raprap wrote:However, if human entertainment is required, you can always go coed watching in Carbondale. Taint bad, but then I'm kinda partial to watching coeds.
I twice lived in Carbondale. The first time, 1973-76, i worked at Doctors' Hospital, and lived on the north side of town. Later, i moved to Alto Pass (more or less) on the Bald Knob Road on the other side of 127.
Several years later, i returned to Carbondale, and was employed at SIU for somewhat over four years, and lived in various places--an apartment on Cedar Creek Road, a house north of the Giant City blacktop, and finally, a trailer in a trailer park off Pleasant Hill Road.
One of my friends of many years also worked at the University, and on his day's off in good weather, we would just drive around campus, and especially the apartment complexes and trailer courts off Grand Avenue. Of course, we were simply admiring the landscaping.
I find this a much more interesting discussion that this joker's delusions about the state of the plastic arts on a nearby planet.
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