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Tuesday, July 3, 2012
Date Night
80 comments:
Scott, I kinda think of you as my friend. I'd definitely buy you a round of beers, but if you wanna flash your dick it's on you pal! LOLReplyDelete
- AnonymousJuly 3, 2012 at 7:47 AM
Remember you asked Scott, (so here goes) I would buy you a beer, and say dude you been acting like a "dickhead" lately.ReplyDelete
Something happened to your blog and not for the better, my friend, not sure exactly how or why it changed but it has. I know people will comment and say, but Scott has changed on his journey to being a "cocksucker". Well guys if you were with him from the beginning, I think you would notice the change.
Your not connecting with your readers lately (just my point of view)..
You would post, and you would comeback and answer a few comments from your readers,(that does make us feel good) think you made just one or two comments in the past 5 or 6 posts
And you always, always, wished us "dickheads', (insert) what ever holiday is, (a Happy holiday, and gave a good post)
Now you seem very self centered, which I guess can be a good in a way, but you been wearing too much of it.
With all that said, You and you family have a "Happy 4th" tomorrow, in case you don't wish us one, and leave us with this post, in what we think about "YOU".
Well maybe I'll buy you another beer, that dude does have a very nice butt.
And as much as I want to see you naked, I'll think I'll skip the next roundReplies
- AnonymousJuly 3, 2012 at 8:00 AM
Yo: Dr. Freud! Did you ever consider that the man has a life, a family, a job. As mundane as it sounds that leaves limited time to please all your horny mofo's which I'm sure on the list of important things to do is #9 or #10 Just sayinDelete
- AnonymousJuly 3, 2012 at 9:01 AM
Anchors away., you must be a newbie, I know all about Scott's family life, and he said he was going to cut down. No qualms with that, he's just very, very different. Stay with the program, Just sayingDelete
- AnonymousJuly 3, 2012 at 9:04 PM
Hey 7:47, I don't agree Scott not connecting with readers. Not really sure why you would even say that.Delete
- AnonymousJuly 3, 2012 at 9:37 AM
The interesting thing about this post is that you don't answer the question the reader asked or do you agree with his categories? Really, what do you think we think about you? I actually think it becomes clear in the comments and the side bars. LOLReplyDelete
To answer your question I have to ask a question - Do I know that I'm meeting you, the serial abuser of little Scottie? Because I'm sure if I met you at some random bar, as just some guy, I would think of you as the good looking loudmouth that every bar has and tune you out. LOL Sorry.
But if I would met you, the Scott that writes this really entertaining blog, I would buy you a few beers; convince you to head to the local bathhouse; get you to walk around naked and let the guys take a look; set you up someplace to jerk off for all the on lookers to watch; and then when you were done I would tie your hands with a jockstrap; put you over my lap and spank that cute ass of yours.
How is that for date night? Except I know it won't happen, since you've made it clear that you don't want your 'blog life' to intersect with your 'real world life'.
Mark from Pittsburgh
- AnonymousJuly 3, 2012 at 9:46 AM
This is a great post topic! Your best in a while.
I think I am all 3. When I first started reading the blog, I was curious about curious guys and how they think. Over the course of time, I think we have explored that enough that I largely get it. I'm a smart guy...only took me several dozen posts to get with the program.
I also feel a huge frindship and kindred spirit with you. I was way down the path you are (not married or kids), but dated women, fucked pussy, and craved cock on the side. Now I am more into guys, and don't date chicks much, but still feel this connection to you and your journey.
Lastly, yes I find you elusiveness and allure sexy as hell. I am crazy attracted to you and would love to see little scottie. and your butt hole. I would love to have some hot fun with you. (But I would never tape it because I would not invade your privacy or mine!)
Big G in TX
- AnonymousJuly 3, 2012 at 9:50 AM
I agree that the blog has changed. In the old days I think it was a lot about understanding us. Topics seemed relevant and conversation starting. Now, it is more about telling us about you and guys like you. Doesn't often feel relevant or interesting.ReplyDelete
I think we have learned a lot about each otheer, covered the obvious topics, and a are getting into a routine with each other.
But Scott, I love ya - nothing can change that. I am grateful for what you have already given us. And you are the only blogger I look for each day to see if there is a new post!
More posts and details about your experimentation would spruce us up!!!!
I wouldn't give you $20 but I might buy you a beer.ReplyDelete
- AnonymousJuly 3, 2012 at 10:36 AM
I think it would be the same as it is for any of my married friends, we'd grab a few brews, have a few laughs, eat way too much, talk shit and call it a night.ReplyDelete
- Ripped MittensJuly 5, 2012 at 1:26 PM
Then we'd wake up, and I'd make you breakfast. Waffles with maple syrup, a couple of fried eggs, and or course there'd be bacon.Delete
- AnonymousJuly 6, 2012 at 10:48 AM
SAUSAGE! Scott wants sausage!Delete
- AnonymousJuly 6, 2012 at 11:05 AM
You bet he does, thick link sausage, the nice juicy kind, you know, you bite into them, and you get the nice tasting hot juice, freaking melts in your mouth. Nothing wrong with that, men need "meat", builds muscleDelete
I heard Scott was spotted at Coney Island, slurping down a footlong hot dog, with the works, with a big shitty grin.
- AnonymousJuly 6, 2012 at 4:44 PM
No, he's been spotted in Boston trying to get a ticket to tonight's game, the New York Yankees against the Boston Red Sox, in Boston, he's going to suck down a few "Fenway Franks".Delete
He does like his "meat". Well that's what rumor has it anyways
- AnonymousJuly 3, 2012 at 11:36 AM
I think that my initial excitement of first reading the blog has mellowed somewhat. I guess it's like a marriage. Instead of doing it every night, we think about. I must add, I would not want to do it with anyone else.ReplyDelete
As far as friendship. I think that would be cool. You're too funny, not to want as a friend. As far as a beer. I would get you a pitcher and then bring you home. You would be more than mellow and ready for the pleasure that we would share.
As far as the $2.00, or was it @20.00 I would owe you, or you could, at a later date, take it out in trade.
P.S. Wherever you go and whatever you do, you will be rmembered. You have certainly made a difference in the lives of those who have read your blog.
Also, you underestimate yourself. You are worth a lot more than $20.00
I don't know where you will get it, but keep on trying. Remember the story of the woman who started her own business. She told her boyfriend that she was going to be a hooker on the side. One night she came home with twenty dollars and ten cents. Her boyfriend asked, "Who gave you the ten cents? She answered, "Everyone!"
Looking forward to your next post. Happy 4th. Try on that brass ring and stay horny!
It would depend on the bar and the situation, and the direction of the conversation, Scott. Most likely, I'd be the one buying you a couple of beers just to get to know you better. 'Cause, here in your blog posts, you're open and honest about who you are and I like that! I'd never give you money to flash your dick - I've probably seen as many swinging cocks as a urologist sees in a lifetime practice; big ones, small ones, really bigs ones. One more wouldn't impress me.ReplyDelete
IF, at some point, it turned out you wanted us to grab one another's sticks for a litle flesh hockey... well, let's just say...the Whackman wouldn't turn it down!Replies
- AnonymousJuly 3, 2012 at 5:17 PM
I think that Scottie has a flashing lite on his.Delete
er....why are you not buying me a beer? lol!ReplyDelete
I would take you to my room and blow the shit of of you. I would suck your cock so good you'd remember it for long time. Then I would unexpectedly blow a huge load all over your face and hair. Just sayin'...ReplyDelete
- AnonymousJuly 3, 2012 at 3:39 PM
You'll fuck me and I'll fuck you and we'll both like it.ReplyDelete
Scott, I definitely put you in the friend camp and I would be proud to buy ya beer or two. If you happened to follow me back to my room, cool, no video, no xtube but I would be commenting up a freakin storm on your website. The whole gang would know. HA!ReplyDelete
Have a good 4th.
- Matt D in DFWJuly 3, 2012 at 6:58 PM
Hmm.. Well.. given that the bar's likely to be the Dallas Eagle (don't worry, Scott.. it's off the beaten path and was home to teh monthly bimm4bimm meet-up in the chat-room days of AOL), guess I'd start with buyin' you a beer... take the edge off enough for you to start askin' about all that rough stuff yer so curious about. Eventually, we *might* end up out on the patio with you on a the St. Andrew's cross and me with a paddle or a flogger in my hands. Where it goes from there is up to you, bud. ;-{)ReplyDelete
- AnonymousJuly 3, 2012 at 9:00 PM
Definitely in the friend category or I guess actually closer - more like frat bro. I would buy you a round of beers, talk to you about all kinds of stuff, and just be glad to have had the chance to meet you in person.ReplyDelete
If you wanna flash your dick, go for it, and I will too.
Then make sure you got home safely if you had too much to drink.
- AnonymousJuly 3, 2012 at 9:58 PM
I'd encourage you to work on your spelling. :- )ReplyDelete
Joking aside, I like your perspective and enjoy reading your blog. I'm happy leaving it at that.
- AnonymousJuly 3, 2012 at 11:05 PM
I must say, Scott, you gave us a great pic today, I would love to part those lilly white cheeks of his, and tongue his musky hole, he would be seeing fire-works not only tomorrow, but till New Year's Eve.... Happy 4th everyone.ReplyDelete
- AnonymousJuly 4, 2012 at 7:27 AM
I'd turn to the woman you're with and ask, "Do you know Scott likes being spanked, sucks cock, and licks other guys' assholes?"ReplyDeleteReplies
- AnonymousJuly 4, 2012 at 8:05 AM
You're jealous!
- AnonymousJuly 5, 2012 at 7:22 AM
hardly. . .I like all the same things and a lot moreDelete
i've posted this b4 but it bears re-posting. it pretty much says it all. the author is Kahlil Gibran.ReplyDelete
cheers asshole!
Your friend is your needs answered.
He is your field which you sow with love and reap with thanksgiving.
And he is your board and your fireside.
For you come to him with your hunger, and you seek him for peace.
When your friend speaks his mind you fear not the "nay" in your own mind, nor do you withhold the "ay."
And when he is silent your heart ceases not to listen to his heart;
For without words, in friendship, all thoughts, all desires, all expectations are born and shared, with joy that is unacclaimed.
When you part from your friend, you grieve not;
For that which you love most in him may be clearer in his absence, as the mountain to the climber is clearer from the plain.
And let there be no purpose in friendship save the deepening of the spirit.
For love that seeks aught but the disclosure of its own mystery is not love but a net cast forth: and only the unprofitable is caught.
And let your best be for your friend.
If he must know the ebb of your tide, let him know its flood also.
For what is your friend that you should seek him with hours to kill?
Seek him always with hours to live.
For it is his to fill your need, but not your emptiness.
And in the sweetness of friendship let there be laughter, and sharing of pleasures.
For in the dew of little things the heart finds its morning and is refreshed.Replies
Rugger: I'm impress, you display levels of hidden depth behind that gruff masculine impression you often leave me with. All kidding aside this is one of my most favorite of Gibran's writings! WardDelete
gratias ago tibi Ward. pax vobis cum. [thanx Ward. peace!]Delete
- AnonymousJuly 8, 2012 at 1:02 PM
Thanks Rugyby. That's cool.Delete
I'd copy what AnonymousJuly 4, 2012 7:27 AM said.ReplyDelete
P.S. I'm loving your blog, Scott!ReplyDelete
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- AnonymousJuly 4, 2012 at 4:21 PM
Well hopefully you would be here in Finland and i would introduce myself and tell you how important a friend you have come to me on so many levels. As an licensed Finnish tour guide, I would offer you a tour and then take you to sauna, wash you carefully and then give you a tongue bath. Sitting then´outside looking at the sea, we would chat and then start kissing...and then I would rim your sweet ass in the light of the midnight sun!ReplyDelete
- AnonymousJuly 4, 2012 at 6:37 PM
Scott, I really think you need a man to fuck the smirk off your face.ReplyDelete
I would buy you a beer, then we'd fiction my room and have sex any way you wanted. As long as we'd wake up in each others arms in the morning. I'd take your morning load of piss and cum.ReplyDeleteReplies
- AnonymousJuly 4, 2012 at 10:52 PM
Thanks I needed that laugh, oh quietman you are a dreamer, don't expect Scott to be so "lovie dovie" in bed. you'll be lucky to get a handshake after the deed was done, never mind waking up in his arms.Delete
- WrestlbudinMassJuly 5, 2012 at 8:21 AM
What really piqued my interest was your wrestling story from college. Always got boners wrestling with buds and played organized sports (hockey, baseball) like you did.
So I'd be up for a rip and strip wrestling match with lots of frot and j/o. First to cum "loses."
- AnonymousJuly 5, 2012 at 10:54 AM
I'd offer you an overnight bondage session with some serious edging, over-stimulation, and experimentation. No pain unless you beg for it. No scars, except some emotional ones. You need to explore your limits under the control of someone who knows what he's doing.ReplyDeleteReplies
- AnonymousJuly 5, 2012 at 11:13 AM
Sorry, anonymous at 10:54 am, I can trump you offer for Scott. I have arranged for Scott to spend an overnight with George Huguely, they can bunk for the night, Scott will be in for a "bashing" good time. We all know that Scott thinks Huguely is just the cat's meow.Delete
I'd buy a beer or four, we'd chat, tell stories, and if you were feeling it, we'd go fool around in my room, respecting your limits.ReplyDelete
First, YOU would buy ME the beer ya cocky ass and then it would depend on which team you were rooting for who picked up the second round. No idea if I'd make a move. You never know until you are in the moment. But I can assure you, it wouldn't be taped and we'd both end up pretty satisfied.ReplyDelete
- AnonymousJuly 5, 2012 at 10:03 PM
You are the sane one of the bunch! What a bunch of whacko's who read this
blog. Scott, I bet that you are working on your md in psychiaratry. You have a lot of patinets here. Good Luck.
I think, that they should all get together and j/o to they are sillier in the mind!!!!!!!!!!!!! Love that one, sillier in the mind!
- AnonymousJuly 5, 2012 at 11:12 PM
Here we go, another "newbie" (anonymous,at 10:03Pm) you definitely have not been reading Scott blog from the beginning, sane my ass, stay a little bit longer.Delete
Firmly in the friend category. I would probably set you up with a guy I think you'd really like (kinky son of a bitch who I love like a brother). Other than that, I would look forward to swapping stories, watching sports and hanging.
- AnonymousJuly 7, 2012 at 1:53 AM
i would buy you the beers and if you wanna flash you dick i'd look but won't pay. Friends don't charge for that. lolReplyDelete
- AnonymousJuly 7, 2012 at 5:57 AM
I would expose you for the fraud you are.ReplyDeleteReplies
more hate from the shadows of anonymity. hey 5:57am, go fuck urself.Delete
- AnonymousJuly 7, 2012 at 8:16 AM
To 5.57Delete
The one thing that I have never thought of Scott as being, that is a fraud. He has been out there with an honesty that has connected with a lot of people. He has shared some of his trials and emotions to go with it. The one thing that I believe that the majority of us can say is, how similar we are to Scott.
We have had his thoughts and we have had his experiences and yet, we thought that we were the only one. Not so, and this site proves it.
Maybe a question that you should ask yourself is, and do this in front of a mirror. Ask yourself, am I a fraud. I'm not saying this to insult you. The reason is, at times we are all a fraud. We lie to ourselves. Maybe we do that as self protection and it is actually self deception. Sometimes, for safeties sake we have do deceive ourselves. We don't live in a perfect world. One day, I would like to walk on an empty beach and feel the wind and listen to the sound of the water and say to myself, hello world.
- AnonymousJuly 7, 2012 at 8:27 AM
Dear 5:57,Delete
I'm with you. This blog is entertaining on many levels not the least of which is the hero worship of "Scott" whoever he is. I would ask everyone here, have you ever met him in person? I'm betting no....this is the Internet, I take everything with a small grain of salt.
- AnonymousJuly 7, 2012 at 11:10 AM
Well here's my "two cents", though I believe with all my heart Scott is not a fraud, he has definitely changed (some say for the better, but I don't know) com-on we all know, (especially, the ones that have been here from the beginning, he reached out to us more? I know, I know, he's a family man, has a job, blah, blah, blah, but SOMETHING IS DIFFERENT!!Delete
- AnonymousJuly 7, 2012 at 11:21 AM
I too think that something is different. I think that he is staying closer to home. Maybe he had had enough of trying the waters. He said, from the beginning that he does not want a seriouis relationship.Delete
You can still see the humor side of him, not always, but it's there. How he ever managed to keep the blog going the way he did was beyond me. I just couldn't figure how he could do it. It also showed me that he is a smart fella.
I have never met him, and I don't think that anyone else has. I hope for his sake, that he doesn't meet anyone that he has met online. I would not want to see him set up as a punching bag. Personally, I have not met one person yet, online that I could say, is a friend. I don't think it happens. For a while, I thought that there was something wrong with me, but I don't think so. I think its just the way the intenet is. Friends are made face to face. You make a judgement at that time. The rest of the time, we are in passing, unfortunately.
I have see on fb where people have hundreds of friends. That can't be. It's not real life. Society is becoming more isolated. FB is an outlet for those who would like, but not likely. That's my simple thoughts.
p.s. This is a nice place to come to. It's like having coffee with someone. For those who are like inlaws, well, you know that isn't going to change.
p.p.s. Scott, has also said, he doesn't read his blog. Does anyone remember him saying that. In some way, I don't blame him. Some people really pounce on him. Not fair.
- AnonymousJuly 7, 2012 at 11:36 AM
This blog should serve Scott's needs. If a secondary benefit is that it helps someone else, that's terrific. But we've got to remember that's not and never has been the purpose of this blog. As far as Scott changing, well few of us know, really know, Scott. Of necessity, and to his credit, he keeps a great deal private. Perhaps his family requires more of his time or he's had a job change....there could be many things happening of which we are unaware. Take what you can from this blog, laugh with him, scold him when it's appropriate, support him when he needs it but don't expect more than he can give you. It's not fair to him and it's bound to disappoint if you have expectations beyond appreciation at his willingness to expose himself as much as he has. I can't imagine any of this has been easy on himDelete
- AnonymousJuly 7, 2012 at 3:00 PM
"willingness to expose himself....." How do you know ANY of this is real? Are you sure you're not just part of someone's porn fantasies? Of course "Scott" is real, someone is writing this. But think about it, he writes a paragraph or two and you all fill in the rest. He doesn't need to respond much any more.Delete
- AnonymousJuly 7, 2012 at 3:35 PM
Anon @ 3:00pm, Why don't you email Scott directly? He does respond and while I'm certainly not a "friend" of his, I have spoken to him many times. I've never claimed to be a genius and I've been fooled before... but not very often.....Scott would have to be a master at deception to have pulled this off for so long. His blog persona is entirely consistent with the guy you'd talk to if you cared to email him. I personally think the world of Scott but (forgive me Scott) I simply don't believe he's smart enough or conniving enough to have pulled it off this long.Delete
Like him or not, he is for better or worse, I believe, who he claims to be. And while there is much I disagree with, he's tried to be as honest as he knows how.
- AnonymousJuly 7, 2012 at 5:38 PM
Think about what you just said Anon 3:35. What possible difference would an E-mail make? Why do you think someone couldn't pull this off?Delete
I'll let you in on a secret....I've done it myself, created a name and a persona and carried on lengthy conversations with people AS A WOMAN! Trust me, it's not that hard.
- AnonymousJuly 7, 2012 at 6:12 PM
Question for anyone who wants to take a shot at an answer?Delete
What do you propose that Scott should do? Early on, I had wondered if he was gathering info, but then, he started to get active and I thought, maybe he is using that info to get out in the world.
I remember reading his blog every day. When he posted several times a day, I read each one and looked forward to more. I guess that I was learning, too. When he stopped posting, I missed it, too. Now, there are days, that I don't even think about it and forget to check it out. Others have mentioned that it is not the same. The funny thing is, when I read what is submitted, I say, the readers are not the same. For some reason, it seems that we have all changed. Scott, is presenting real life. His life and what he is going through. Others have shared what they are going through. There was one question that I did have for Scott. When he was with that guy and had hot sex and saw the guy again. When the guy offered his bottom, Scott bolted. I think that there should have been ground rules, and Scott could have used protection. He enjoy the guy and the guy must have enjoyed him, but Scott did not see him again. I question that encounter. I thought it was fabricated, but who knows. He may have gone back to the guy and has something serious going and doesn't want to share it, which is his choice.
Lets be happy for him, for whatever he does. He's been there for a lot and I think that everyone has benefitted from his blog. Remember the guy who shared his first experience at a urinal at a truck stop. The guy next to him, put his hand on it, and the guy shot a load and had his first experience. That was something else. I still remember mine. I popped before I ever got it out, but then, I popped again!
- Craig in IllinoisJuly 7, 2012 at 11:38 PM
I tend to agree with the original fraud comment. I've read this blog for a couple of years, and do it mainly for the photos & overall amusement.Delete
I've e-mailed "Scott" before, and his responses are written like they are from a dumb teenager. Yet his blog is written in a different style. Not sure what that's all about.
I don't really care if he's real or not. But I'm not gullible enough to believe everything written here.
As for the response from Rugbysex, that's pretty pathetic. Everyone is entitled to their opinions. Quit being such a bitch.
- AnonymousJuly 8, 2012 at 6:04 AM
I agree with everything you said Craig in Illinois. The blog is amusing on many levels.Delete
- AnonymousJuly 8, 2012 at 1:04 PM
Scottie is no fraud. He is as real as all of you rude assholes are. He's a good man, proud to call him my friend.Delete
Dear Craig,Delete
With respect, 07jul @ 5:57 a.m. wasn't an opinion, it was a chicken shit ad hominem attack. As for YOUR ad hominem directed at me…thanks sweetums and kisses back at ya mate.
- AnonymousJuly 7, 2012 at 7:55 PM
Sometimes, I think that, Rugbt is, what Freud would call theReplyDelete
alter ego. I don't know if that description is correct, but at times,
I think that he could be the opposite of Scott.
Scott, seems gentle and certainly funny, but the rugby guy, he seems like
a hard ass. Not saying that I would not like to see his ass, I sure would.
He could run bare assed naked around the rugby field and I am certain that he would get a lot of attention.
I would not be surprised, that tomorrow, there would be a new photo and a new scenerio. It seems, that when the questions get deep, the scenerio changes, as does life.Replies
Dear 07jul @ 7:55 p.m.,Delete
The perv's alter ego? HA! Pas de tout mon ami. I do believe my opponents both on the pitch and in the courtroom would agree that I'm a fierce adversary. At 36, I'm afraid my days of bare assed running on the rugby pitch are behind me. I broke my back in a match in jan/2010 and since feb/2012, after undergoing 20 hours of major surgery, I've been spending 4 hours every day in arduous PT while I recover. I recently exchanged my walker for a cane and hope to one day run again with the love and support of my friends and partner, but not, alas, on a rugby pitch.
I'm very much a hard ass when it comes to defending my friends (who need NO defending) against hateful attacks. What I will never understand is WHY do these peeps read str8jocktalking2 if they think Scott's a fraud?
I posted above what I believe a friend is and I consider the shithead a real, albeit cyber, friend. He neither seeks nor wants your approbation. He shares his journey with us because he needs an outlet and because he's humbled that HIS misadventures help others realize they're not alone. I fail to understand why peeps feel compelled to pronounce judgment on someone they don't even know. They should start their own blog and expose themselves to the slings and arrows of pathetic peeps who feel compelled to spew hate.
I second this!Delete
- AnonymousJuly 9, 2012 at 12:56 PM
Well said rugby. Glad to hear the recovering is going well.Delete
Mark in Pittsburgh
- AnonymousJuly 7, 2012 at 8:52 PM
What I would like to know from Scott is, did he ever get it on with the guy that got divorced. Scott, had mentioned that they got kinda plastered one night, and both slept somewhere close. Scott, also mentioned, that he awoke and saw his buddy with a beautiful bulge, and thought of exploring. He didn't. Where is the friend now? Horny is as horny does.ReplyDelete
- AnonymousJuly 8, 2012 at 8:45 AM
Who is the guy in the picture. That's what I want to know. Anyone have any idea?ReplyDeleteReplies
- AnonymousJuly 8, 2012 at 12:13 PM
Oh I am so with you anonymous at 8:45 am, I have had a hard-on for that dude ever since Scott posted his pic (no it isn't Scott). I would attack this guy from head to toe (literally), every nook and cranny.Delete
Scott can you tell us where you got this (seemingly fun-loving), cutie's pic from?
- AnonymousJuly 8, 2012 at 12:51 PM
Opps sorry Anonymous at 8:45 am, I thought you meant the pic that Scott has for his site, not the pic he posted for this posting (although, he is has a beautiful back side) now that could be Scott's lilly white "tushy", one will never know. Either way I would do both dudes...Delete
- AnonymousJuly 8, 2012 at 3:01 PM
Whatever they say about Scott, there is one thing for sure. He has super excellent taste. That picture should be a keep. The guy is awesome!!ReplyDelete
p.s. If that guy is on the moon, I am booking a seat on the space shuttle!
- AnonymousJuly 8, 2012 at 7:12 PM
I actually came back on to see the picture of that guy. I also noticed thatReplyDelete
there have been 68 posts and this is my favorite number, 69! I think that gives me the right to get that guy leaning there, with that beautiful ass and do numbers with him. I wonder what he is doing now.
Scott, you sure know how to pick them! If you've been with him, lucky you. Would you mind sharing?
- AnonymousJuly 9, 2012 at 5:24 PM
Well, I'm a little late to this party, but I would vote for buying you beers and keeping things a little on the QT, since we're of similar circumstances. And btw, I'm really glad you returned to the blogosphere, I so appreciate your humor and your perspective. And if we wanted to, we could go back to the room, but what would happen there would be between two gentlemen and not for anyone else's purview.ReplyDelete
C from Chicago.
- gh_lovrJuly 16, 2012 at 9:09 AM
i'm a little late for the party too - but that means that a few rounds of beer have been hoisted and curiosity is closer to the surface.ReplyDelete
i would gladly buy a round of drinks and join the banter - trying to insert double entendres and some lewd language into the conversation.
while watching to see you adjust your package i would mirror your actions or lick my lips when your hand gets close tot your crotch.
after another round of so, i'd follow you into the men's room and take the urinal next to yours. a few furtive glances, pulling on my cock a bit to see if you are paying attention and then we'll see where it goes. no need to announce things to the whole bar - yet.
love playing the mirror game. you rock back on your heels (to show off your cock), i do the same. you stroke a few times, i stroke too. you glance sideways at me (which i can see with peripheral vision) and i do the same - eventually turning at the same tie and grinning. WHAM. gotcha!
things get interesting from here...
This is amazing, Scott. I read your profile and it is so like me. Except I haven't done half those things that you've done now. Only one or two, and not very well. I would ask you for brotherly advice about how to get on.ReplyDelete
And by the way, the pictures you post areexactly my taste too.
- AnonymousSeptember 4, 2012 at 2:44 AM
Like any man who attracts me, I would chat, kiss cuddle and see where it all goes. Hopefully with you fucking my arse long and hard.ReplyDelete
- AnonymousSeptember 10, 2012 at 11:53 PM
Very new to the blog, so I'm gonna comment like I just met ya.ReplyDelete
We'd visit, sip cold beers, and if we connected do a lot of thinkin' and drinkin'. I am constantly given good natured hell by some of my running buds because I want to make friends rather than just a casual romp with a dude.
Once we figured out that neither was an ax murderer, one or the other might extend an invite to whoever's home.
$20 bucks to flash your cock? Nope, you might be a undercover cop. And damn sure not at the bar, don't want you picked up for indecent exposure if you are not a cop.
Hummm I love it !!ReplyDelete
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- AnonymousJune 7, 2013 at 8:05 PM
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By: Lauren Weber, The Placer Herald
Family find hardest part of training guide dogs is letting go
Chap isn't your ordinary 9-month-old Labrador retriever. Although he's been known to tear up a few toys and make a mess during Christmas, he's in training to become a guide dog for a blind person. For a few months now, the Wing family of Rocklin has been teaching Chap basic commands and socialization, preparing him for formal training at the Guide Dogs for the Blind campus in San Rafael. Becoming a guide dog is no walk in the park, Alan Wing said. "From the time they are born until the day they graduate, they can be dropped," he said. A dog can be dropped for a number of reasons including health, behavior and not obeying commands. But the Wing family may have a knack for it – Chap is their fourth puppy in training and two previous puppies went on to become guide dogs for blind people living on the East Coast. Guide Dogs for the Blind began in 1942 by two people who recognized a need to help wounded World War II veterans who would return from war without their sight. The organization breeds and raises Labrador retriever, golden retriever and Labrador/golden retriever mix puppies at the campus and at the age of 8 to 9 weeks old, the puppies are sent out to begin puppy training in homes across the state. Each puppy raiser volunteers time to raise the puppy until about 13 to 18 months old, teaching basic obedience, relieving on command and socialization. But the training isn't the hardest part – letting the dog go may be the tough aspect of puppy raising for Guide Dog trainers. After the family has done their part, the puppies go back to the campus for four to five months of formal training. After that, comes graduation with the puppy-raising families handing over the leash to the blind person. Alan said he has to remember why he's doing it. When it comes time to say goodbye, Alan gives the puppy a little pep talk. "You're mission here is done," he said he tells the puppy. Daughter Rebecca Wing agrees, saying the hardest part is getting attached to the dogs. "They're just a part of our life," Alan's wife, Lori said. A typical day for Chap includes riding along in the morning carpool to school, a walk with Lori before work and going along for daily errands around town. His green jacket lets people know he's a Guide Dog puppy in training and is worn while out in public. One of the aspects of puppy-rising is socializing the dog. The Wings belong to the South Placer chapter of the Guide Dog Puppy Raising Club with approximately 20 other members and eight puppies-in-training. As a group in their weekly meetings, they expose the dogs to different things such as riding the public transportation, proper puppy care and obedience. There are also puppy-sitters within the club available for watching the puppies while owners vacation or need a break, Lori said. And sometimes a break is much needed, with puppies causing mischief. During Christmas, the Wings came home to find that Chap had attacked the Christmas tree. "He took the garland off, the Christmas lights off and attacked a present," Lori said. But a little destructiveness is expected puppy behavior. "With all the dogs, we've had to replace flip-flops: chew toys," Lori said. "Normal dog things." Despite the mess the puppies are capable of causing, the family admits it's all worth it. Lori said it doesn't even feel like volunteer work to her. "It's a lot of fun and it is so fulfilling because you do see your work at the end with someone who has a need for the dog," Alan said. For more information on Guide Dogs for the Blind, call (800) 295-4050 or go to www.guidedogs.com. Contact Lauren Weber at email@example.com.


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I tried to post this yesterday, but Tucker came by, licked the iPad screen, and everything disappeared! Who knew a GR tongue was that powerful?
Bella continues to settle in. As she gets comfortable, her little individual habits are emerging. She is real jumper, counter surfer, and is very quick on her feet. I raised Tess and Tucker to respect any gate I put in their path, but Bella has no problem barreling through or jumping over. I've gotten really good at keeping things at the back of the kitchen counter, but she is still happy to get up and look around. She's improving on that though.
I realized her behavior on leash is partly due to having been on a retractable one. She tries to jump over Tucker and looks confused when the leash stops her short. I haven't hooked them up to the coupler yet--want to work on her leash walking a bit more before introducing that.
I saw a really good demo of the impact of different styles of training (or not training) yesterday. I raised my voice (not a yell, just to be heard) and called both Tucker and Bella. Tucker trotted over to me right away, and Bella shrank down and hid behind a chair, hoping I couldn't see her. Somebody in her life used "Bella, come!" and then punished her. She was very scared. People are so stupid!
She still doesn't really like the crate, but does really like her evening Kong when she gets in there. And last night Tucker settled right away and didn't bark at her while she ate it (he gobbles his and then wants hers. ).
One of the cutest things she does is make this funny noise when she's happy or excited. It's a cross between whimper, whine, and bark, and it's very high pitched. Its almost like she's talking to us as she wiggles and wags. I'm going to try to get it on tape--very sweet. I'm sure it's partly submissive behavior, but if it makes her happy, I'm fine with it.
I am waiting at the dealership for my car to be serviced, so don't have pictures to post, but will post some later. Hope everyone is well.
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That is so sad, how people can be mean to an innocent dog will never be something I can understand. I am SO SO SO glad she is with you now and you are being so attentive to what she has been through. She couldn't have a better mommy!
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Here are a few Bella pictures. Her former owner sent me a few of her baby pictures. Sweet girl.
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So glad to see a Bella update, sounds like she is starting to come around.......it will be so worth it.
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ISLAND CITY La Grande had the wind taken out of its sails Tuesday in its quest to win its own girls golf tournament.
The Tigers finished second, 35 strokes behind Hermiston, with a 388.
Our varsity girls did OK, but they know they can do better and will have to when it comes to districts if they want to go to state, La Grande coach Candy Brooks said.
Kelli Greenough and Kelli Tucker both shot 90s to pace the Tigers. Carrie Waldrop was next at 100, followed by Nicole Lewiss 108 and Sommer Presleys 121.
Brooks was particularly pleased with Lewiss score, considering that Lewis is a freshman experiencing her first year of tournament play.
Nicole Lewis was on fire, being as how shes a freshman and its her first season as a team player, Brooks said. She has the attitude it takes to work on the game and strive to improve.
Riversides Shannon Wetherell won medalist honors with a 78. Anna Jaramillo of Ontario was one stroke behind.
Enterprise finished sixth out of eight teams with a 430. Tasha Marcum led Enterprise with a 96.
Enterprise hosts its own tournament Monday at the Alpine Meadows Golf Course.
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Team scores Hermiston 353, La Grande 388, Pendleton 392, Ontario 404, Riverside 410, Enterprise 430, Baker 447, Grant Union 450.
Top two Shannon Wetherell, Riverside, 78; Anna Jaramillo, Ontario, 79.
LA GRANDE (388) Kelli Greenough 90, Kelli Tucker 90, Carrie Waldrop 100, Nicole Lewis 108, Sommer Presley 121.
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UPDATED: This has got to be a joke. See below.
It's safe to say the vast majority of consumers reacted poorly to Xbox One's byzantine trading and lending policies and its always-online requirement. We know this because, after several weeks of Microsoft petulantly pretending otherwise, the company was finally forced to completely reverse course on those policies after even the US Military rebuked them, and what was strongly rumored to be a sharp drop in pre-orders.
Of course, this decision came with a tiny trade-off: Microsoft 'had' to remove several of the console's digital features from the device in order to facilitate the changes to DRM and the online requirement. For some reason, in several people acted as though this was the worst decision of all time. It wasn't, but that didn't stop people from gnashing their teeth and rending their garments over the fact that Xbox One's still-completely undefined digital features have been postponed.
Yeah, I don't get it either. But it is hilarious, and the latest entry in the genre is a Change.org petition launched earlier this week that demands Microsoft bring back the originally planned version of Xbox One. Well, kind of. Actually, it demands Microsoft release a version of Xbox One it never advertised. Here's what the petition says:
This was to be the future of entertainment. A new wave of gaming where you could buy games digitally, then trade, share or sell those digital licenses. Essentially, it was Steam for Xbox. But consumers were uninformed, and railed against it, and it was taken away because Sony took advantage of consumers uncertainty.
We want this back. It can't be all or nothing, there must be a compromise.
So do any of you remember Microsoft promising an Xbox One that allowed "A new wave of gaming where you could buy games digitally, then trade, share or sell those digital licenses."? I sure don't. Frankly, this has got to be a joke. And it appears the 12,000 or so people who've already signed this petition are in on it, and as a result, the comments section is absolutely hilarious.
"I love restrictions. I want always online DRM. I want the game rental business to become obsolete. I don't want to let my friends borrow games, because fuck them. All I care about is my god damn new age console that'll blow everything else out of the water! Fuck the PS4 and fuck those Sony guys for catering to fans who care about their gaming experience. Fuck PC, that shit is stupid. Steam? Fuck that shit. They never have sales or anything. It's not as affordable as buying my games from the XBL marketplace. I love Microsoft and their business practices will be the best forever. Fuck yes. Xbox."
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: in the duchy of Hosltein-Gottorp (renamed
: Oldenburg and later a grand duchy)
: Holstein and Oldenburg are different places.
: Oldenburg was (eventually) a Grand Duchy, in
: three parts, totalling 2058 square miles,
: with its capital at Oldenburg, now in the
: state of Lower Saxony. Delmenhorst was at
: first a separate county, later part of
: Oldenburg.
: Schleswig & Holstein were duchies,
: immediately south of Denmark. They are now
: united as the state of Schleswig-Holstein.
: It was Count Dietrich the Fortunate of
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: Schleswig, and Holstein by marriage. He
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Carmen Electra's sex machine troubleCarmen Electra could lose a lucrative cosmetics contract - after 'riding' a sex machine on a live US radio show.
The former 'Baywatch' babe is in trouble with Max Factor after straddling the gadget on shock jock Howard Stern's show, and claiming she could have had an orgasm from its vibrations.
However, Carmen's antics did not impress bosses at the make-up giant, who previously issued her with a strict set of rules regarding her behaviour.
The actress, who is married to rocker Dave Navarro, is shocked at the company's reaction.
She said: "I thought I didn't do anything wrong.
"I didn't do anything vulgar. It was a chair, I sat on a vibrating chair."
She had appeared on the show to promote her new film, 'Scary Movie 4', but was coaxed by Stern into riding the machine, called a Sybian.
After her experience, Carmen revealed to the DJ: "It feels great. I have to get one for the house. It's awesome.
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Max Factor have now confirmed the brunette's contract is under review following her outrageous actions.
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Monday, May 12, 2014
Lawrenceville, Ga. William Woods' offense came alive just a little too late.
The No. 3 seeded Owls collected 13 hits, but found themselves in a 10-run hole early on in falling to the No. 2 Southeastern (Fla.) University Fire 11-5 to begin play in the Lawrenceville (Ga.) Bracket of the NAIA National Tournament Opening Round on Monday at Grizzly Baseball Complex.
William Woods (39-11) will play the fourth-seeded Westmont (Calif.) Warriors in an elimination game at 11 a.m. today. The Warriors (38-19) dropped their opener to the No. 5 University St. Francis (Ill.) Fighting Saints 2-1 on Monday. The winner between the Owls and Westmont continues its stay in the tournament against the Fighting Saints or top-seeded Georgia Gwinnett at 2:30 today.
The Fire (45-14) broke a scoreless tie with four runs in the top of the third inning. Center fielder Ryan Knuth led off the frame with a single then stole second base. Third baseman Stetson McCollin pushed Knuth to third base with a single to left field then stole second base to put runners at second and third with nobody out. TJ Glessner grounded out to third to drive in Knuth for the game's first run.
First baseman Bryan Muniz hit an RBI single to center to score McCollin then moved to second on a single by catcher Aldo Ferrante. Muniz went to third on Owls senior shortstop Sam Moon's errant throw then scored on a single to right by second baseman Ricky DeArmas to make it a 3-0 lead for Southeastern.
Shortstop Luis Diaz capped off the Fire's third inning with a sacrifice fly to to center to plate pinch-runner Hunter Bonner.
Moon cut William Woods' deficit to 4-1 with a one-out, sacrifice fly to center to drive in junior pinch-runner Javier Ledesma in the bottom of the third.
Southeastern exploded for seven runs on seven hits in the fourth to push out to a 10-run cushion. Ferrante hit a one-out, three-run double to left to drive in McCollin, Glessner and Muniz and end the day for Owls' senior starting pitcher Dane Smith.
Smith took the loss, giving up eight runs on nine hits, walking two and striking out one.
Bonner — pinch running for Ferrante — scored on designated hitter Corbin Weeks' double to right off of William Woods junior reliever Ryan Yuengel. Weeks scored on a wild pitch by Yuengel while DeArmas reached on a single. DeArmas scored on a wild throw by Owls' junior second baseman Nick Spagnola. The Fire closed out their scoring on a single by right fielder Aaron Sheaks which plated Diaz and gave Southeastern an 11-1 lead.
The Fire closed out the day with 15 hits.
Moon blooped a single to right field to score redshirt junior designated hitter Dustin Kremer with one out to spark a four-run bottom of the sixth for William Woods. Junior center fielder Cody Stewart's sacrifice fly to right plated senior right fielder Damon Adrian and the Owls finished their scoring with respective two-out, RBI singles from senior first baseman Matt Thomas and senior left fielder Zach Nichols.
William Woods left the bases loaded in the seventh then stranded lone runners in the eighth and ninth innings to finish the game.
Stewart finished 3-for-4 with a triple, while Kremer went 3-for-5. Adrian was 2-for-2 with a double and Nichols was 2-for-5 as the Owls committed two errors.
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Every generation of parents has its story to tell. Over the decades baby-rearing has changed, from wet-nurses, to formula, from cloth diapers to disposables and back again. Carseats, cribs, co-sleeping and crying – every generation has a new take, a new idea, a new method, and in some cases, even new laws.
And of course, every previous generation wishes to impart to their now-adult children that their method was probably better, made much more sense, and these new-fangled notions are distressing. One of these strange new ideas for this generation of moms is choosing to exclusively breastfeed, which means not offering any solids, including cereal, until baby is at least six months old, if not older.
Today a member of the Community's July 2012 birth club expressed her frustration at her parents' worry that her infant son can't possibly be getting enough from breastmilk alone:
My lo is 16lbs at 2 months, and because he cries to nurse every 2 to 3 hours they think I don't have enough milk for him and need to give him formula! He sleeps over 6 hours straight at night and gains tons of weight and has never had anything but my milk. He is a chunk! He is doing great, so what gives???
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My mom FF me and she's been supportive of EBF but has some weird ideas about it. Like that eventually he's going to have to only drink my milk from bottles and not breastfeed? Er, why? I get that some babies do reject the breast but mine is a switch-hitter and has been for two months now with no problems. She keeps saying things like, "Well, eventually he'll have to get used to just bottles." I have no idea why she thinks this.
A little bit of history is offered:
Mybabycole, both my mil and my mom said the same thing. Moms were actually discouraged from bfing, an it was considered low class and "poor" to bf. my mom actually has a guilt complex about it because she said if she would have known the benefits of bfing she would have done it.
And more on solids:
My mom BF my brother and I but stopped at 6 weeks because she wanted to go on BC right away. My MIL said she did the same (it was the late 70's). They have both been great about supporting my Bfing. Solids are a different story though. My MIL told me how excited she was when the doc told her she could give him cereal at 4 weeks because he "just didn't seem satisfied" and was on jar food by 6 weeks. It was also suggested back then to give bottles of water. Its crazy how times change. I feel like I am constantly explaining to them why we don't do those things anymore.
How have your older generations responded to your parenting decisions regarding feeding? What history do you have to share?
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Marilyn Buoy
Marilyn Jean Buoy, 60, of Elgin, died Saturday at her home. Loveland Funeral Chapel is in charge of arrangements. An obituary will be published later.
Meigan Palomera
Formerly of Elgin
Meigan Lianne Armfield Palomera, 22, of Boise and formerly of Elgin, died May 24 after an automobile accident near Elgin.
The funeral will begin at 1 p.m. Tuesday at the Chapel of the Chimes in Boise. Burial will follow at Dry Creek Cemetery in Boise. Viewing will be from 2 to 8 p.m. today.
Mrs. Palomera was born Feb. 4, 1980, to Marty and Mary Armfield, at Nampa, Idaho.
She attended schools in Idaho and Oregon and graduated from Mountain Cove High School at Boise. She planned to attend Boise State University in the fall to become an elementary teacher.
She married Hector Palomera on Dec. 2, 1998. She enjoyed traveling, photography and playing the piano. She had a passion for reading and writing poetry. She went to Philadelphia with her Elgin junior high school class and to Spain and France with a high school class from Boise.
Survivors include her husband and children, Andrew and Kamila, and her parents, all of Boise; her sisters, Marie Moore of Greenville, Texas; Missy Campbell of Caldwell, Idaho; and Marla West, Michelle Prawitz, Marcie Flatt, Mandi Armfield and Melodee Armfield, all of Boise; four foster-brothers, Bill, Rodney, Calvin and Robert Armfield, of the surrounding area, and other relatives.
Her grandparents Bill and Nettie Armfield, a grandfather, Robert Dealy, and a foster brother, Chuck, all died earlier.
Bennetta Foster
Formerly of Enterprise
Bennetta Foster, 85, formerly of Enterprise died May 27 at Willamette Falls Hospital in Oregon City. A graveside service will begin at 1:30 p.m. Wednesday at the Enterprise Cemetery.
Mrs. Foster was born July 12, 1916, to Charles and Stella Hook on a ranch between Wallowa and Lostine. She attended grade school at Evans and high school at Wallowa. She married her first husband and lived at De Lake, Pendleton and La Grande where she worked as a cook for the Forest Service. She also had worked at a myrtlewood factory and a wheat ranch. She later married James B. "Punch" Foster in 1957. He died in 1987.
She was a member of the First Baptist Church in Enterprise, where she taught Sunday school for 15 years.
Survivors include a daughter, Delphyne King of Enterprise; a daughter-in-law, Jo Ann Skelton; six grandchildren, 20 great-grandchildren, three great-great-grandchildren; a sister, Agnes Sallee; and other relatives. Besides her second husband, a son, Larry Skelton, a son-in-law, Jules King, and two great-grandchildren died earlier.
Martha Locke
Martha Ellen Crow Locke, 89, of Lostine, died June 3 at Joseph.
Burial was at the Lostine Cemetery June 7. Bollman Funeral Home was in charge of arrangements.
Mrs. Locke was born July 22, 1912, to Michael and Jennie Crow in Lostine. She graduated from school in Lostine in 1931 and attended Monmouth Normal School to become a substitute teacher. A substitute position at the Zumwalt School lasted six months.
She also worked at the family store in Lostine and later cared for her mother. She married Corda Locke on June 10, 1970, in Winnemucca, Nev. He died in 1980. She was a member of the Lostine Presbyterian Church, where she taught Sunday school and bible school, and sang in the choir.
She was also a member of the Lostine Neighborhood Club, the Lostine Garden Club and the Wallowa County Choir. She played a part in the formation of the Presbyterian Conference Center at Cannon Beach, where she enjoyed several summers. She enjoyed gardening, playing the piano, handwork, sewing, raising dogs, camping and taking family pack trips into the high mountains and lakes.
Her brothers, Melvin, Warner and Victor, died earlier.
Memorials may be made to the building fund of the Lostine Presbyterian Church in care of Bollman Funeral Home in Enterprise.
Verda E. Peterson
Formerly of La Grande
Verda E. Feuerhelm Peterson, 87, formerly of La Grande, died June 7 in Salem. She had lived in Woodburn since 1980.
A graveside service will begin at 1 p.m. Wednesday at Willamette National Cemetery.
Mrs. Peterson was born March 14, 1915, in Ketah, Mont. She married Fred Peterson on Aug. 6, 1946, in Baker City.
She was a food service worker and homemaker. She was a member of the Rebecca Lodges at Union and La Grande.
She is survived by her husband, a son, Donald Peterson, and one grandchild.
Marilyn Buoy
Marilyn Jean Buoy, 60, of Elgin, died June 8 at her home. A private family service will be held later.
Loveland Funeral Chapel is in charge of arrangements.
Miss Buoy was born July 15, 1941, to Floyd A. and Edna Hapner Buoy in Eugene. She moved to Elgin with her mother. She enjoyed music, children and animals.
Survivors include her mother of Elgin, a sister and brother-in-law, Connie and Mike Short, a brother and sister-in-law, Thomas and Carol Buoy and other relatives. Her father died earlier.
Frances Edgar
Frances E. Edgar, 75, of Richland, Wash., died June 11. The funeral will begin at 4 p.m. Friday at Bollman Funeral Home in Enterprise. Burial will follow at the Enterprise Cemetery. Viewing will be from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Friday.
Mrs. Edgar was born Feb. 4, 1927, in Jefferson City, Mo. She lived in the
Tri-Cities for 42 years and was a member of the Church of Christ in Richland.
Survivors include children and their spouses, Trina and Dee Russel, Sonya and Chuck Salina and Charlene and Daniel Werry, eight grandchildren, a brother, Dwayne Zollman of Union and a sister, Kay Wilson of Eagle Creek. Six brothers, Paul, Wilbur, Melvin, Buster, Murry and Guy Zollman, three sisters, Betty Lington, Mildred McClean and Christina Baird, and a grandson all died earlier.
An online guest book can be accessed at www.einansfuneralhome.com under the obituary section.
Robert Neal
Robert Neal, 87, of La Grande died June 10 at his home. At his request there will be no public service. Daniels Chapel of the Valley is in charge of arrangements.
Mr. Neal was born March 25, 1915, to John W. and Jessie B. Neal in Buffalo, Wyo. He grew up on a ranch near the Bighorn Mountains and graduated from high school in Buhl, Idaho. He spent most of his working life with Sherwin Williams Co. as manager of the auto paint division in Portland. In 1970 he married Mildred Streets in Portland. The couple moved to La Grande in the early 1980s. He was a member of the Elks Lodge and enjoyed fishing and bowling.
Survivors include his wife of La Grande; stepchildren, Gayle James of Reno and Larry G. Weik of Portland; four grandchildren, seven great-grandchildren and other relatives. Two sons, Douglas and Larry, two brothers and a sister died earlier.
The Observer publishes obituaries at no cost as a service to the community. These obituaries are edited to fit news guidelines. Good-quality photos are encouraged. Paid space is available for families who would like to include more information or write an obituary in a particular way.


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Photos: Jazz, jambalaya and sunshine on the first night of Jazz Festival
Preservation Hall Jazz Band came up from New Orleans, and Cafe Navarre served jambalaya on Main Street as the 2014 Elkhart Jazz Festival opened up. Check out some photos here.
The first full night of the Elkhart Jazz Festival featured jambalaya, jazz, dancing, food trucks, beer tents and more. Patrons came out to experience the evening, despite a rainstorm or two, and listened to the music.
Check out photos from Friday evening, June 20, at the festival here.
TagsMUSIC, ELKHART JAZZ FESTIVAL, FOOD, RESTAURANT, 2014


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Today in History
Today is Tuesday, February 24, the 55th day of 2009. There are 310 days left in the year.
Highlights in history on this date
* 1525 - Spanish army, using muskets for first time in war, route French and Swiss forces at Pavia, Italy, as 14,000 men are slain in battle.
* 1771 - Encyclopaedia Britannica first published.
* 1875 - 102 die when steamer Gotenburg hits a reef south of Townsville, North Queensland.
* 1920 - Nazi Party is organised in Germany.
* 1968 - Australian Prime Minister John Gorton wins House of Representatives seat of Higgins vacated after predecessor Harold Holt disappeared in surf two months earlier.
* 1968 - Coalition government led by Liberal Robin Askin is returned to power for second term in NSW.
* 1981 - Buckingham Palace announces engagement of Prince Charles and Lady Diana Spencer.
* 1989 - Cargo door of a United Airlines jumbo jet blows out on a flight from Los Angeles to Sydney; nine passengers are killed.
* 1905 - Death of French novelist Jules Verne. …


text: Here's a clean 1940 Ford Coupe that was put up for the Ridler Award at the 2008 Detroit Autorama. Owned by David Walsh out of Macon Georgia, this Ford would have probably done better any other year, because it's nearly a dead ringer for the '41 Willys we saw earlier. Deep black with a red leather interior, this one replaces the high rise intake and supercharger with eight single barrel throttle bodies with matching velocity stacks. Very nice effect and we're sure it sounds mean at full snort.