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I actually spent a night once in a highly questionable trucker motel at the far south end of the Cleveland burbs. When I discovered there was no deadbolt lock or security chain on the door, I went back up to the office and asked about it.

The night clerk (who looked like something that would have checked you in at the Bates Motel :eek: ) looked up from his chair and mumbled: "Yeah. The girls prefer it that way in case they need to get away from a psycho John quick or bail during a raid."

Just one of the joys of living on the road for a living. :rolleyes:
 
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I actually spent a night once in a highly questionable trucker motel at the far south end of the Cleveland burbs. When I discovered there was no deadbolt lock or security chain on the door, I went back up to the office and asked about it.

The night clerk (who looked like something that would have checked you in at the Bates Motel :eek: ) looked up from his chair and mumbled: "Yeah. The girls prefer it that way in case they need to get away from a psycho John quick or bail during a raid."

Just one of the joys of living on the road for a living. :rolleyes:

Willie Nelson

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=U52qN5MS6hw
 
The Distance of the Moon -- Italo Calvino (in Cosmicomics)

Dick Tracy and the Moon Maid

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One of the [generally] nice things about the 'tinternet is the ability to find stuff that I missed as a kid.

We had stuff like this:- http://britishcomics.com/Tiger/index.htm

To me the really nice thing is the ability to relive some childhood memories that have seriously faded near nothingness, but suddenly become very full and clear again with a simple click.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=d0KEblrgf0g

IE: Sky King was barely a memory until I discovered a bunch of the original episodes at YouTube. Suddenly it's Saturday morning and I am five years old again anytime I choose to be.
 
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