gregintenn

I’ve got to disagree with you here, boss. I know a girl who went to a New Year’s Eve party in Memphis, stayed the night in a hotel there, and woke up the next morning without a car. Should she have walked from Macon County to Memphis to have prevented that?

As a youth, I have found memories of Sumner County Music. I loved that place. It was like church to me. Another time, another place I reckon.

And eat the doodie?

That would get a man killed in short order.

How does one field dress a cicada?

https://www.fastcompany.com/91118964/sam-ash-music-store-closing-every-location-sales-begin After my last visit to the location in Rivergate, I am not surprised. It used to be a nice store.

Aren't shrimp and lobsters just really big bugs?

Because then we couldn’t blame the guns.

I have some with ball bearings embedded in the followers. No idea what brand, but they are my favorite. Short of that, you usually get what you pay for. I’d suggest avoiding triple k.

He certainty made the world a brighter place.

Well, I am neither sophisticated nor a Canadia fan…so.

I thought Crown Royal was the gold standard of Canadian Whiskey.

Legally, no. But practically, there is a record out there attaching your name to that firearm.

I don't care for this. Not for the "gun" reason, but because it puts these sellers at an unfair advantage over licensed dealers. These folks don't have to purchase an FFL, business license, mess with all the bound book keeping, or charge sales tax.

I'm not greedy. I'd be happy with my old 67 Chevy II back in the garage.

A price might help.

Awesome! That young fella is growing up right.

Wow!!! That’s a nice one!

So is middle Tennessee!

Tennessee is full. Cal back later?

You certainly have a way with words! I couldn’t have said it better myself.

Put the new ones in the back. I learned that working at a grocery store as a kid.

+1

Biden said yesterday that he’d ridden a train over the bridge many times. I’ve never seen a train on an interstate bridge.

We had an 18 wheeler hit the bridge abutment of SR171 going over I-40 in Mt Juliet and severely damage it. I don’t know if you can imagine closing My Juliet road, but it was a disaster. I tell you this to say that no one haggled over who paid to repair it. The state picked up the tab, and later went after the trucking company, insurance company, and whoever to recoup the money. Priority one was to reopen the bridge to traffic. That may not make sense to you, but it does to me.