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^^Ruby is gonna freak out when the Republicans wake up and nominate Ron Paul.

Dancers say they'll get enough signatures to block strip-club law Law set to take effect Sept. 4, but group has until Sept. 3 to gather enough signatures to put issue on ballot. By William Hershey Monday, August 06, 2007 COLUMBUS — Representatives of 'Dancers for Democracy' said Monday they're confident they'll gather enough signatures to put the issue on the Nov. 6 ballot to block a bill regulating strip clubs from taking effect as scheduled Sept. 4. Meanwhile, Citizens for Community Values, the Cincinnati-based group that backed the bill, plans to air a radio ad statewide soon explaining what the proposed law would do and what?s behind the signature-gathering drive opposing it, said David Miller, CCV vice president. Read More...

Sam's was downtown - sw of the center. A folk/bluegrass/blues place that made 10 times more money booking the punk & new wave bands. There was an old hippie bartender there who made it clear he hated the music and the customers. We had a lot of fun with him. The Walnut Hills was the embodiment of hell in a refurbished old house on a corner of Wayne Ave at #2033. Their specialty was Stroh's by the quart. (This was back when they still made the stuff in Detroit)

I think more chicks should shave their heads

Chicks get away with it because guys are usually reluctant to pop a girl in the nose.

I saw DOA at this place about a million years ago. http://www.suddendeath.com/bands_DOA.html

>>The hotel bar on Central Parkway just south of CTC >Wow. Can't imagine what occasion brought you to that place. Decided to do a pub crawl home after work one Friday. The place was packed and the middle aged waitress in support everything and Tammy faye makeup was actually kinda hot. >The She? Damn dude that brings back some old memories. Was that a gay bar ? I went there because the punk/new wave bands started playing there.

I had the Bozo look, Mayday (of perfect hair and skin), so abhors, but I grew my hair out and, by tying it back in a pony tail, achieve a lessened "Bozo" look. More of a George Carlin look. Being partially bald is a PITA. Mayday will probably wind up with a thick head of beautiful silvery grey hair. $^$^#!@

Hobby shops were cool. There is really no modern equivalent.

Deputies take bite from crime OVER-THE-RHINE – Behind the wheel of the black-and-yellow Hamilton County sheriff’s cruiser, Sgt. Bill Rarrick rolled slowly over the streets here. He watched the crowds closely, peeked through narrow alleys and occasionally pointed out the area’s prostitutes and pimps. Last week marked the first anniversary of deputies’ patrolling Over-the-Rhine, a neighborhood once known for its history and culture but now notoriously associated with crime. http://news.enquirer.com/apps/pbcs.dll/article?AID=/20070805/NEWS01/308050011

I don't have you beat, but, I'm kinda glad. I cannot believe all the names you remember, Meck ! Springfield Belmont Cafe The Ringside Cafe (old location) Ruby Tuesday The Regency Room biker bar on the SE corner of Fountain & High bar in the Springfield hotel Wittenberg Union Rathskeller weird little family place that served Donna's 14 yr old sister The Crying Cowboy Saloon Annies or whatever it was called The place that was slated to be torn down so some guy I knew ran it for aout 6 months because he wanted to run a bar but not as a career The little wedge shaped bar on E Main Every single bar on E Main (in one night) from the edge of town to the CBD - 7 ? The Elite Cafe The New Frolics Te place by the train tracks that had fights every single time I went there Yellow Springs The Olde Trail Tavern Some other bar on that kinda secondary street west of Xenia Ave Antioch Union Dayton Gilly's Walnit Hills Bar (in Walnut Hills) Sam's The She Club Columbus no idea of any names but about a half dozen THe Agora Cleveland The Agora Xenia breakfast beer, once, at some place on the south end of downtown near some train tracks Cincinnati Moorman's The Comet Bill's (before it became the Comet) Junker's Tavern Northside Bar The 5th Amendment Boswell Alley The hotel bar on Central Parkway just south of CTC Marty Waldeck's and the place it later became The Belmont The Phoenix Cafe Arnold's Chapter 11 Blind Lemon Animation's Habits Josie's Someplace Else pretty much every bar in Oakley (another one night challenge) - quite a few are not there anymore 8 ? Top Cat's Daniel's Bogarts Dollar Bill's Sudsy Malone's Hap's Irish Pub Arthur's Arlin's The place that was kinda behind Bogart's in 2 incarnations Some Irish place on the west side Madonna's and whatever it used to be back when it ws dedicated to Frank Sinatra The Dunlap Cafe Some place on Spring Grove Ave just north of the Wester Hills Viaduct that had a bartender about the size of a mountain Washington Platform Caddy's The Second St Saloon ? There were about 3 bars on 2nd street that were popular for a while That horrible disco hell on the corner of Vine and McMillan - Burgundy's ? it had several incarnations The Mad Frog Uncle Willies or whatever it is in Clifton A bar that was near Akropolis Chili that was slated to be a Hard Rock Cafe but the owner wound up getting swindled Some 2 story bar in Corryville off of short Vine The Blue Wisp in Obryonville and downtown Obryonville Tavern ? The Milner Cafe The New Orleans Cafe (now the Gypsy Hut) Some country bar up near Springdale The place on the corner of Eliza & McMicken, it had several names prior to becoming some sort of jazz club. I went to the redneck incarnations. A bar on McMicken just north of Marshall but south of the convenience store. It's apartments now, I think The Metro Some downtown bar that fancied itself an art gallery as well Stanley's Universal Grille Some place out east of town a bit past Newtown The Old Timber Inn The bar at the Vernon Manor NKY The Jockey Club Southgate House a couple other places in Newport A couple riverboats - one closed down and one moved away Chicago The Aragon Ballroom 3 or 4 other bars I cannot possibly name - One had playboy centerfolds as wallpaper The gay bar my friends and I unwittingly tried to enter would not let us in. PITA in late November Minneapolis 3 or 4 The place that was in Purple Rain San Diego A couple holes in the wall The biker bar across the street from my friend, George's apartment in Ocean Beach Some concert bar that was real popular about 25 years ago. Little bars scattered about little towns in Wisconsin, Minnesota, South Dakota, Wyoming and Oregon including the place in the middle of nowhere in SD that had a coffee can with a garden hose for a drain for a urinal and the place in Wisconsin where the bartender just got up and left, leaving me and my friends to run the bar for about an hour approx 12 in all Tiajuana one nameless stripclub that sold home made beer with sediment in the bottom of the bottle They had a hawker out front who literally grabbed people and tried steering them into the club Los Angeles 3 or 4 completely nameless places San Francisco 3 - 4 nameless places including an Irish place Boise 2 - 3 nameless places Las Vegas A hole in the wall in a strip mall some strip club Caesar's Palace Some little casino near the Hoover Dam Some ski Lodge outside of town A few other big casinos - I forget which ones Memphis 2 - 3 places The bar at the Drake Hotel Deadwood 3 casinos including the one that has the chair that Wild Bill Hicock was shot in hanging on the wall. I hadbeen to that place once before it was a casino Scenic, SD Some little hellhole with animal skulls all over the place and about 6" of sawdust on the floor Rapid City Some hotel bar Indianapolis Downtown Holiday Inn bar Urbana 2 - 3 nameless places that probably aren't there anymore

Everybody wants to be Lex Luthor.

^So, I am guessing you don't lick yourself clean ? right, that's what the old lady is for......... :-) Living with animals is a great experience, because it shows you the difference between your animal tendencies and your civilized social tendencies. It makes you wonder what the hell happened to those cats in the videos. I'd pretty much guarantee their behavior is the result of the abuse of "civilized" humans.

LOL !

Well, hell, that's how you know the cookies are good ! If the bugs are dead - DON'T BUY.

Westcott House, businesses struck by vandals By Valerie Lough Thursday, August 02, 2007 Springfield police are searching for vandals who defaced the Westcott House and area businesses with spray paint early Monday. "We have officers assigned to the investigation," said Springfield Police Chief Stephen Moody. "We're working to identify the individuals involved." Read More...

hah I see your John Denver and raise you a Toots and the Maytals [youtube=425,350]Lrg_KhoWADM

I voted Firefox before but with the v3 (beta) release of Safari - I have pretty much switched to that. Safari doesn't work with some of the Hamilton County sites, tho.

I always thought the flatbed looked like a baby coffin.

photo by Ink It's up to Central if it wants South High Tuesday, July 31, 2007 By Lucas Sullivan Catholic Central doesn't have the funds to purchase the South High School building, but money will not be an issue if officials want to occupy the structure. The Turner Foundation, a philanthropic organization dedicated to the improvement of Springfield, is willing to purchase the building for Catholic Central if that's what school officials want. "If Catholic Central is interested in using the building and wants to be in the building then we would be willing to sit down and potentially talk about what we would be willing to do," said John Landess, executive director of the Turner Foundation. "We are waiting on word from Catholic Central. We don't want to see South High School sitting empty and unused. "We'd like to find a use for the building. I think that's everybody's hope for the building." The 240,769 square-foot building — modeled after the U.S. Library of Congress — has been appraised for $3 million, but real estate agent Pete Noonan, hired by the Springfield City Schools to sell its properties, said the final price will be worked out in "private negotiations." The question is, does Catholic Central want it? "I know they are still very interested in the building," said Noonan, who added that there are other interested parties not affiliated with education somewhat interested in the property. "They are still studying the facility for its possible use." http://www.springfieldnewssun.com/n/content/oh/story/news/local/2007/07/31/sns080107schoolbuildingsseg.html

windy day ?

color coded ! Those keypadss got a workout (3 shifts a day - 7 days a week). I only had to replace one once, tho. DIGITAL heck, from what I have read, the manufacturers are ceasing the production of film and chemistry. It is really strange, being raised on photographs, to see them become some weird old obsolete medium.

The sad thing is that so many people use them flawlessly and so many of the cashiers seem to screw up at least once per transaction. There should be a rule allowing only one person per station at the U-Scan and cell phones should be disabled. AND FURTHERMORE ........

Some of these seem like nice blogs and some, like patent baristas seem to offer some good info, but I don't see much of a a Cinti connection to them. Grasscat's HAD to be in there, especially with the new layout. I wonder if the decision to put CincinnatiBlog in there had much to do with the fact that it constantly links to cincinnati.com ? :-) For a city that is almost half black - it's a pretty white lookin' list.

Do you suggest the Cinti Art Museum to people who are regularly frequenting Chicago ? Or just stick with purely Cincinnati stuff ?