Grand Opening: Barry's Sports Bar and Grille

[Radiobarry]

Superbowl V was the Baltimore Colts vs. Dallas and the Colts won 16-13, it has been dubbed both the Stumble Bowl or Stupor bowl due to 9 turmovers during the game.

Also, when you get a chance may I please have a Coors Light?

Not the answer I'm looking for - give it another shot - and here's your Coors Light, courtesy of one of the former coaches featured in their commercials...Mr. Green, who said something to the effect of "you were, who I thought you'd be..." and then stormed off...

--Barry

[MollyTrolly]

Not the answer I'm looking for - give it another shot - and here's your Coors Light, courtesy of one of the former coaches featured in their commercials...Mr. Green, who said something to the effect of "you were, who I thought you'd be..." and then stormed off...

--Barry

Hmmm...I may be stumped, I know it was the first where a player on the losing team was voted MVP...

Ok how about Blunder Bowl?

[Radiobarry]

Hmmm...I may be stumped, I know it was the first where a player on the losing team was voted MVP...

Ok how about Blunder Bowl?

That's what I remember it being called...or "Blooper Bowl Five"...until recently it was one of the few Super Bowls that were close games.

--Barry

Here comes your "Crash Cart"...four all-beef patties, three slices cheese, and ten bacon strips....paddles ready...

[MollyTrolly]

That's what I remember it being called...or "Blooper Bowl Five"...until recently it was one of the few Super Bowls that were close games.

--Barry

Here comes your "Crash Cart"...four all-beef patties, three slices cheese, and ten bacon strips....paddles ready...

Yay I won!!! I think we may be able to re-name SuberBowl V as the game with the most varied nick names. Thanks for the burger...I may need a to-go box.

[pratt55]

After the Sun's game last night I am celebrating. I would like to order a bottle of your finest champagne and a repeat performance by my 'Suns' when they play the Spurs Thursday.

[Radiobarry]

Super Bowl Trivia...for an super-king size order of three-times-baked and fried potato skins with cheese, and a bottle of one of our 1,821 kinds of brew...

At the end of the 1989 Super Bowl, Joe Montana calmed his 49er team down by pointing out a celebrity in the stands. Montana then led a game-winning last second drive as the 49ers beat the Bengals for the second time in Super Bowl history.

Name the celebrity.

[Barbaraann]

I see your open for lunch. At least it's lunch time in my neck of the woods. I don't have a clue about the answer to that one. How can you remember such trivia. I still say, men are born with brains equipped with a special section for sports detail.

[pratt55]

Was it John Candy?

[Radiobarry]

Was it John Candy?

Indeed it was!

What kind of brew would you like?

And Barbaraann ...



She's all woman. (Just as the canoe guys)

--Barry

[pratt55]

Barbara and I will be splitting the beer and spuds as we want to stay 'fit' for the canoe boys. I think a nice pitcher of Bud Light in honor of the bud bowl will do just fine.

(BTW, I only knew this because I was a big John Candy fan).

[pratt55]

Yo bar keep, I would like to get your .02 worth on the Shaq trade to my Suns. I just keep getting this funny feeling like when we got Penny Hardaway and that did not pan out at all.

[Barbaraann]

One of my favorite John Candy movies is Only The Lonely. This movie was shot in Chicago, and shows a sweeter side of John Candy, and also stars Maureen Ohara. I actually walked down some of those streets where those scenes were shot.

[pratt55]

One of my favorite John Candy movies is Only The Lonely. This movie was shot in Chicago, and shows a sweeter side of John Candy, and also stars Maureen Ohara. I actually walked down some of those streets where those scenes were shot.

I think that may have been his best movie. He was outstanding in that. I loved Ally Sheedy's performance also.

[Radiobarry]

Yo bar keep, I would like to get your .02 worth on the Shaq trade to my Suns. I just keep getting this funny feeling like when we got Penny Hardaway and that did not pan out at all.

Hello, Pratt - and a big hello to my many patrons who've kept the place humming in my absence...this place runs on the "honor system"...when I'm not around, please help yourself...but remember, please leave your money if you possibly can.

About Shaq - while some are saying this is a good deal for the Suns, and he and everyone there is talking a good game...this trade has not made sense to me from the Suns point of view. You have a run and gun team and are adding to it a 36-year-old once-great but now mostly-past-prime big man. How will he fit in?

If they can get him to accept a limited role, accentuating on the defense, he can help. But they gave up a lot in Shawn Marion.

The Suns have been the most fun team to watch in the league - the closest thing to the Showtime Lakers since, well, the days of Magic and Worthy and Kareem.

Maybe Shaq can accept the lesser role that Kareem did here in his last few seasons. If he can, he can help.

The Lakers certainly improved themselves with the Pau Gasol trade, but they opened up more holes defensively.

--Barry

[BDBopper]

Knocks on the door and comes in. Fire up the TV I'm ready for some Sports action!