Curious Hair wrote:
Well, let's cut Joe some slack, I mean, I, I, I've never been to the Hinsdale Oasis. I don't think I've ever been to Hinsdale at all. Where is Hinsdale, incidentally? Is it by Lisle? I like Lisle. You could even say I love it. But no, Hinsdale, I don't, no, I don't think I've ever been to the Hinsdale Oasis myself, in point of fact. I've been to the Minooka Oasis. You don't want to go there.
- Is Minooka even on the Illinois Tollway System? I thought you had to be on the Illinois Tollway System to have an Oasis.
Well, that's just it, that's the problem with the Minooka Oasis, it's just a ditch with some water and some plastic palm trees. Really not much of an oasis, but people do seem to stop there, from, ah, from what I can tell. I don't know if they walk like an Egyptian. They certainly end up walking like something. I, uh, I don't know if Egyptian would be it. Hello, friend.
My advice to Joe, then, if he, uh, chooses to take it, which I wouldn't, I wouldn't take advice from myself if I were the last man on earth, I'd do the opposite of what I told myself to do and it'd turn out right, or maybe left, well, what I would say then to Joe, is, you see, if you're gonna get into a fight, and you shouldn't, but if you must get into a fight with someone you meet on the internet, first of all, body camera, second of all, have your fight in a barn. With a barn, private property, everything is legal, within reason, or so I've been led to believe by the winner of the National Barnfighting Championship, I think you met him standing out on Randolph asking for money, which makes me think maybe he's not really the National Barnfighting Champion, but then, the more I think about it, maybe that means he
is, which is just, well, the point I'm trying to make here, long time Joe, is that my advice for planning a fight, really, just stay away from the Hinsdale Oasis. And the Lake Forest Oasis, unless you're Brian Urlacher, but especially, and this is the big part, especially stay away from planning a fight at the Minooka Oasis. Because people will come there and they'll do things to you that you won't like, and I'm not talking about throwing a punch because you got in an argument on the internet, for the love of God. No, the Minooka Oasis people, they'll, uh, they'll do things to you in the old-fashioned way.
- How old is the old-fashioned way?
Oh, pretty old.
- So we're talking like Ancient Greece?
I'd say so, yeah. That's the problem with the hot dogs at the Minooka Oasis, too.
- They give you the hot dogs "in the old-fashioned way"?
No, the ancient grease.
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