gus is no longer lost... but he will always be misplaced.
One of the things that occurred to me during my sabbatical was the fact that I had never played ping pong with Region.
Why, during times of stress, do such thoughts enter one's mind?
) but sure glad to see you back on the threads.
The Bank is Daytona Beach's hottest night club. It's where night life comes alive. Located at 701 Main Street the club is centrally located. Only blocks from Daytona Beach and Daytona Harley Davidson. Daytona Beach is home to NASCAR'S speed weeks, Spring Break and one of Florida's greatest beaches, it makes sense that The Bank is a great choice for booking your wedding or private party.
Built in the early 20's as a bank and converted to a club in the 70's. The Bank still maintains its original charm and character. With the original vault still in tact which now secures a variety of beers and wines. The warm bricked walls set a great back drop for The Bank's stage where many national and regional performers have graced their presence. The Bank also hosts the Florida International Festival featuring the London Symphony Orchestra which brings many performances from around the world. Throughout the year The Bank along with the other neighboring pubs and clubs on Main Street host fantastic street parties. Loaded with food, drink, live music and great people they are always a hit with all who attend.
Two of our biggest street parties here on Main Street are Bike Week and Biketoberfest, both world renowned catering to motorcycle enthusiasts from around the world. During Bike weeks the Razorbacks rock The Bank with the most entertaining rock-a-billy performance in the south-east. Wednesday nights at The Bank is an open Blues jam where all blues enthusiasts are welcome. The first Sunday of the month we have a free BBQ with live music.
So no matter what your taste for a good time the Bank has something for everyone. Be sure to visit us when in town.
I am saddened by that cartoon, Dutchy, not so much for the content, but rather because you had such a thing at your disposal.
I was driving through Albuquerque a few weeks back and wished that I had the time and the whereabouts of Osso, Diane and Dys, but it was a very quick trip from Oklahoma to California and right back to Oklahoma again with no time for stops or greetings. I did wave and holler an outloud "Hello" to you three there, though, so I hope you got the message in the breeze.