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Carl Lewis is running for state Senate.

Interesting that he lives out there now. He was famous for running and jumping for the Santa Monica Track Club.

SuperHornet wrote:Carl Lewis is running for state Senate.

Interesting that he lives out there now. He was famous for running and jumping for the Santa Monica Track Club.

he was famous for singing the national anthem...

SuperHornet wrote:Carl Lewis is running for state Senate.

Interesting that he lives out there now. He was famous for running and jumping for the Santa Monica Track Club.

If he visits Trenton or Camden on the campaign trail, we'll be able to find out if superman really is faster than a speeding bullet.

TwinTownBisonFan wrote:

SuperHornet wrote:Carl Lewis is running for state Senate.

Interesting that he lives out there now. He was famous for running and jumping for the Santa Monica Track Club.

he was famous for singing the national anthem...

Cluck U wrote:

SuperHornet wrote:Carl Lewis is running for state Senate.

Interesting that he lives out there now. He was famous for running and jumping for the Santa Monica Track Club.

If he visits Trenton or Camden on the campaign trail, we'll be able to find out if superman really is faster than a speeding bullet.

always blows my mind... Trenton is such a cesspool - less than half a mile away is Morrisville, PA - peaceful, tranquil, pleasant...

Thankfully, this is all I could see of it on the train ride to NYC...

TwinTownBisonFan wrote:

Cluck U wrote:
If he visits Trenton or Camden on the campaign trail, we'll be able to find out if superman really is faster than a speeding bullet.

always blows my mind... Trenton is such a cesspool - less than half a mile away is Morrisville, PA - peaceful, tranquil, pleasant...

Rumor has it that the trouble makers in Trenton can't swim.

Grizalltheway wrote:Thankfully, this is all I could see of it on the train ride to NYC...

That is no Anacostia River.

grizzaholic wrote:

Grizalltheway wrote:Thankfully, this is all I could see of it on the train ride to NYC...

That is no Anacostia River.

Delaware River... even better.

TwinTownBisonFan wrote:

grizzaholic wrote:
That is no Anacostia River.

Delaware River... even better.

I like this picture of Genl Washington much better

Carl Lewis grew up in Willingboro, NJ. I saw him run track in HS.

I like these interesting river threads..

The Delaware above Philly ain't got nothing on the Anacostia, south of town, different story. I blame the sports fans.

andy7171 wrote:The Delaware above Philly ain't got nothing on the Anacostia, south of town, different story. I blame the sports fans.

Bad water makes bad sports fans.

The first two posts were perplexing. I always though Carl Lewis was famous because he won an olympic gold medal or two.

93henfan wrote:The first two posts were perplexing. I always though Carl Lewis was famous because he won an olympic gold medal or two.

And sucking dick.

93henfan wrote:The first two posts were perplexing. I always though Carl Lewis was famous because he won an olympic gold medal or two.

This got to do with the Olympics?

We talk story of bad water, bad fans, eat lunch, fussin' 'round dog!

Wedgebuster wrote:

andy7171 wrote:The Delaware above Philly ain't got nothing on the Anacostia, south of town, different story. I blame the sports fans.

Bad water makes bad sports fans.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Berkeley_Pit

93henfan wrote:

Wedgebuster wrote:
Bad water makes bad sports fans.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Berkeley_Pit

I love that story about the snow geese.

andy7171 wrote:

93henfan wrote:The first two posts were perplexing. I always though Carl Lewis was famous because he won an olympic gold medal or two.

And sucking dick.

They give Olympic medals for that?

I have a former girlfriend that could have taken a spot on the podium. She's probably still in training somewhere...unless she got married.

Wedgebuster wrote:

93henfan wrote:The first two posts were perplexing. I always though Carl Lewis was famous because he won an olympic gold medal or two.

This got to do with the Olympics?

We talk story of bad water, bad fans, eat lunch, fussin' 'round dog!

Yep.

Grizalltheway wrote:Thankfully, this is all I could see of it on the train ride to NYC...

As my late father -- a Trenton native -- used to say, "Trenton uses, the world refuses!"

It's not just the PA side of Trenton that's nice. The east NJ side is some of nicest parts of the mid-Atlantic. Hamilton and Allentown are flush with horse farms, vineyards and mansions. Really nice area.

It still amazes me though that Camden, as shitty as it is, has one of the nicest minor league ball parks in the country.