David Stack of Harrison wrote:
        "By the way, I went out kayaking on Bassett Creek and Wirth 
Lake last Saturday (for the last time this year I am sure) after 
reading some posts about the old Moby Dicks. As usual, I was picking 
up pieces of trash as I paddled along. Seemed like an odd coincidence 
when I picked up an old ball point pen from Moby Dicks."

        I loved this detail.
        Lord knows, I never thought it would come to this, but..... 
I'm actually getting nostalgic for Moby Dicks, especially if  Block E 
becomes some multi-screen whale of a sports bar.  Moby Dicks was at 
least authentically urban. My neighbor says he remembers when you 
could go into Moby's and get a free drink in exchange for your 
Alcoholics Anonymous medallion. He said they had a whole board full 
of AA medallions behind the shot glasses. Now that was One Bad Bar.
        It never asked for a TIF hand-out though. Give 'em credit for that.
        Lynnell Mickelsen
        Linden Hills, Ward 13, who also raked leaves into street the 
night before the sweeper came by and may need bail bond money along 
with Russell Peterson and other delinquents list members.
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