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Originally Posted by Warrior-Mentor
When I read that, I thought you were talking about that guy who hung out at the intersection in Yuma giving out directions to anyone who asked....day or night, he was camped out at that intersection. Strange.
What was it they called him? The Navigator??
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I had forgotten about that guy. Was it the local TV or Newspaper that did a story about him?
He would set up his hooch on either side of the overpass...Don't think he ever asked anyone for anything. He just sat in a lawn chair. There was a big stink over whether or not he could be there. He wasn't panhandling, but I think the State wanted to force him to leave the area.
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Last edited by Ret10Echo; 11-16-2007 at 07:30.
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