BUMMA 4 THE SUMMA

We missed the deadline to register for summer kickball, so, we will reset for the winter.

I will keep you posted.

WE R FAMILY

Shirts are in and they are badass!
Team Photo time!
A big thanks to everyone that showed up all season, and yesterday.
From left:
Griff Dizog: P/3B/LF
Greg B: U
Jayln: U
Jay Shu: SF
Xtina: P
Chris G: 3B/LF/Wherethefuckevea, playa!
Mo: LC/SF/2B
KittenFC: 2B
Liz: C/Heckler
Jocelyn: RC
Big Pat: RF

MIA from dis photo:
Sean Gourley: 1B/Spiritual Leader
Brett Griffin: Wherever his bro says to go
Ryan Fontaine: SF/U
Brian Manolis: 1B/Agent 0
Loyda Molina: Hmm...not sure...
Drew Calibosa: Kickball? We talkin bout kickball?!?!?

Just Win Baby!

And we continue to roll....

Team	Win	Lose	Tie	Avg	GB
Menace 2 Sobriety	6	0	0	1.000	--
ConocoPhillips	4	2	0	0.667	2
Ninjas 2	1	5	0	0.167	5
The Killa-Watts	1	5	0	0.167	5

Best record in BOTH leagues, and we lead our league in BOTH runs scored (35) and fewest runs allowed (10).

Enjoy the holiday...see you Monday June 1st. We play 7:30 and 9:30.

Don't Eat That!!!

Atsutoshi Nishida (C), president of Toshiba Corporation, accompanied by Mukhtar Dzhakishev, president of Kazakh state uranium company Kazatomprom, takes traditional Kazakh bread during the opening ceremony of the Khorasan-1 uranium mine in southern Kazakhstan April 24, 2009.

REUTERS/Shamil Zhumatov

BLACKOUT

The Klla-Watts suffered a power outage in game one of week one, losing 10-0. Superior defense and solid offense from some unexpected sources led the way.

Game two was a bit closer, largely due to at least four blown calls by the lead umpire, but once Team Menace got its' defensive feet under it, we rolled to an 8-2 victory.
Next Week:
In week two, we play the Ninjas 2 team at 7:30, followed by ConocoPhillips at 9:30.

WEEK ONE-LET'S GET IT ON!!!

Game one starts at 6:30. Bring ur own beer!!!

Monday, May 4th
6:30p-Menace 2 Sobriety VS. The Killa-Watts
8:30p-The Killa-Watts VS. Menace 2 Sobriety

Do you know where the field is? Here's a map:
http://tinyurl.com/c9atnk

Practice Sunday, weather permitting, 2p @ Tanglewood Park.

Cigar Review: Hoyo De Monterrey Petit Robusto

Fresh from the KoneXion, the Hoyo De Monterrey Petit Robusto may have small in its' name, but this is by no means a lil' smoke.
Construction:
At 4" and a 40 ring, the Hoyo is a compact cigar. The wrapper is what I consider a dark natural, with the to be expected Cuban triple cap.
The pinch test reveals a perfect roll, confirmed by the flawless draw.
The Smoke:
With a toast of the foot and two puffs, this baby is rolling. Once again, the draw is fantastic, producing loads of smoke effortlessly. With a cigar that draws this well, one has to be careful not to overheat it by puffing too frequently or with too much force. The first few puffs reveal a medium bodied spiciness; quite a surprise, and truth be told, not my favorite part. Thankfully,the taste quickly evolves into a rich, nutty and smooth smoke over the next three inches, building in strength, never becoming harsh. Creamy comes to mind. I paired this smoke with an IPA, which worked well for the first spicy inch; would be perfection with a cup of coffee, a cleaner single malt scotch, or a stout/porter for the remainder.
Rating:
A very worthy medium bodied habano. I smoked this one till it was a roach; it was that good.
4.6 out of 5 stars

Wat Up Drunks?

Are you ready foe sum kickball?
Schedule should be up in the next week, and we will need to take up a collection for reg fees and t-shirts.
Stay tuned...



"Kick or kick not...there is no try..."
-Yoda