Dennis Rosa talks to me before his appearance at the Twin City Tea Party on Jan 31st 2011.
We need more democrats willing to stand up.
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Dennis Rosa at the Twin City Tea Party event Monday
Posted: February 2, 2011 by datechguy in local stuff, tea partiesTags: dennis rosa, leominster, twin city tea party
I need two more bowlers for the TeaParty Candlepin Bowling league
Posted: February 1, 2011 by datechguy in DaTechGuy on DaRadio, local stuff, Sports, tea partiesTags: candlepin bowling, datechguy on daradio, putnam street lanes, tea party
Here are the details:
Where: Putnam Street Lanes 14 Putnam Street Fitchburg (Oldest candlepin lanes in the USA)
When: The First and 3rd Wednesdays of the month
What time: 6 p.m.
Type of league: 80% Handicap
Scoring: 5 pts 2 pts for sting, 1 pt for total pins
Cost: $3.75 per string plus shoes
Excess funds go to: Twin City Tea Party
Prizes: Members of the winning team get their choice of An Amazon gift certificate or a yr membership to Rush 24/7
Sponsored by: DaTechGuy on DaRadio
We need a minimum of two additional bowlers but we have room for more
Contact: Da Tech Guy at comcast DOT net with symbols replacing the words if you are interested or leave a comment here.
Off to Putnam Lanes in Fitchburg for Tea Party Bowling Team
Posted: January 26, 2011 by datechguy in Sports, tea partiesTags: candle pin bowling, local, putnam street lanes, tea party
Hope to see enough to form two teams but one would be a start
The Tea Party Commercial
Posted: January 18, 2011 by datechguy in culture, oddities, tea partiesTags: commercials, jetta, tea party, Volkswagen
There are some commercials that just rub you the wrong way, (I hate the e-trade baby commercials) but I never get sick of this one:
Why, because it is all about a guy who wants something, wants it bad and what does he do? Does he max out his credit? Does he beg for it as a gift? Nope, he works and works at job after job, most of which are not enjoyable, and keeps his eye on the prize. And when he can afford the car he wants, only then does he get it.
This simply screams Tea Party values, hard work, perseverance, spending responsibility. In fact I would dare to say it screams American Values.
And look at the license plate on the two cars he buys. It says “The fly over state”. That says Red State all over it. How fitting.
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