing that would never support me.

Well there ya go. Now we know where those damned things came from. :lol:

Thanks BRG.

by **Rhiannon** » Mon Sep 10, 2007 11:40 am

ohsherrie wrote:
Blue Radio Girl wrote:
ohsherrie wrote:They must be a regional rather than specifically a Polish dish. I'll have to ask PF about her recipe and try hers as well as Moon Lady's.
As a one time student of Anthropology, the answer is easy. It is an Eastern European dish, its origins are actually in Byzantium and they slowly made their way northwest into Europe along with various conquests from those lands.

Well there ya go. Now we know where those damned things came from. Thanks BRG.

Never a problem Ma'am.

by **JH'sTXfan** » Mon Sep 10, 2007 11:42 am

Blue Radio Girl wrote:
ohsherrie wrote:They must be a regional rather than specifically a Polish dish. I'll have to ask PF about her recipe and try hers as well as Moon Lady's.

As a one time student of Anthropology, the answer is easy. It is an Eastern European dish, its origins are actually in Byzantium and they slowly made their way northwest into Europe along with various conquests from those lands.

Actually, my major was Archaeology but my Dad said that was a silly thing that would never support me.

My daughter will find out in May if it will support her. :lol:

by **Aaron** » Mon Sep 10, 2007 11:45 am

Seeing Chalfant will be awesome

Possibly meeting Mac will be cool

And meeting folks from here like SJ, NIG, Moonie and the rest of crew.

It should be a good time. I'll be dragging along my son and Applebee's so it should be a blast.

I'm looking forward to it.

by **Rhiannon** » Mon Sep 10, 2007 11:48 am

JH'sTXfan wrote:
Blue Radio Girl wrote:
ohsherrie wrote:They must be a regional rather than specifically a Polish dish. I'll have to ask PF about her recipe and try hers as well as Moon Lady's.

As a one time student of Anthropology, the answer is easy. It is an Eastern European dish, its origins are actually in Byzantium and they slowly made their way northwest into Europe along with various conquests from those lands.

Actually, my major was Archaeology but my Dad said that was a silly thing that would never support me.

My daughter will find out in May if it will support her.

Hahaha... actually, you get out of it what you put in, as with everything. Is she a grad student or just finishing undergrad? Because if she can find a good fellowship somewhere and finish her PhD with one hell of a dissertation, then she might make a decent living as a professor. But those who actually get out and dig (my thing) don't make much.

A buddy of mine is the head of the Archaeology dept. at the Univ of Jerusalem and he pockets $17k a year.

by **JH'sTXfan** » Mon Sep 10, 2007 11:52 am

Blue Radio Girl wrote:
JH'sTXfan wrote:
Blue Radio Girl wrote:
ohsherrie wrote:They must be a regional rather than specifically a Polish dish. I'll have to ask PF about her recipe and try hers as well as Moon Lady's.

As a one time student of Anthropology, the answer is easy. It is an Eastern European dish, its origins are actually in Byzantium and they slowly made their way northwest into Europe along with various conquests from those lands.

Actually, my major was Archaeology but my Dad said that was a silly thing that would never support me.

My daughter will find out in May if it will support her.

Hahaha... actually, you get out of it what you put in, as with everything. Is she a grad student or just finishing undergrad? Because if she can find a good fellowship somewhere and finish her PhD with one hell of a dissertation, then she might make a decent living as a professor. But those who actually get out and dig (my thing) don't make much.

A buddy of mine is the head of the Archaeology dept. at the Univ of Jerusalem and he pockets $17k a year.

She's dual major History/Anthropology, looking into graduate programs in Europe. But she is leaning toward professorship, which is probably her only hope of a decent income. :shock:

Did you just say $17k?

by **Rhiannon** » Mon Sep 10, 2007 11:55 am

JH'sTXfan wrote:She's dual major History/Anthropology, looking into graduate programs in Europe. But she is leaning toward professorship, which is probably her only hope of a decent income.

Good for her. I was Archaeology major w/ my concentration in Theosophical & Linguistics. My minor was Environmental Sciences. I couldn't make up my mind about squat. Hence why I'm in radio today. :lol:

by AR » Mon Sep 10, 2007 12:32 pm

Liam, you're not going now?

Afraid of the drinking contest????????

PM me. You have to be there.

by **Ms_M** » Mon Sep 10, 2007 12:46 pm

Blue Radio Girl wrote:
ohsherrie wrote:They must be a regional rather than specifically a Polish dish. I'll have to ask PF about her recipe and try hers as well as Moon Lady's.

As a one time student of Anthropology, the answer is easy. It is an Eastern European dish, its origins are actually in Byzantium and they slowly made their way northwest into Europe along with various conquests from those lands.

Actually, my major was Archaeology but my Dad said that was a silly thing that would never support me.

My Psych degree never DIRECTLY supported me. Had to get a teaching certificate.... LOL!

by **Rhiannon** » Mon Sep 10, 2007 4:27 pm

Ms_M wrote:
Blue Radio Girl wrote:Actually, my major was Archaeology but my Dad said that was a silly thing that would never support me.

My Psych degree never DIRECTLY supported me. Had to get a teaching certificate.... LOL!

And do you harbor feelings of resentment and perhaps a deep seeded fear of intimacy because your degree wouldn't support you? Lie down on my giant couch and tell me how that makes you feel while I pretend to take notes when in actuality I'm scribbling down in my crossword a four letter word that rhymes with 'dick'. :lol:

by **Moon Beam** » Mon Sep 10, 2007 11:07 pm

Aaron wrote:Seeing Chalfant will be awesome

Possibly meeting Mac will be cool

And meeting folks from here like SJ, NIG, Moonie and the rest of crew.

It should be a good time. I'll be dragging along my son and Applebee's so it should be a blast.

I'm looking forward to it.

Hmmmmmmmmm, food trade maybe Aaron?

by **jrnychick** » Tue Sep 11, 2007 12:48 am

Moon Beam wrote:
JH'sTXfan wrote:What's Perogies?

Mine look similar to these.....

they are flour dough pockets filled with mashed potatoes and cheddar cheese.
You fry them in bacon and onions and dip them in sour cream.
Some folks like em with sauerkraut.

Thank you kindly for the kind words folks.

Getting off topic here, but my husband made some OUTSTANDING perogies yesterday! I of course had to tease him because he was cooking while I was watching the Bears game! My husband is a much better cook than I am, and he enjoys it. I didn't mind cleaning up the disaster he made of the kitchen after I ate those perogies!

by **Moon Beam** » Tue Sep 11, 2007 1:19 am

You lucky lady you!, a man that cooks is a beautiful thing.
Wow a fella that puts all that work into making Perogies?, he has my respect.
Do you fancy em with or without Sour Cream jrnychick?

by **Mark H** » Tue Sep 11, 2007 2:08 am

To drink beer

JSS
Beer
JLT
Beer
Harem
Beer
Chalfont

Oh and did I mention to drink beer

by **Saint John** » Tue Sep 11, 2007 7:12 am

1) Meet up with the people I met at The Melee
2) Meet those I haven't met yet
3) Get shitfaced, enjoy some cool acts, trash the hotel, make an ass of myself (per usual) and come home.

by **Aaron** » Tue Sep 11, 2007 8:11 am

Uh, no. This is a chick, not food. For those paying attention from some time ago, it's the chick from Applebee's from a year ago that has come together. Hopefully you'll get a chance to meet her and give me your read.

On the other hand, if you're hungry I'm willing to pick food up on the way. :wink:

Moon Beam wrote:
Aaron wrote:Seeing Chalfant will be awesome

Possibly meeting Mac will be cool

And meeting folks from here like SJ, NIG, Moonie and the rest of crew.

It should be a good time. I'll be dragging along my son and Applebee's so it should be a blast.

I'm looking forward to it.

Hmmmmmmmmm, food trade maybe Aaron?

by **(Crazy)Dulce Lady** » Tue Sep 11, 2007 2:18 pm

(not really the only one but it is a good one-and to support Andrew)

only one reason to go to SB (for me)

see below.

by **Renegade79** » Tue Sep 11, 2007 5:02 pm

Reasons to go to South Bend from California...Other than the fact that Deb will kill me, if I don't pick her up at the airport? :lol:

Matt & Gunnar Nelson
JSS
Jack Blades
Eric Martin
Joe Lynn Turner

Plus, Andrew has worked hard to put together a great show...
Plus. plus, I'll be meeting a lot of my Styx, Journey, Night Ranger, Nelson and MR friends there! It's a given! I have to be there!

by **Moon Beam** » Tue Sep 11, 2007 10:17 pm

Aaron wrote:Uh, no. This is a chick, not food. For those paying attention from some time ago, it's the chick from Applebee's from a year ago that has come together. Hopefully you'll get a chance to meet her and give me your read.

On the other hand, if you're hungry I'm willing to pick food up on the way.

Moon Beam wrote:
Aaron wrote:Seeing Chalfant will be awesome

Possibly meeting Mac will be cool

And meeting folks from here like SJ, NIG, Moonie and the rest of crew.

It should be a good time. I'll be dragging along my son and Applebee's so it should be a blast.

I'm looking forward to it.

Hmmmmmmmmm, food trade maybe Aaron?

My Boo-bad, sorry Sir. :oops:

You sure are thoughtful, she is gonna love you! :lol:

Naw, I be cool in the food department, bringing a kah-ton of it.
Just get there safely.....looking forward to meeting you all.

by **Liam** » Tue Sep 11, 2007 11:22 pm

Sorry y'all...it DOESN'T look like I'm gonna make it. Can't afford the plane ticket (or any other ticket for that matter).
Trust me when I say I'll be kicking myself in the ass for the rest of my life on this one. I HATE that I won't be there to meet all you crazy fuckers and get you all shitfaced. My apologies.
:-(

by **Rhiannon** » Wed Sep 12, 2007 1:48 am

Liam wrote:Sorry y'all...it DOESN'T look like I'm gonna make it. Can't afford the plane ticket (or any other ticket for that matter).
Trust me when I say I'll be kicking myself in the ass for the rest of my life on this one. I HATE that I won't be there to meet all you crazy fuckers and get you all shitfaced. My apologies.

Liam, drive and meet me in Nashville, ride up the rest of the way with me. If your vehicle is a 6-cylinder then you're looking at 2.5 tanks of gas. Thats less than a plane ticket. (Of course, I don't know where the hell in TX you are, I'm judging my distance for you from Dallas area.)

C'mon, there's always a way.

by **Moon Beam** » Wed Sep 12, 2007 2:29 am

I sure hope you can find a way to get there Liam.
Will BRG's plan be helpful?

by **Rhiannon** » Wed Sep 12, 2007 7:50 am

Moon Beam wrote:Will BRG's plan be helpful?

I don't think so... his vehicle is shady.

Maybe if we write Sally Struthers and tell him he's a starving third world child who needs a visit to South Bend, IN so he can see Touchdown Jesus... maybe she'll waddle out there and do some commercials to raise awareness.

There's always a way, Liam. Go to a truck stop and take up "Lot-Lizarding". Just get there, bitch. :wink:

MR

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