I'm not the one judging.
And, silly me...I thought we had evolved past "She asked for it." Oh, well.
Are we just numb to news about Trump corruption, even convictions?
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And, silly me...I thought we had evolved past "She asked for it." Oh, well.
Does anyone still do Hinkles? I'll never forget my first Hinkles. I was hung over and my buddy kept telling me go over there and grab a burger. Heaven. I need to go back.
LMAO. i have a theory that marathon runners bald prematurely. raises dht. bald is good if you have a good head. if not....
Who is? I just shared Gods word. You got a problem there? How bout join the conversation and be productive rather than confrontational.
Wavy
by Shel Silverstein
I thought that I had wavy hair
Until I shaved. Instead,
I find that I have straight hair
And a very wavy head.
Wavy poem - Shel Silverstein
I thought that I had wavy hair Until I shaved. Instead, I find that I have straight hair And a very wavy head.
www.best-poems.net
Mostly bald. I still see 2 several times a year, the 3rd went to FL so I haven't seen him since the Gator Bowl but he's on Facebook.
Who was convicted of rape? But we are talking about pizzagate too, you know.
Yes, over 10,000 here. Record regular season game. 33 point lead.
So in other words, another “religious“ hypocrite. You’ve shown us that before.
I’m finally going to make it back for Ohio State game. Next home. Teri tied record for most wins today. ( I know you know)
That was one of Bobby’s hangouts. And lots of good memorabilia.
Ahhh ok. Name calling. Not surprised. Trying to keep it real. Your not helping.
Didn’t know the owner. I remember 25 cent beers there and at The Regulator. Somehow spent 20 bucks there one night. Big spender!
Noble Roman's personal pan deep dish was awesome and cheap - was my go to lunch.
I liked Noble Roman’s too. I don’t think I’ve had it since leaving Bloomington and I don’t recall it being there in my most recent visits.
Like years ago or recently. The old nr had a dollop of sauce on each square. That was pretty good even for my standards and I'm from Elkhart.
I love Breaking Away. Steve Tesich wrote the screenplay based on the 1962 Little Five that was dominated by Tesich’s frat brother Dave Blasé Blasé is the inspiration for the story and played the race announcer in the movie. I rode in the ‘62 race, we had no chance. On a training ride out to Morgan-Monroe Forrest, Blase caught up with me and we talked for several miles. Then he said”see ya” and took off like a shotI do . . . but I worked at Mother Bear's, so . . . .
Apparently, it was in Breaking Away . . .
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BY JEFF LAFAVE At what point does a modern classic become a relic of the past? “Breaking Away,” the classic sports film based on IU’s famous Little 500 bike races, hit cinemas nat…33to1.com
Most of the road scenes in the movie were routes I had ridden on and was very familiar with. In the mid 90’s I returned to Bloomington with my road bike to ride this routes. I couldn’t believe I rode those routes on the old one-speed Schwann that weighed close to 50lbs. Youth does have its benefits.
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DOJ definetly tried its best to avoid dealing with the laptop.
Years ago
It was on the second floor of a building around the corner on Kirkwood and Indiana, by Sample Gates, across from Von Lee.
Very coolI love Breaking Away. Steve Tesich wrote the screenplay based on the 1962 Little Five that was dominated by Tesich’s frat brother Dave Blasé Blasé is the inspiration for the story and played the race announcer in the movie. I rode in the ‘62 race, we had no chance. On a training ride out to Morgan-Monroe Forrest, Blase caught up with me and we talked for several miles. Then he said”see ya” and took off like a shot
Most of the road scenes in the movie were routes I had ridden on and was very familiar with. In the mid 90’s I returned to Bloomington with my road bike to ride this routes. I couldn’t believe I rode those routes on the old one-speed Schwann that weighed close to 50lbs. Youth does have its benefits.
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Really? Columbus Ohio? We just spent a weekend there a couple weeks ago for a cheer event. We loved high street. Martinis modern Italian a Cameron Mitchell restaurant was one of the best Italian restaurants I've ever been too. We're going back next weekend for another event and already have reservations again. We went both nights last time and going back. The veal chop, the veal shank...omg off the charts.
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We stopped by the north market and definitely going back. That place had food from around the globe and it ALL looked good. Some places were sold out. Great stuff.
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25 cent beers. Wasn’t the owner a football player?
The owner was former IU football player Carl Barzilauskus, who was drafted in the 6th round and played six seasons for the Jets.I knew it as the PB, but also remember it as Barzo's Blitz. I can't find anything under that name when I google, so maybe that was just a nickname we had for it. But it's the reason I knew it was Barzilauskus in the first place. According to google he still lives in Bloomington.Didn’t know the owner. I remember 25 cent beers there and at The Regulator. Somehow spent 20 bucks there one night. Big spender!
I believe it was on 3rd street. I can see it in my mind, but didn’t actually see it in any recent visit.
I shouldn't say that it has been so long. 25 plus years ago. I lived off high street. it was cold. miserable. i hated it.
I think the most recent version of NR was what is now Wee Willie's West, at the shopping center in Ellettsville...I seem to remember there being a location out by the college mall when I was at IU in the early 70's...
I have a couple friends in the crowd scenes and my brother in law is on the sideline by the track too.I love Breaking Away. Steve Tesich wrote the screenplay based on the 1962 Little Five that was dominated by Tesich’s frat brother Dave Blasé Blasé is the inspiration for the story and played the race announcer in the movie. I rode in the ‘62 race, we had no chance. On a training ride out to Morgan-Monroe Forrest, Blase caught up with me and we talked for several miles. Then he said”see ya” and took off like a shot
Most of the road scenes in the movie were routes I had ridden on and was very familiar with. In the mid 90’s I returned to Bloomington with my road bike to ride this routes. I couldn’t believe I rode those routes on the old one-speed Schwann that weighed close to 50lbs. Youth does have its benefits.
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And St Louis is better? You haven't been back for 25 years? It was a pleasant surprise and a foodie potpourri for us. Go back.
My last game at the shoe was the Buffs and osu years ago. Never went down to high street though. The guy ( Cameron Mitchell) that owns most of the upscale restaurants in Columbus owns the ocean prime chain.
I taught at OSU for three years as XO of the NROTC. OSU’s campus doesn’t hold a candle to IU’s, but Columbus is a very nice city. My wife and I both enjoyed it and have discussed living downtown there after I retire. Probably more likely to go to Arizona now, but it’s still on the list.
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Back then there was no comparison to Stl. I wouldn't know today. Columbus just felt like a big hick town. At that time columbus didn't have pro sports in any of the major sports. Stl had football, baseball and hockey. Our metro etc was no comparison to columbus. And i realize technically columbus was the biggest city in ohio but....
My uncle taught there too, Jack Heil, idk what he taught. I was a little kid but he always brought me osu garb which I appreciated coz I grew up around ND fans.
Arizona, lived there a couple times. Once in paradise Valley and once in Scottsdale. 80's 90's. The summers are worse than our winters. I can jog in the cold. You can't jog when it's over 100 at 5 in the morning. Wonder what it's gonna be like with the water situation moving forward. Phoenix is probably the most spread out miles of acreage I've ever lived in as far as a city goes.
Some of the apartments around downtown did not look cheap. Like super nice. We were impressed.
