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The Pint About It

Mickey Cassidy's Newsletter
Volume III March 15, 2004

Paddy O'Brien walked into a breakfast place and asked the waitress how much for two eggs. She replied, $1.50. Then he asked "How much for one egg?" She said, "$1.00." "Okay" says Paddy, I'll take the other one.

An Irish man found a lamp, rubbed it and out popped a genie and she granted him three wishes. For his first wish he asked for a bottle of Guinness that would never empty. He drank from this bottle and was stone drunk for a whole month. When he sobered up for a minute he realized that he had two more wishes so he rubbed the lamp again. The genie confirmed that he had two more wishes. "Okay', he said, "I'll have two more of these."

Patrick O'Leary went to his girlfriends father to ask permission to marry her. The father asked him if he could support a family. Patrick said he could so the father said, "Good, there's six of us altogether.

Happy St. Patrick's Day everybody! Don't be shy about coming to celebrate our national holiday with us. We have the best Irish food and drinks around. We will have live entertainment all day with Peter' O'Dea and Mike Kilduff. We recently hosted a very successful sports trivia night. The winners were the Holliston Apes, namely, Errick Spada, Steve Herdman, Tom Coady and Steve West. Congratulations also to Terry Lehane's EMC team who finished one point behind. Our next sports trivia night is on Sunday, March 28 at 7 p.m. For more information on all our entertainment visit our website at www.mickeycassidys.com .

Mickey's Gripes

When Irish eyes are smiling
'Tis like a morn in spring
In the lilt of Irish laughter
You can hear the angels sing

When Irish hearts are happy
All the world seems bright and gay
And when Irish eyes are smiling
Sure, they'd steal your heart away

Let me explain to the younger generation the word gay used to mean happy which brings me to a picture I saw last Thursday in the Boston Globe. There was a three year old boy standing outside the State House with a banner that read "I love my daddy and I love my daddy." In fairness to those daddies there is no way that a heterosexual couple could have produced a three year old with such perfect handwriting. However, if this child had a mother there is no way she would have allowed him to be standing out in the freezing cold holding this ridiculous sign. I am not going to enter the gay marriage controversy other than to say that it is completely unfair to people like me who are already married because now people choosing a marriage partner have twice as many people to choose from.

For Catholics, it is lent and Mel Gibson has brought out a movie for religious reasons. So far he has accumulated 200 million reasons. Lent is also a time when people quit drinking and some of these people opt for non-alcoholic beers. At Mickey Cassidy's we have two choices, O'Doul's Regular and O'Doul's Amber. In case you were wondering which one to choose, here's the scoop. The amber tastes just as bad as the regular.

It looks like Martha Stewart is off to jail and she is going to get to bake for all the nice ladies and share her buns with them.

I have a new friend. His name is George W. Bush. He wrote me a letter that began "Dear friend". I am so glad that George and I are friends. Further down in the letter he suggested that I send him some money for his presidential campaign. I will not be sending him any money but I will write back to him and explain that sometimes money can ruin friendships.

"Scooby" O'Brien saw a poster the other night in the bar advertising our "Irish Evening of Music" which incidentally was a great success. Thank you to the performers and the audience alike. Back to Scooby. He asked me what kind of music it was I explained that it was Irish music and that it was mostly instrumental music. He then asked me if they got the crowd to sing along with them. Scooby did send me a funny golf e-mail which you can read about below.

Market Basket had a sign up that said "coffee is complementary to our customers." Of course they meant complimentary and somebody pointed it out to them. I swear it was not me this time, so now they have a new sign and it reads, "coffee is free and complimentary to our customers." Free and complimentary, beat that for a bargain.

I've been reading a new book, if any of you would like to borrow it
just let me know. It's called the "Useful Golf Book".
It contains some really good articles such as:

1. How to Line Up Your Fourth Putt
2. How to hit a Nike from the rough when you hit a Titleist from the
tee.
3. How to avoid the water when you lie 8 in the bunker.
4. How to get more distance off the shank.
7. Crying and how to handle it.
8. How to rationalize a 7 hour round.
9. How to find that ball that everyone else saw go in the water.
10. Why your spouse no longer cares that you birdied the 4th.
11. How to let a foursome play through your twosome without getting
embarrassed.
12. How to relax when you're hitting five off the tee.
14. God and the meaning of the double bogey.

Now working on the book's sequel, "When to Re-grip Your Ball Retriever".

Thank you to Steve Lee who is doing a marvelous job on our website. Please do us and him the honor of visiting at www.mickeycassidys.com .

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