I'm in a small town in OR and a guy at the bar turns to the guy next to him and says ''what do you think about Alberto?&quot

Kitty corner

Catty corner

Not caddy corner.

Right,its either cabbie corn, caddy shack or kit kat, but not kittie corner or caddie corner.

72nSunny wrote:

What town, southern Oregon or Eastern Oregon?

Somewhere where the Republicans find the hookers cheap.

wejo wrote:

I couldn't believe it. At first i was even wondering if he might be talking about something else. But the guy responded 'he might get off with the asthma'. They were talking about what I thought they were.

They then discussed Alberto appearing to be 'a stand up guy' and talking how he could push himself in races more than anyone else. Very short conversation before I chimed in my astonishment of their conversation .

This thing has crossed over mainstream at least in Oregon.

Perfect description. Couldn't keep your mouth shut and listen for more to report. You and your brother must have spent a lot of time in the womb with your noses

up each others arses, cos you do like to kiss your own and his.

...Did they look relaxed?

wejo wrote:

72nSunny wrote:

What town, southern Oregon or Eastern Oregon?

Western, Oregon- Florence.

I'm killing time in my airstream before NCAAs start.

I'm up for suggestions where else to go.

What is up with people in Oregon and bikes on the highway? I don't see them actually riding their bikes but standing there with them.

Florence? Real Oregonians consider that to be California. Have a bud lite and score some meth. Get a medical marijuana card to frame and take home.

Homeboy Sam wrote:

Reminds me of the time last month when I was in a small town in North Carolina.

Guy at the bar says to his friend, "What do you think about the Greek debt situation?"

His friend says, "Looks like that dude, ya know, the Greek Finance Minister Yanis Varoufakis, is playing hardball. But I think Angela Merkel will still hold them accountable and will make them implement the austerity plan, thus averting a bond default".

There's a long pause. Then the first guy says, "So what are you doing this weekend?" The other guy: "Watching NASCAR and scratching my balls."

LOL. Best answer yet. (I follow the Greek debt situation).

Mainstream? wrote:

Searched "Alberto Salazar" on cnn.com, usatoday.com, and for grins, foxnews.com. No mention of this. Buried in the Olympic Sports section of espn.com. Has not crossed in to the mainstream.

It's old news unless you're seriously in to track and field.

I'll bet I'm the only person in the world who's gone for a run in Troy, Hat Rock, Keizer, AND Olney.

Go Goonies! wrote:

Drive up the coast to Manzanita(San Dune Pub) and Cannon Beach and then onto Astoria. Cross the bridge into Washington and check out Ilwaco and maybe Long Beach.

I didn't think i'd make it this far north but I just went to San Dune Pub. I'm staying at the State Park like 2 miles away.

This is the place to be. 1) A campground and not an RV park (but I've got electrical) 2) I'm close to a nice little town if I want to not eat in my RV 3) My phone works and I get internet. Wish I had discovered this place earlier.

Saw the last 3 minutes and overtime of the NBA Game 2 at San Dune Pub.

Jealous of the trip my man

Thought for sure you wandered into Ron Tabb's bar.

wejo wrote:

Go Goonies! wrote:

Drive up the coast to Manzanita(San Dune Pub) and Cannon Beach and then onto Astoria. Cross the bridge into Washington and check out Ilwaco and maybe Long Beach.

I didn't think i'd make it this far north but I just went to San Dune Pub. I'm staying at the State Park like 2 miles away.

This is the place to be. 1) A campground and not an RV park (but I've got electrical) 2) I'm close to a nice little town if I want to not eat in my RV 3) My phone works and I get internet. Wish I had discovered this place earlier.

Saw the last 3 minutes and overtime of the NBA Game 2 at San Dune Pub.

Sounds great! How many miles did you get in today?

You are lucky. People from Oregon aren't always so polite when Yalies show up and start gawking:

"No offense," says Kesey, "but the East Coast is about two years behind."

He said it very patiently, with a kind of country politeness, as if... I don't want to be rude to you fellows from the East, but there's been things going on out here that you would never guess in your wildest million years, old buddy.

This is from Tom Wolfe, who was played semi-pro ball, and even got a tryout with the Giants. When he got cut, he headed to Yale for his PhD. Kesey, who went the U of O on a football scholarship, almost made the Olympics as a wrestler.