521 N Washington

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J&B Unmasked
Peace & Justice Special
A Festival of Fools
Special Mish-Mosh Episode
J&B Give Thanx
Cold Weather Tips
J&B's Holiday-Type Festivity
Our 21st Birthday
Boyz Nite In
Sunday Morning
An Amazing Concatenation of Events
J&B Get Sick
Fifteen Seconds of Fame
The Great Midwestern Watershed
Our Drinking Problem
Funky Young Siblings of the Midwestern Hemisphere
Mom, Dad, I'm Getting Married
A Semisesquicentennial Celebration
Mish-Mosh Revisited
Coping with the Shock
A Toast to Poverty
Beer and Its Abuses
Out of Work, Out of Mind
Raw Footage

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Shandy Gaff
Grape Ape
Heavy Sugary Mexican Coffee
Chamomile Tea
Herbal Tea
Pitcher Full of Screwdrivers
Amaretto Coffee
Irish Coffee
Coffee Grog
Question on the Mount
Moose in the Bush
Peace & Justice Banana
Free Spirits
Bloody Mary
Bud Dry
Casillero del Diablo
Old Nick
Busch Beer
Bolla Soave
Mexican Coffee
Desert Heat
Hot Buttered Rum
Kroger Eggnog
Hot Wassail
Martinelli's Sparkling Cider
J&B on the ROX
Wrong Island Iced Tea
Hot Scot
Glenlivet
Dewar's
Chivas Regal
Cocaine on the Rox
One for the Road
Mimosa
Grandpa's Morning Secret
Pusser's Painkiller
Piper
Kentucky Heifer
Scottish Leprechaun
Samuel Smith's Imperial Stout
Fischer d'Alsace Amber
Chimay Ale
Thinking Man's Bolus
Coffee
15 Second Sundae
Snow Good
CFC Punch
Fool's Gold
Big Lot
The Slacker
Whisky Hairball
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Production Notes:

June 10th, 2004
A Place Of Legend

J: 521 N. Washington was the first of two Bloomington rentals shared by myself and B (the other being 344 South Dunn).

Curiously, though perhaps not coincidentally, both of them were torn down within a decade after we lived in them.

We moved into this place after a lengthy search uncovered nothing better. It was utterly run-down, desperately in need of repairs, and seemed to even tilt to one side, although that may only have been a drug-induced illusion.

I bought a motorcycle from one of the previous residents; and we inherited all sorts of crap from the other previous resident, who neglected to remove all of his stuff from the house until we'd already lived there for four months or so.

Such was life among the slack set.

The motorcycle that I bought broke down a few months later, but not before I managed to destroy our first video camera while trying to videotape while driving said motorcycle (see ROX #14).

July 27th, 2004
Still Standing

B: XY drove by 521 N Washington when we were visiting Bloomington last month (June, 2004). I'm happy to report that the Den of Iniquity still stands. ROX fans are advised to make the pilgrimage. Leave a bottle of J&B on the front porch as a tribute.