Home

When Keeping it Real Goes Wrong: The Idaho Warhorse

January 9, 2013 4 Comments

Portland, OR and Austin, TX have whole campaigns dedicated to keeping their cities weird. Though Spokane is not weird in the hipster-artsy way Portland and Austin are, Spokane is super weird all on it’s own. Sometimes even scary weird. Because of that The Spovangelist is going to begin to celebrate this weirdness by featuring the totally bizzare all around Spokane in the form of photos and commentary.

Because we can’t be everywhere at once, we are taking submissions at thespovangelist@gmail.com. The only things we won’t publish are things that aren’t funny or interesting and photos or commentary that specifically make fun of one person or a group of people based on race, creed, sexual identity, ablity or gender because we’re nice people.

———————————————————————————————————————————————————————————————————————————–

For our first trick, meet the Idaho Warhorse which runs on “Tittie’s [sic] & beer”. In that sense, you could call this Idaho custom Jeep a hybrid. You’re not just famous for your potatoes anymore, Idaho.

Spotted at the intersection of 3rd Ave and Division Street. Photo submitted by Theodore Benson

Spotted at the intersection of 3rd Ave and Division Street. Photo submitted by Theodore Benson

Twitter Digg Delicious Stumbleupon Technorati Facebook Email
Arts
, , , ,

About The Apostate

Alayna Becker, The Spovangelist editor-in-chief, finds enough time in the day to grow plants, keep tabs on every single thing going on in Spokane and blog most of it. Have a question? She has the answer. She organizes drawers, kick-ass events and young political progressives in Spokane. Oh, and she loves sushi. And boots. And we love her.
View all posts by The Apostate →

4 Responses to “When Keeping it Real Goes Wrong: The Idaho Warhorse”

  1. Tracy January 10, 2013 at 8:56 am

    Great idea!

  2. Debbie Detmer January 10, 2013 at 4:03 pm

    Probably should have blacked out the license number but I think this is a great idea and very good first award! I think you’ll have more then a years worth of “weird” in a very short time.

  3. Spodude January 11, 2013 at 1:00 pm

    I have lived in arrogant Austin and pretentious Portland…both towns are emotionally cold and infested with self-centered, self-important, self-righteous yuppies / hippie wanabees…

    No group screams louder when catastrophes happen to them and are less giving when calamities befall their neighbors.

    Give me the can-do folks of Eastern Washington every time…they are made of the metal that built this great nation and not the dross the yuppies / hippie wanabees demagogue at every opportunity….

  4. Joe Butler January 11, 2013 at 1:11 pm

    I’d like to know more about that guy with the authentic looking Ghostbuster truck I’ve seen driving around town. Some of Homeland Security guys were talking to him in front of the courthouse the other day — maybe he looked a little sketchy or his light bar looked too quasi-law enforcement.