Guess what Taco Bell sells?

people in Newport were confused as to what Taco Bell sold so they clarified.

Originally uploaded by revsphynx

Taco Bell, according to this sign spotted in Newport, Kentucky, claims that they sell “tacos.” Which means that the popular restaurant chain – that does not sell anything remotely like real Mexican food (well, maybe “remotely”) – should be called “Tacos Bell?”

Hummers are back! (Bet you’re happy.)

Hummers are back at the Farbach-Werner Nature Preserve in Groesbeck (Colerain Township, near Cincinnati).

This sign is proof why it is always a good idea to run anything written publicly by the sickest, most twisted, perverted minds before releasing it. Otherwise you might get people buying those $5 annual park passes for exactly the wrong reason. Meanwhile, though, I find it pretty funny. HUMMERS!

Cheap concessions? Sure, but miss the game.



Cheap concessions? Sure, but miss the game.

Sought out the $1 concession stand at Great American Ball Park during
a recent Reds-Pirates game. There they have cheap, yet tiny sized in comparison to other stands, hot dogs, drinks, etc.

Great idea. Definitely. But the lines were so long a customer might wait through an inning or two just to get a coney-sized wiener and kids’ Coke.

California in Cincinnati is green



California in Cincinnati is green

At the California Nature Preserve in the Cincinnati neighborhood of California, they have one of the only “green” paved parking lots in
the region.

Ever since I returned from Germany last November I have been interested in what it would take to get more of this type of pavement here (over traditional asphalt or concrete). In Germany they are everywhere, not being just aesthetically more pleasing than the alternative, but it also allows rain run-off to seep into the ground (guess it’s not really run-off then, is it?).

Just one of the many ways to improve the local environment…