Gary Welsh at Advance Indiana recalls his days as a neighbor of Mr. Ed’s back in his college days.
Montagano rented an empty condominium down the hallway from me for about a year. It was hard not to notice when he moved into the building. On a Saturday afternoon, he carted a big wooden bar straight out of the Delta House from the movie Animal House. The bar was too big to fit on the elevator so Montagano sawed the bar into two pieces with the assistance of a couple of Hispanic workers to make it fit. The mess he created in the lobby did not sit well with the residence of my building.
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Mike’s parties were the type which attracted young and beautiful couples who loved to drink and play loud music. Translated, that means none of his neighbors were invited, except for the daughter of a prominent real estate developer who lived down the hallway. I never paid much attention to the music he played, but the high school principal who lived next door complained that it was the kind that repeats the same beat a lot and uses a lot of four-letter words. I can recall being awaken during more than one weekend party in the middle of the night. When I went to the door to see what all the noise was about, I saw couples scattered up and down the hallway making out as much as they could without actually disrobing and doing the nasty right there in public. Loud music spilled out into the hallway from the open door, allowing people to come and go throughout the night.
More recently, I learned from the maintenance manager for our building that someone in Montagano’s unit had also decided to turn the roof over our building’s outer lobby into a small wading pool. A stopper for a disposal sink had been stuffed down a drain on the roof just over the balcony from Montagano’s unit, causing it to fill up with water. When the water level reached about a foot in depth, it spilled into our lobby area causing water damage.
Just what we need representing us in Congress, a party boy.
AWB
H/T Hoosier Pundit
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