The Brokie Connection (a game)

[southendmd]

Next is still: Erick OK (from Lee)

The town of Erick, Oklahoma was home to Roger Miller, who wrote "King of the Road", and is thus Brokieish.  Wiki says he was actually born in Fort Worth, Texas, but moved to Erick at age 3.

Next:  Mendocino

[Sason]

BTW, Oskar Blues in Lyons, Colorado, is where friend Chrissi first tasted Sweet Potato Fries, on our way to the Sweet Life at the Second Brokeback BBQ in Estes, Park, Colorado!! We didn't have enni Pale Ale on that trip. However, Dale's Pale Ale is my ale of choice as an ingredient in making the batter for a delish food that serious and I, and other Brokies, very much enjoy!

LOL!

My thoughts on Oskar Blues were more in the direction of how Brokies feel regarding the infamous Oskar night.

[BayCityJohn]

LOL!

My thoughts on Oskar Blues were more in the direction of how Brokies feel regarding the infamous Oskar night.

BINGO!

[Sason]

 


That's what you were thinking John?

[serious crayons]

That's what I thought John meant, and I thought Lee meant that, too. But it turns out it's both clever AND a bit of Brokiana.

[Sason]

Maybe part of the game should be how many connections we're able to find in one challenge?


 

[Monika]

LOL!

My thoughts on Oskar Blues were more in the direction of how Brokies feel regarding the infamous Oskar night.

Clever!!

[Meryl]

LOL!

My thoughts on Oskar Blues were more in the direction of how Brokies feel regarding the infamous Oskar night.

Me, too!  You learn sumpn every day. 

[Sason]

Me, too!  You learn sumpn every day. 

True!

And in terms of Brokieana the learning process seems to be never ending.

And very rewarding.

[Meryl]

True!

And in terms of Brokieana the learning process seems to be never ending.

And very rewarding.

Excellent word, Sonja!