A town named Bevis

Jan 2, 1994, 8:43 PM ET7 posts by 6 posters
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Gabor Barsai

Sez it all bnb fans. Bevis is in Ohio, northwest of Cincinnati, Ohio. (See AAA 1993 Road Atlas of da United States.) BTW, the Coumbus, Ohio campus of the Ohio State University has a Bevis Hall. So I guess the guys may be from Ohio? Does this mean Beavis is better known? The closest thing I found to "Butt-head" in term of towns was Butte, Montana. To all you out there in bnb land: huh huh huh huh huh. Later,

Gabor

Travis L PrebbleGabor Barsai

If it's Bevis, then it can't be related to Beavis... notice the spelling difference? Yes, I know spellings can be mutated, switched, flip-flopped, and put in a blender, but I'm pretty anal, so I'll stick to my proverbial guns. By the way, I'm pretty sure that Butte is pronounced "byoot", so if the guys had anything to do with these towns, they'd be "Bevis and Byoothead."

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THE SHADOWTravis L Prebble

Uh....I'm Bevis and this is my friend Byoothead YEAH...HUHHUHUHUHU......FIRE! Settle down Byoothead....or I'll send you back to Butte!! YEAH,HUHUHUHUHU!

Bevis and Byoouhead are real. Only their creators are not!

Doug StevensonTravis L Prebble

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Well, it happens to be pronounced exactly the same as "Beavis".

It also happens to be (probably) the least favored building on campus because that is where everyone waits in line for hours on end to get a parking sticker that enables you to park in shitty spots. Also, you get to pay all those parking tickets they give out at this building.

So in that sense, I guess they could be related - they both piss people off.

Doug

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THE SHADOWEric Ollila 21324

Bevis...ribbed for her pleasure

Huhuhuhuh,I said ribbed....huhuhuhuhuhuhu!! huhuhuhuhu...he said Butt......huhuhuhuhuhuhu

Roger A. BielefeldGabor Barsai

Although I'd hardly call it a town, Bevis is about 5 miles north on U.S. 27 from where I grew up. And, yes, it *is* pronounced like "Beavis".

uhh-huh-huh-huh... he said "up"..... huh-huh-huh-huh

Roger Bielefeld Dept of Epidemiology and Biostatistics Assistant Professor Case Western Reserve University [email] Cleveland, Ohio USA