Marriage...and Changing Your Name

[VeeJay]

Just caught these marriage names from my hometown newspaper:

1. Martin Bjoljahn and Poojita Meka

2. Samual James Yingling and Dawn Medina Clark

1. I'm assuming Ms. Meka is marrying the dude named Martin. Her name becomes Poojita Bjoljahn.

2. Why would someone name Clark become a Yingling...unless it had sum'n to do with the ding-a-ling?

Heh!

[Okla-homey]

Yingling is beer. It is spelled differently (Yuengling) but is pronounced identically. America's oldest brewery in continous existence.

http://www.yuengling.com/

just saying.

[VeeJay]

Well, that casts a different light on the situation.

I think "Corona" would be a better last name, though.

[Okla-homey]

Well, that casts a different light on the situation.

I think "Corona" would be a better last name, though.

I'm partial to Pabst myself. Offishul beer of hillbillies everywhere....since the unfortunate demise of Jax and Stag.

[VeeJay]

Damn, man. You're getting as hammered as I am.

I would think the last name "Falstaff" would get you chicks, or in clubs, good tables at restaurants, etc.

[Okla-homey]

Damn, man. You're getting as hammered as I am.

I would think the last name "Falstaff" would get you chicks, or in clubs, good tables at restaurants, etc.

Too Shakespearean.

[VeeJay]

Huh?

A few brain cells are still working here....

[Okla-homey]

Huh?

A few brain cells are still working here....

google Falstaff...you'll figger it out. I'm going to bed

[BeetDigger]

google Falstaff...you'll figger it out. I'm going to bed


They have Falstaff on tap at the Billy Goat Tavern in Chicago. Falstaff Dark too. Hard to believe.


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