From: iDRMRSR <idrmrsr@subgenius.com>
Newsgroups: alt.slack
Date: Wed, Jul 10, 2002 11:06 PM
1. The cheapest gas can be purchased about 50 miles
away in the Seneca
Nation near the town of Salamanca, east of Jamestown.
No tax on
ciggies, either.
2. Bailey Hill road goes west bound into Findley Lake
and except for a
mile of gravel road, is the fastest way to I-86 westbound.
3. After the Rupsture, I claim the Holiday Inn Express
on I-86 as my
own personal play thing. A nice place and ten minutes
flat from
Brushwood.
4. The closest WalMart is in Celeron, NY. Take 394
east off I-86 where
it crosses Lake Chautauqua and drive towardst Jamestown.
5. Lucille Ball's DNA can be traced to Jamestown, NY.
Clone her if you
dare.
6. Cheapest gas in Erie...Marathon on Alt PA 5 1/2
mile east of 832
(entrance to Presque Isle Park). $1.25 when it was $1.49
in NY (or
more).
7. BBQ chicken, ribs, pizza, subs, meatball sandwiches
available in the
I-86 Express restaurant in the parking lot of the Holiday
Inn mentioned
above. But that's the whole menu. No damn breakfast,
they open at 11
AM. Does not serve bacon. Will probably, therefore,
be differently
owned by next year.
8. There is no finer sloppy joe served anywhere around
there than at
Brushwood.
9. Chautauqua is a word with three U's. Can you think
of any others?
There are a few, but certainly such words are not ubiquitous.
And I
mean that unambiguously.
10.Cows can be seen getting fucked less than 500 yards
west of
Brushwood.
11.Amish girls leave their bonnets on while giving head.
12.The FM transmitter from the drive-in movies beams
a strong signal as
far as Findley Lake, about 6 miles.
13.The night front desk lady at the Holiday Inn is named
CONNIE.
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From: Christopher Lee <clbundy@indy.net>
I agree with this post.
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