Friday, December 7, 2007

Party Boys

Rumors have been circulating that the Gladstone Mens Social Club has been up to no good. Heavy drinking, loose women, raucous behavior hang on the local grapevine. But as you will note from the photos below, nothing but good clean fun.

Admittedly, that look on Mr. Santoro, the father of Jesus, does appear somewhat diabolical. However, after careful scrutiny, it was established that Mr. Santoro's wife had simply fed him some bad fish, probably in an effort to get him to come home early.




a couple o sober but happy irishmen




two cools cat and one bad fish




The Big W and Smilin Jimbo




The Blogmeister



so as you can see, no heavy drinking, no loose women, no bad behavior.

4 comments:

Barn Keeper said...

More horrible events occurred on a December 7th not very long ago, than a few local boys having drinks. Never forget the ultimate sacrifice of some other boys.

After having left the wild times of Hoboken behind me (and my wife), we settled down in Gladstone… to give up our lives for our children. Well, old habits die hard with more of us than I knew. It all starts at the playground – as the wife’s discovered we’re a community. Of which they told their husbands, that they volunteered them to get together at the Tavern with the other husbands for drinks. Little did they know that men at a bar equal drinking buddies and so for each first Thursday drinking continues as the Gladstone Men’s Social Club. The event name needs some tuning as my wife proclaims – but as a married man with 2 kids, that’s the least of my concern.

Great time out for all, as we’ve run into old friends and as well as family. My two nieces even showed up, and I don’t know how the sisters let them out of the convent.

What’s next?

Blogmeister said...
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Blogmeister said...

fine girls, your nieces, barn keeper, fine girls. strapping young lasses who could really hold their likker.

Abbie Sorge said...

I'd say those "cool cats" in photo #2 are nearly twins. Take another look.