"Frog," (aka, David Miller) is a regular at Eugene's Saturday Market, a gathering place for self-professed "hippies." In the 1990s, Frog won a free-speech case in Oregon's supreme court for his right to sell his jioke books on the street. Since then, he has become an icon in the eclectic town.
"Frog," (aka, David Miller) is a regular at Eugene's Saturday Market, a gathering place for self-professed "hippies." In the 1990s, Frog won a free-speech case in Oregon's supreme court for his right to sell his jioke books on the street. Since then, he has become an icon in the eclectic town.
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