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Strange and Unusual facts about the Deadwood . . .
- Yes, we have a giant dolphin hanging in the bar, no Jim didn’t
catch it illegally . . .
- There is a secret series of steam tunnels that runs underneath Iowa City and currently connects the Dublin Underground and the Deadwood – just in case prohibition is ever reinforced.
- Tommy, Jim Bell’s best friend is really a woman . . .
- Yes, Hunter S. Thompson was thrown out of the Deadwood for unsavory behavior in the mafia booth.
- Hoffa’s body and Al Capone’s vault are both in the basement of the Deadwood.
- Rory Brown (the owner of the Dublin Underground and Jim Bell’s friend) is really a leprechaun with a thyroid condition.
- The misshapen propeller hanging behind the bar is actually from a prop plane that Jim Bell crashed while on an archeological dig in South America.
- Jim Bell’s bar managers are really robots that he builds himself in the basement out of spare parts, stale beer and cigarette butts.
- The Deadwood is actually a front for an international crime syndicate known as the Central Intelligence Agency.
- One of the Deadwood’s employees was arrested and taken to jail for overdue library books. (Hey, at least the staff knows how to read . . .)
- The whole Where’s Waldo phenomenon is actually based on real life events from Jim Bell’s last trip to Mexico.
- The fish hanging behind the bar, contrary to popular belief, was not caught by Jim’s father – it was the other way around.
- Jim Bell never actually returned from his last trip to Mexico. The Jim Bell currently at large in Iowa City is really a Mexican clone sent to the United Sates to conquer Iowa City . . . and then the world.
- The horns hanging behind the bar are actually from Jim’s unborn twin that he had removed last year when he went to the doctor for his “knee surgery.”
- Chris Tones and John Mummey, on recent trip to Mexico, ate a man for calling them, “Los Guapos!”
- If you ever want to ask Jim Bell for something, talk into his left ear – he’ll simply smile and nod his head.
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