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Opps

Dang, that sucks.

Brad

Hey, River Cruise for free....

During the Great Flood of '93, there was a floating Taco Bell on the St. Louis riverfront. It broke free and headed south, but only made it as far as the first bridge, though (river was very high). That was when Taco Bell was doing that "run for the border" ad campaign, so there were plenty of jokes.

quote a diner: “We felt a couple of bumps that didn’t feel right. We got up to leave and the ramp wasn’t there,”

quote Ruby: Asked when the restaurant might reopen, he said, “Well, not tomorrow.”

I guess Ruby's up a creek without a paddle.

No--down the creek.

That "up the creek without a paddle" thing never made much sense to me--current will always take ya back downstrem where you started.

quote Originally posted by tesmith66: During the Great Flood of '93, there was a floating Taco Bell on the St. Louis riverfront. It broke free and headed south, but only made it as far as the first bridge, though (river was very high). That was when Taco Bell was doing that "run for the border" ad campaign, so there were plenty of jokes.

LOL Just hearing "floating taco bell" makes my stomach turn.

Since no one was hurt, it would be a cool story to tell for years to come.

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