Mike.357

we have not had anything resembling a storm or rain in a long time. if I smoked a cigar and flipped ashes onto the lawn it would burst into flames. The woods around the house are starting to toss in the towel as well. Getting shriveled up in appearance. I think it is worse than last year.

i vote for a fake

or if she is getting a new hat

definitely nothing about Ridgewood mentioned in your post or in the review would want to make me eat there. Comparing it to Arbys makes me want to stay away even more, LOL Back in the day Mom used to make ground beef BBQ. It is made with vinegar, sugar, mustard and Brooks Ketchup( not sure what else). Not even sure where to find Broooks at anymore. The wife makes it once in a while and it is not bad but not anything I ever request.

I never heard of Ridgewood until you mentioned it in this thread. What is it they eat there?

totally agreed Big Poppa. For me it is about as over rated as any food could be.

I guess I am a sinner or something but BBQ really does not get me excited. Could seriously never eat it again. Doubt I would feel I am missing much. tonight the wife worked her magic on some baked chicken breast, glazed carrots and garlic rice. Them carrots were outta this world, no clue what she did to them.

are there nuclear weapons or a stockpile left over from old USSR in any of these little countries?

Mars, which one is this?

Naifeh says he'll miss 'good friend' Hayes Tuesday, August 12, 2008 Hayes, who died Sunday at age 65, was born just outside Naifeh's hometown of Covington in rural West Tennessee. Naifeh was about four years older than Hayes and the two men didn't meet until both had risen to prominence. But their relationship had grown closer in recent years. Naifeh used his clout to make sure the welcome signs along all major roadways entering Tipton County indicate that it is Hayes' birthplace. Naifeh keeps a replica of the road signs in his office at the Capitol complex. "He was an icon and did a lot for the community and Tennessee," Naifeh said on Monday, citing a 2005 advertising campaign featuring Hayes and Dolly Parton that helped boost tourism in the state. Hayes became a regular at Naifeh's annual "Coon Supper" in Covington. The two men would greet visitors and tell jokes. Naifeh remembered Hayes for "how well he got along with people, the way he'd connect and mingle and made everyone feel very comfortable." But Hayes avoided eating the signature raccoon dish at the event. "He's got hands," Hayes explained to The Commercial Appeal newspaper at this year's event. "Coon's got hands." Hayes lived in Memphis, about 40 miles away, but Naifeh said Hayes had begun making weekly visits to the lawmaker's Covington property to fish. "He was a good friend of mine," Naifeh said. "He'll be missed." http://www.knoxnews.com/news/2008/aug/12/naifeh-says-hell-miss-good-friend-hayes/

i think you answered your own question

tnmale, everytime I read your name i think of tamales, thats what you need to have for dinner

I got news for you, it is this way no matter what you may find yourself charged with.

Nutcase has it figured out too. I say that if I did not live here already I would never come here again. Nope, no sir-ee. Don't want no part of it Take my advice and stay away from east TN. No reason for one more person to come here.

I saw the Mythbusters episode about EMP's. I do remember that the car died from it, but some of the elctronics still worked. It did not totally fry the car. If we are hit with an EMP I think our TV's and cars working is the least of the trouble. That and I do not put it past our own gov't to disable phones and GPS etc to control the mobs should SHTF

they are all a bunch of surrender monkeys as far as I am concerned

That rules out greater Knoxville and the Morristown area.

you don't want to live anywhere near east Tennessee. Way too crowded, the air is polluted, vacationers all year long, nope East TN would be a bad choice. .

You certainly need more help than an internet forum can offer. If the permit is important to you determine how important and hire an attorney worth that amount. I would not mess around with something like this, get a lawyer.

no way, someone on here has admitted to owning and wearing a HCP bagde. Oh man I am choking on a hamburger, whew, finally yacked it up. Sorry Joe but it is tooooooooo funny.

man I knew their prices were high, but this is crazy a Sigma "on sale" for $499, of course that is after a $30 rebate what the heck is going on?

I am still in amazement that you would fist fight a person, or heck I dunno gun fight a person for walking up to you and saying " you are a liberal" There certainly is a time and a place for violence to be used. And the determination of when violence is allowed would be up to law. I am not going to fight someone over name calling.

certainly not name calling or percieved name calling

good see my sig line please

does not matter if he said it or not, how could you be against the other stuff but be alright with physical violence over simple words.