He was calling for a ban on Muslims months before the man he now calls Sloppy Steve joined his campaign.
We were joined by a band called Shovels and Rope, Cary Ann Hearst and Michael Trent, a couple who lived in their van and played what they called "sloppy tonk".
Sandwiches come lean or fatty and in several sizes, including classic stuffed ($7.95 to $10.50), combinations ($9.75 to $11.25) and formidable four-layer monsters called "sloppy Joes" ($12.95).
The former director of central intelligence, John M. Deutch, is called "sloppy" by security officials and his security clearance is suspended (news article, Feb. 3).
An investigator on the case, who spoke on the condition of anonymity, said the association's procedures could be called sloppy at best.
"Around 1934 or '35," Mr. Burdorf said, "the Mayor of Maplewood, Robert Sweeney, used to vacation in Havana and hang out at an old saloon called Sloppy Joe's.
He did not completely discredit the Havana connection, pointing to the fact that the first print use of the term "sloppy Joe" was probably in reference to a bar called Sloppy Joe's in Key West, Fla.
An installation called "Sloppy Joe's Bar Dream" reinvents -- by means of a shabbily elegant old bar made of ceramic tiles, replete with bottles, a jukebox and photographs of upscale patrons on the walls -- a magical place where one is led to suppose the karma of old Havana reigned.
My dad's ashes were strewn across some bar... called Sloppy Joe's?
According to Adam Graham from MTV, the performance was taped prior to the episode of Idol, made apparent by what Graham called "sloppy editing".
