There is no I in G-R-R-R-L

[bebopbalogna]

so anybody out there watch Top Gear?

I just started...love it...last night (on the dvr, mind you) they made amphibious cars and tried to take them across the english channel...it was great

thats on BBC right?  if that's the show i'm thinking of, i love it.  those guys are frickin awesome.  i recommend to anyone, even if you're not at all a car buff. (like me)  ("like me" meaning NOT a car buff.)

[full blown possession]

EGADS, last night was an active night on the crappity, very interesting too!

connect the dots is my musical journey too!



i really enjoy everyone's writing, i could never be so verbose on why i like something and why i dont;

not very verbose, me that is

i still like this soundgarden song and have to turn it up as high as it goes when i hear it
superunknown
<a href="http://www.youtube.com/v/KCSzVp4s4dE" target="_blank">http://www.youtube.com/v/KCSzVp4s4dE</a>

and this jerry cantrell song (of Alice n Chains), it holds a lot of memmories and has to be turned up high when i hear it
cut you in
<a href="http://www.youtube.com/v/7ekfY3soC0g" target="_blank">http://www.youtube.com/v/7ekfY3soC0g</a>

pearl jam indifference (eddie said jeff buckley sang this song better than he did; said he was BLOWN away by jeff's version)
<a href="http://www.youtube.com/v/8VlQLVB3JC8" target="_blank">http://www.youtube.com/v/8VlQLVB3JC8</a>


cant deny em in my musical journey, nor do i want to

so i am busy as fuck with too much EXTRA work, have to be stealth today on crappity because dickwad is in today

so i was watching diners, drive ins and dives on food network and the little tea shop in memphis came up on the show, anybody heard of it?  Looked like a lot of old people hang out there but could have been the footage

[brainfiber]

so anybody out there watch Top Gear?

I just started...love it...last night (on the dvr, mind you) they made amphibious cars and tried to take them across the english channel...it was great

thats on BBC right?  if that's the show i'm thinking of, i love it.  those guys are frickin awesome.  i recommend to anyone, even if you're not at all a car buff. (like me)  ("like me" meaning NOT a car buff.)

yeah that's it. apparently they're trying to make an american version...hopefully it'll go the way of the office and not coupling.

yeah i'm not a car buff...but it's some cool stuff...cool roads...test drives...cars that cost more than my house...and british humor.

[brainfiber]

EGADS, last night was an active night on the crappity, very interesting too!

connect the dots is my musical journey too!



i really enjoy everyone's writing, i could never be so verbose on why i like something and why i dont;

not very verbose, me that is

I would like to be verbose...but it's just too darn expensive...so i went with versony

[brainfiber]

so i am busy as fuck with too much EXTRA work, have to be stealth today on crappity because dickwad is in today

Richard Wod?

[bebopbalogna]

they did a pensacola edition of diners, drive-ins and dives  a while back.  they focused on jerry's drive in, (decent place, but i enjoyed it a lot more as a kid) blue dot bbq, (which only serves burgers, except one day a week, i think wednesday, they serve ribs, BUT it's the best burger in the world) chet's seafood (around the corner from my house and pretty good as far as fried seafood and cheese grits go)  and oscar's (my favorite breakfast spot, also where ted bundy was caught- he was spotted there and picked up a block away right after he left)

[Mister Chaddy]

so i was watching diners, drive ins and dives on food network and the little tea shop in memphis came up on the show, anybody heard of it?  Looked like a lot of old people hang out there but could have been the footage

I saw that.  A lot of those folks are Memphis movers and shakers.  Shelby County mayor A.C. Wharton was the handsome black gentleman with the gray hair and mustache.  I have never eaten there, but I want to now.  Her fried chicken and hoppin' john looked delicious!

[Sabamah]

jeez, i can't even begin to catch up on posts with you guys! y'all are CRAZY postin' lately! so let's just start over.


hey, i'm savannah- nice to meet you all  




p.s. we eat at the little tea shop all the time! i recommend the lacey's special! chicken breast on top of cornbread sticks covered in the most delicious gravy!

[Mister Chaddy]

and FBP, to answer your query from last week...

I work at a florist called Garden District (same shop as Stan Dragroonfter) doing all the behind the scenes party set-up and breakdown.  We are a full service, traditional florist but we also do the majority of high-end entertaining (weddings, fundraisers, private parties, etc.) here in town.  Stan and I also maintain our warehouse. And I (and others) process all the fresh flowers that arrive weekly from Holland, Israel, Chile, California, Oregon and Wisconsin.  It's a lot of grunt work, but my bosses are cool for the most part.  (One of them is offering up his condo in NOLA for me next month for my mini-vacation!)

[full blown possession]

jeez, i can't even begin to catch up on posts with you guys! y'all are CRAZY postin' lately! so let's just start over.


hey, i'm savannah- nice to meet you all  




p.s. we eat at the little tea shop all the time! i recommend the lacey's special! chicken breast on top of cornbread sticks covered in the most delicious gravy!

so i was watching diners, drive ins and dives on food network and the little tea shop in memphis came up on the show, anybody heard of it?  Looked like a lot of old people hang out there but could have been the footage

I saw that.  A lot of those folks are Memphis movers and shakers.  Shelby County mayor A.C. Wharton was the handsome black gentleman with the gray hair and mustache.  I have never eaten there, but I want to now.  Her fried chicken and hoppin' john looked delicious!

it all looked good and thanks for the recommendation bamah!  I love to find greasy spoons, independent restaurants, the good food you know?

[full blown possession]

and FBP, to answer your query from last week...

I work at a florist called Garden District (same shop as Stan Dragroonfter) doing all the behind the scenes party set-up and breakdown.  We are a full service, traditional florist but we also do the majority of high-end entertaining (weddings, fundraisers, private parties, etc.) here in town.  Stan and I also maintain our warehouse. And I (and others) process all the fresh flowers that arrive weekly from Holland, Israel, Chile, California, Oregon and Wisconsin.  It's a lot of grunt work, but my bosses are cool for the most part.  (One of them is offering up his condo in NOLA for me next month for my mini-vacation!)

I would love to work somewhere so refreshing and to work with my hands...

do you look exactly like your avatar?

so is stan the quiet one?  oh how i love the grifters rhythm section especially on black fuel

[Sabamah]

(One of them is offering up his condo in NOLA for me next month for my mini-vacation!)

why, thank you for the invitation- we would all LOVE to join you!   

[Mister Chaddy]

Here's me and Kimmy last year at tripps..

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[brainfiber]

my name is Jim...aka Brainfiber...aka BF...aka Bons Frons...aka...Loopy Perez...aka..Alabaster Bonefinger.

I'm a writer...in all these technical right now...very boring...but it's close to home and i get to work from home once a week...I work for a little company that's a synomyn for man spunk...sperm... to quote Smither's when Mr. burns asked him what he thought about having a lady on ship..."you know I think women and sea men don't mix"

i'm one of 1/2 million world wide employees...i tend to just blend in...keep out of trouble and get my paycheck.

[matthew]

i still like this soundgarden song and have to turn it up as high as it goes when i hear it
superunknown

blurgh...I ended up watching the beginning of a most dreadful video for Blow Up The Outside World and after counting thirty or so cliches I noticed the video credit for Gerry Casale.