Free Range by Bill Whitehead for February 04, 2010

? Don’t get it.

huh?

I agree - huh?

I’m lost, too.

I think it’s referring to how people who have been there reminisce about their trip.

Now if the Dr. was blind…. (Venetian Blind)

Yes, I agree. “Ahhh Sheboygan” just doesn’t have the same ring to it.

Huh?

Nope it still don’t make any sense… Why would a Venetian doctor say “Say AHHHH Venice” They’re in Venice unless I missed something and I agree with the idea Digital Frog makes but with that said wouldn’t it be batter for a doctor in Venice to say AHHH Rome?

No, they are in Sheboygan or somewhere else, and the doc is saying, “Say ‘Ahhh’.” Only, because he’s been to Venice and loves it, it comes out:

“Ahhhh, Bach.”

No, but I’ve heard it used as the butt of jokes for years.

Maybe the patient’s name is Venice.

I had an uncle who was killed in a street fight

in Venice. He drowned.

Ahhhhhh. Glub glub…

I have been to Venice twice. The first time was three months in Europe and was in the spring. The next time was November and the rain was horizontal and the square was flooded. I liked the first time.

evidently a book by Elspeth O’Brien

still don’t get it

OMG… It’s a grease spot on the wall now! They’re in Venice the doctors saying Ahhh Venice Which to say Venetian’s are conceded.

OK EVERYONE LOOK! “Ahhhh Venice” is a movie quote from “Indiana Jones and The Last Crusade”. Indy says it twice, once when he first arrives in Venice. Then again when he climbs out of a rat infested and on fire sewer and into a sidewalk cafe outside of the giant church (St. Marks?). So now you know

The meaning of this will plague me.

Where’s Joe-Allen “Joe” Doty when we need him?