Nightstalkers In Bartlett, TN

**Dreadbelly** · 17th March 07, 07:32 AM

Death Metal Sporran should be skull shaped. With a flap of hair for the lid.

**Warlock** · 17th March 07, 07:35 AM

Originally Posted by Dreadbelly

Death Metal Sporran should be skull shaped. With a flap of hair for the lid.

Oh my god! You've got my brain going now!

**Dreadbelly** · 17th March 07, 07:45 AM

Or even a Dead Elvis Skull with a pompodour lid.

**Warlock** · 17th March 07, 01:43 PM

take alook at my IT'S ALIVE post!

**Riverkilt** · 18th March 07, 07:15 PM

Boy, a tough looking pair you are....don't think I'll be prowlin' the woods near your home...wouldn't wanna be misunderstood as a revenuer....

For some reason that thought got me to remembering some very smooth home squeezin's I sampled up on the Clinch River back about 1971...

Tell you what...all them single malt folks would change their minds if they ever had a sip of some Clinch River corn squeezins from a restaurant size mayonaise jar.

I remember asking how he got such good shine...he said good corn. Asked him how he got such good corn and he said, "Mule manure."

Anyhow...you boys look like you might be mindin' the operation out in the Tennessee woods.

Ron

**Fearnest** · 18th March 07, 08:22 PM

.
Ah, a fine family portait there - I'm sensing a reprint on the holiday cards...

Enjoy your mutual addictions!
.

**Warlock** · 18th March 07, 09:14 PM

Originally Posted by Riverkilt

Boy, a tough looking pair you are....don't think I'll be prowlin' the woods near your home...wouldn't wanna be misunderstood as a revenuer....

For some reason that thought got me to remembering some very smooth home squeezin's I sampled up on the Clinch River back about 1971...

Tell you what...all them single malt folks would change their minds if they ever had a sip of some Clinch River corn squeezins from a restaurant size mayonaise jar.

I remember asking how he got such good shine...he said good corn. Asked him how he got such good corn and he said, "Mule manure."

Anyhow...you boys look like you might be mindin' the operation out in the Tennessee woods.

Ron

I have, on occassion enjoyed quite a few drops from an old mayonaise jar. Tennessee whiskey is hard to beat. No matter if it's corn or barley!