Unicycle Tour reaches AP Mike's uncle's bar

[Purple-Shirt]

More here:
http://unicyclenycbridgetour.blogspot.com/2010/02/we-have-crossed-bayonne-bridge.html

[Spalding]

The final shot in the set is really great. Love that Mike's uncle (I'm assuming) has a church key hanging off his belt. An Italian-American bar?

[Pat K]

The final shot in the set is really great.

"Fuggin unicycles. Greeeeeat."

[B_Buster]

Great story, Rob. I'm sorry I didn't warn you about mentioning the Mets at Massa's. It's something I learned a long time ago that you just don't do.

That isn't my uncle in the photo. That's his brother, Joe.

[Sarah]

Wouldn't your uncle's brother also be your uncle?

[Sarah]

Though I suppose he could be your father.

[B_Buster]

Wouldn't your uncle's brother also be your uncle?

Not if he's the brother of the man who married my mother's sister, right?

[Regular Joe]

There is an amusing folk song somewhere in these comments just waiting to be born.

[Sarah]

I guess he'd only be an uncle-in-law.

[B_Buster]

I guess he'd only be an uncle-in-law.

Do people use such terms? Joe is a lot easier. Good guy (although he has a few eccentric political views--as do most of the people who frequent my uncle's bar. Whatever you do, don't mention the words "one world government" in his company. You will regret it.).

[iAmBaronVonTito]

I guess he'd only be an uncle-in-law.

or great uncle.


even if he's not so great.

[Christina]

Also there are the guys that are boozily your uncle. Or Aunt, or Daddy, or Mama.

Are you guys seeing all the facets of my online nick now? all is becoming clear!

[B_Buster]

I thought your great aunt or great uncle was your grandparent's sister or brother (or their spouses).

[Martin]

I call the people who marry my biological uncles and aunts, aunts and uncles. It's inclusive and simple.

[Sarah]

I guess he'd only be an uncle-in-law.

Do people use such terms?

Hell, no.

I thought your great aunt or great uncle was your grandparent's sister or brother (or their spouses).

Hell, yes.