Back to the actual topic of the thread ---

A great BBQ place must have great music and entertainment  --- and to my mind that means good ole pure country music.    

The title of King of Country Music has to be a toss up between Mr. George Strait, Mr. Johnny Cash, Mr. David Alan Coe, Mr. Alan Jackson and, of course, Mr. Willie Nelson ..
and title of the Queen of Country Music has to be a toss up between Miss Dolly Parton, Miss Loretta Lynn and Miss June Carter Cash.

Quoted from DemocraticVoiceOfReason

Back to the actual topic of the thread ---

A great BBQ place must have great music and entertainment  --- and to my mind that means good ole pure country music.    

The title of King of Country Music has to be a toss up between Mr. George Strait, Mr. Johnny Cash, Mr. David Alan Coe, Mr. Alan Jackson and, of course, Mr. Willie Nelson ..
and title of the Queen of Country Music has to be a toss up between Miss Dolly Parton, Miss Loretta Lynn and Miss June Carter Cash.

You'll never find one in schenectady county..........you'd bash, trash and burn them all if they didn't agree with your political ideology!!!

I look forward to relaxing---and sitting down with a fine brisket sandwich (hold the sauce LET ME TASTE THE MEAT), delicious macaroni and cheese with a touch of pimento, sweet cornbread and a large cold mug of ale, while I dream of southern lassies, hometown hospitality, and good times of days gone by--- when the hustle and bustle of modern life didn't intrude so much on the lives of Americans...A simpler and better time.


Ahhhhh, if only we could be rid of the Naybobs and the chattering of little whining losers to make my meal more enjoyable!

Quoted from 1630

LET ME TASTE THE MEAT

I thought you saved the dirty bedroom talk for your party bosses TJ and Buffey?

Quoted from CICERO

I thought you saved the dirty bedroom talk for your party bosses TJ and Buffey?

         HaHaHaHaHaHa!  What a visual . . . .   ^5,  

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I look forward to relaxing---and sitting down with a fine brisket sandwich (hold the sauce LET ME TASTE THE MEAT), delicious macaroni and cheese with a touch of pimento, sweet cornbread and a large cold mug of ale, while I dream of southern lassies, hometown hospitality, and good times of days gone by--- when the hustle and bustle of modern life didn't intrude so much on the lives of Americans...A simpler and better time.


Ahhhhh, if only we could be rid of the Naybobs and the chattering of little whining losers to make my meal more enjoyable!

Mike G (shares the last name with the "one whose name we shall not speak"), southern ladies are referred to as "belles" not "lassies" ...   and it is N-a-y-b-o-o-b-s  .... and you aren't getting any great BBQ brisket as long as you hang out with Frank and Bob.

Quoted from DemocraticVoiceOfReason

Mike G (shares the last name with the "one whose name we shall not speak"), southern ladies are referred to as "belles" not "lassies" ...   and it is N-a-y-b-o-o-b-s  .... and you aren't getting any great BBQ brisket as long as you hang out with Frank and Bob.

O-M-G!!
folks are glad the dems have you!!

Quoted from CICERO

I thought you saved the dirty bedroom talk for your party bosses TJ and Buffey?

Oh

My

GOD.



I think my ribs shattered. I might need xrays after that post.

Quoted from DemocraticVoiceOfReason

Mike G (shares the last name with the "one whose name we shall not speak"), southern ladies are referred to as "belles" not "lassies" ...   and it is N-a-y-b-o-o-b-s  .... and you aren't getting any great BBQ brisket as long as you hang out with Frank and Bob.

You may be hung up on boobs, but that is youur personal bastardization of the actual catch phrase....so YOU ARE THE ONE THAT IS WRONG AGAIN:
"nattering nabobs of negativism" (written by Safire)

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You may be hung up on boobs, but that is youur personal bastardization of the actual catch phrase....so YOU ARE THE ONE THAT IS WRONG AGAIN:
"nattering nabobs of negativism" (written by Safire)

I think DV actually used the term "NAYBOBS" and now wants to pretend he is a different poster so he has to "correct" Gertrude.

Quoted from DemocraticVoiceOfReason

Back to the actual topic of the thread ---

A great BBQ place must have great music and entertainment  --- and to my mind that means good ole pure country music.    

The title of King of Country Music has to be a toss up between Mr. George Strait, Mr. Johnny Cash, Mr. David Alan Coe, Mr. Alan Jackson and, of course, Mr. Willie Nelson ..
and title of the Queen of Country Music has to be a toss up between Miss Dolly Parton, Miss Loretta Lynn and Miss June Carter Cash.

I guess you haven't had the ribs at BB Kings or the Blues City Cafe- both on Beal Street in Memphis- no country music allowed

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You must have gotten straight A's as a student in the Hitler Youth ---

Quoted from 1630

The funny man with funny facial hair has been reborn and is now marching about doing his Hitler youth routine with the GOP

Very intersting how two different people continue to use similar if not exact same catch phrases!!!!

Quoted from joebxr

You may be hung up on boobs, but that is youur personal bastardization of the actual catch phrase....so YOU ARE THE ONE THAT IS WRONG AGAIN:
"nattering nabobs of negativism" (written by Safire)

I am well aware of the original quotation --- and for about 12 months .. I have used my own version  Nattering NAYBOOBS of Negativity  ---- so once again YOU ARE WRONG.

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I guess you haven't had the ribs at BB Kings or the Blues City Cafe- both on Beal Street in Memphis- no country music allowed

I only had time for a quick visit (basically just a few minutes) to Beale Street and that was too early in the morning for BBQ.  Personally, I like a fairly wide variety of music including the blues ...  but I prefer country music.

Someday, I'd like to drive along the Mississippi River from Minnesota to Louisiana -- to really experience Old Man River, M-Town and the Big Easy.  

Quoted from Sombody

I guess you haven't had the ribs at BB Kings or the Blues City Cafe- both on Beal Street in Memphis- no country music allowed

I have spent considerable late night time on Beal. Yes, eaten at BBK's. Great experiences. Any lover of the Blues must pay homage.