submitted by alexis
Sep 7 2005 — 2:00am
If you still haven’t pitched in for the hurricane victims, consider getting drunk for the cause. This Wednesday and Thursday, Azia owner Thom Pham is generously donating 100 percent of the restaurant’s profits from both nights to disaster relief. You go boy!
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Can't be more predictable than yankees.
Enh, at least some good came out of it. Eventually.
If Hardy can find his form from two years ago it will be a fantastic trade. Go-go was at best a defensive center fielder. If he could have learne...
I agree. The Yankees are boringly predictable.
This is why the Twins are the Twins and the Yankees are the Yankees. Let's see, should we go for Hardy or Teixera? Hmmm.
I tink peraps it is te curc of Crist, Marybet414.
If I can c(h)ime in...I left the 'H' behind years ago and indeed there is no better way. The church of Crist... Bless you all.
I like the guy, but I have to admit he was a bit disappointing.
Just about every time we went to a game at the dome, you'd hear "fans" (quote marks emphasized) trashing GoGo loudly, which made me want to stand ...
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3 Reader Comments
12:04 pm
Also on Wednesday night Drinking Liberally will match your drinking money dollar for dollar to Katrina aid. Buy a beer and DL will chip in an equal amount.
Liquor Lyle’s on Hennepin, 6-9 pm.
Butting in on conversations is OK — otherwise you might not get to say anything.
6:35 pm
Make it a twofer, as all funds generated on Wed. are being matched my a local employer (mine).
2:18 pm
Sounds like something Thom would do. He is very generous. Way to do something nice for the hurricane victims who are still struggling one year later.