I think the real question is:

"is a biggie bigger than a hugie?".

those are pretty Biggie, and not that medium biggie shit.
so tomorrow is CONVOCATIONFEST 99
i'll be the one holding up the sign:

C unt
B itch
C ock

watch for my painted blue chest. well not painted, my skin's just translucent.

I forget...

was I cheering for brazil?

(for taylor) so how much "bigger" is Biggie compared to Big?

Wendy's loses its war on English:

Wendy's International Inc. (WEN.N: Quote, Profile, Research), the No. 3 U.S. hamburger chain, on Friday said it would remove the term "Biggie" from its french fries and drinks, switching to the well known terms small, medium and large.

However, the new designations may confuse some diners who are used to such sizing at other restaurants.

At rival McDonald's Corp. (MCD.N: Quote, Profile, Research), the largest burger chain, a 32 ounce soft drink is designated a large. At Wendy's, a 32 ounce drink will now be called medium, instead of Biggie.

Wendy's is also adding a 42-ounce soft drink -- the equivalent of 3-1/2 cans of soda -- as its large. The large drink will come in a more durable, portable plastic cup that fits in a car cup holder for diners on-the-go.

Oh yeah, the new sidetrack, in case any of you havn't been, is pretty freaken weak. half of the seats do not have a line of sight to the stage. it looks like any misc. neighborhood pub with cheap wood paneling on all the walls. Unless there is a great show there, I probably won't be back. especially when there is a $10 cover to get in. not so impressed.

how bout those oilers eh!????

why did I have to get a job that requires so much work? damn 9.5 hours of work a day!!! oh well, It must be because of the money! yay money!

Oh, and Bob Cole line of the night, on Jason Smith's shot block off the throat which Brind'Amour picked up and put into the net, "That was a very weak clearing attempt."

D'you wanna put up and take down a picture of Dvo, now? That he tries so hard and is rewarded with so little (in stats and praise) is distressing to watch.

About the 1988 Oilers, whose Cup-winning game was shown on the network after tonight's game. They finished behind the hated Flames, yet their playoff record was an astonishing 16-2, outscoring their opponents 84-53, sweeping two series, and they were never so much as tied in a series (apart from 0-0 at the start, of course.)

No wonder the city never appreciated the wins in the 80s. It was more than an expectation, it was never in doubt for a second.