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Boomerang
I just went up to the Forum Members Geographic Location Map and noted that there are only 3 of us from Tennessee. Come on guys there has to be more than just 3 of us from Tennessee here. Do a role call if you are from 10-O-C.
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  • Mk 19
    Wow, Tennesee has come a long way sine the last time I was there, the let you all have internet now???[:p][:D][;)][:o)]
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  • Boomerang
    Apparently only a very few of us.[:0]
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  • wolfdog45
    Macon county TN born and raised. Yeehaa.
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  • iluvguns
    TN born. Lived there in various places until I moved to KY in 1993. Still own land and hunt in the Volunteer State.
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  • Wild Okie
    I got family in Sparta TN. Beautiful country.
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  • Zebra
    Memphis has the best wet BBQ in the USA [:p][:p]
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  • iluvguns
    quote: Memphis has the best wet BBQ in the USA

    After living in Memphis for 8 years, I can agree with you. BUT....they also have BETTER dry rub ribs!

    For wet, I still go to the "Cozy Corner." Little dump near St. Thomas hospital in a bad bad part of town. But that guys ribs are unreal. Also does a mean bbq bologna and a wonderful bbq game hen.

    For dry, not many can beat Corky's. The Rendousvous is not bad, but like Corky's better. On Friday The Rendousvous serves a mean red beans and rice though! [:p]
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  • Zebra
    Been to CORKY's awesome food!
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  • sarge_3ad
    quote:Originally posted by Mk 19
    Wow, Tennesee has come a long way sine the last time I was there, the let you all have internet now???[:p][:D][;)][:o)]



    They may have internet now, but I also wonder if they have indoor plumbing yet or are the folks from Tennessee still running to the outhouse?
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  • iluvguns
    quote:I also wonder if they have indoor plumbing yet or are the folks from Tennessee still running to the outhouse?

    Why do you think Sears mails more of their catalogs to TN than any other state? [:o)] The pages might be kinda rough, but they still beat corn cobs!! [:p]
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  • matwor
    quote:Originally posted by matwor
    COWBOYS WIN!!!!

    37-27
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  • oldgunner
    I'm near Oak Ridge
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  • He Dog
    I'm in New Mexico, but I have a pal in Nashville, eh Boomerang?[^]
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  • abcguns2
    O.K. , Me too , Im in (1.5 miles east) of NIOTA , Tn , all 723 people 1/2 way between knoxville and chattanooga ......
    Thanks !!!
    d.a.stearns
    Gunsmith / LEO a.k.a. SKEEZIX
    Niota , Tn
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  • JMcB
    Why do all the trees in Tn lean North.

    Because Kentucky sux.
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  • thunderbolt
    Kingsport.
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  • flyingtorpedo
    quote:Originally posted by iluvguns
    quote:I also wonder if they have indoor plumbing yet or are the folks from Tennessee still running to the outhouse?

    Why do you think Sears mails more of their catalogs to TN than any other state? [:o)] The pages might be kinda rough, but they still beat corn cobs!! [:p]


    Actually I'd think all the gloss on those pages would make them slick and not very absorbant! [:p]
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  • Boomerang
    quote:Originally posted by He Dog
    I'm in New Mexico, but I have a pal in Nashville, eh Boomerang?[^]
    That's right.
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  • trc313
    I am in Dekalb county as we speak. Doing a little road work[;)]
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  • oldgunner
    Actually I think there are probably more members from TN than any other state except for maybe Texas..Of course that's only right. Texas and Tennessee have been leading in everything for eons...
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  • He Dog
    Then there is Joelton, Tenn. Old Gunner. Settled thousands of years ago by Scottish immagrants that crossed the land bridge.

    When first I came to Joelton my fortune there to find,
    I met some jolly countrymen, on barbecue we dined.
    The talk soon turned to manly sport as the old style we chugged.
    They said lad you have not lived till you have salt the slug.

    We raised high our shakers full of Morton's finest grain.
    We crept out to the garden damp the creature there to find.
    We watched each creature swell and pop, did thrill me to the core.
    And every slug did learn that night that when it rains it pours.

    So if you're e'er in Joelton, quaffing chilly brew.
    And hearty lads and lassies fair do salt a slug or two.
    Pray join the sporting company forsaking sex and drugs.
    God bless us jolly salterers and have pity on the slugs


    Of course anyone from Tenn would know (as the writer of the above did not) that salting the slug will not cause it to swell and pop, but rather to shrivel and wither as the fluids are drawn from its' tiny innocent body.
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  • oldgunner
    He Dog, I ain't Scottish so much, but my Irish ancestors got here about the same time if I remember correctly..hehehe. Lived in these hyar mountains fer a mighty long time.

    About them slugs now..Ya right, they jest dries up in one big hurry. Sometimes dozens of 'em in one dried up sluggish pile. Beer gits 'em too, but I rather have slugs than run outta Killians.
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  • rogue_rob
    I'm in Tennessee, in Jonesborough
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  • bpost
    I saw Tennessee on the map!
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  • moonshine
    quote:tiny innocent body.

    innocent ?

    INNOCENT ?

    INNOCENT ?

    Surely you jest.
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  • oddball7465
    Pigeon Forge here
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  • backcountryguy
    oneida,tn here.
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  • Bamavol
    Grainger county here. This is the mother loade of red necks. I like it. Grew up in Shelby county. Ate BBQ at Boozos.
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  • breddyrrt
    Bamavol did you eat at Gus's fried chicken?
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  • WEASEL-88
    Lived in Greenbrire just north of Nashville back in 91&92. Kentucky called me home.
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