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[ClemmonsDevil]

Sounds like a high class establishment to let you see the beer before it’s cooked.

They were playing old country music. Y'all know how I am about that. Makes me take my shirt off and cry a little bit.

[OldPhiKap]

“I hope it’s an open carry state, ‘cause Clem’s got his guns out.”

[bundabergdevil]

“I hope it’s an open carry state, ‘cause Clem’s got his guns out.”

From the look of things, they better call a plumber. Those pipes are about to burst!

[ClemmonsDevil]

Armed and fabulous.

[Mtn.Devil.91.92.01.10.15]

They were playing old country music. Y'all know how I am about that. Makes me take my shirt off and cry a little bit.

Real talk - I may have gotten inebriated at a friend's bluegrass show and removed some clothing before being asked to leave. It also may have been about 25 years ago.

[ClemmonsDevil]

Real talk - I may have gotten inebriated at a friend's bluegrass show and removed some clothing before being asked to leave. It also may have been about 25 years ago.

It's bluegrass. Of course the groupies are going to show up and start shedding clothing.

[Mtn.Devil.91.92.01.10.15]

It's bluegrass. Of course the groupies are going to show up and start shedding clothing.

I was unprepared for the bluegrass version of "Ignition (remix)."

[ClemmonsDevil]

I was unprepared for the bluegrass version of "Ignition (remix)."

I was in Hamilton, Ontario and a bluegrass band was tearing it up at Collective Arts Brewing one night last fall. The people I was with were astounded I knew all the old standards.

[wilson]

Listening to John Denver and grading history projects.

[budwom]

Listening to John Denver and grading history projects.

I can see how that would get you to expedite your work.

[ClemmonsDevil]

Listening to John Denver and grading history projects.

Sounds like it's almost heaven.

[wilson]

I can see how that would get you to expedite your work.

John Denver's hill is one I will happily, enthusiastically die on.

[aimo]

John Denver's hill is one I will happily, enthusiastically die on.

I enthusiastically agree. Love me some John Denver.

[wilson]

I enthusiastically agree. Love me some John Denver.

He was my first concert. I of course had no idea at the time just how lucky that would make me. Gone too soon.

[Phredd3]

John Denver's hill is one I will happily, enthusiastically die on.

It's a very pleasant hill. Doesn't seem like a bad way to go.

[Rich]

Did you use the term ‘field’? We already discussed the horror of that one…

Otherwise, I have a hard time pretending words don’t exist or cannot be used in a context that is not inflammatory.

Funny you mention that because my friend's name was Chef Horace Field. He's long passed away.

[YmoBeThere]

Freezing rain here. My smaller trees are leafless right now and likely will do fine, but my bigger live oaks are straining under the weight.

[YmoBeThere]

Should I call out BS?

[SlimSlowSlider]

https://www.cbssports.com/general/ne...me-in-vermont/

JFC.

[budwom]

https://www.cbssports.com/general/ne...me-in-vermont/

JFC.

Ha, seventh and eighth grade kids, amazing. Yeah, we have more than our share of idiots...I used to live one town over from where this took place, used to work in the other town involved...one of the redneckier zones of Vermont I would say.
In that same area many years ago I went to watch a pal of mine coach his Little League all stars in a game. A large (6-3, 225) drunken spectator (Little League, mind you) heckled the similarly sized ump, who came over between innings, and next thing you know punches were flying and there was a LOT of blood (noses, facial cuts). I'll never forget the look of bewilderment on the kids' faces...sheesh. Little League.