| Nov 13, 2005 @ 3:18 PM |
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imlost2
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Zestful, got some hay and straw to put up still if ya wanna relive them "good ole' days" lol
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| Nov 13, 2005 @ 3:22 PM |
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buni
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Ok, all this talk about barns and fish stuff is making me want to have a get together...
Anyone have a barn where we can have a get together sometime next year?Say spring or summer? 
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| Nov 13, 2005 @ 3:24 PM |
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LJT67
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Smoke um ? not me Zestful,I cook mine outside in a black iron pot on top of my crawfish cooker (propane burner)Deep Fried 
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| Nov 13, 2005 @ 3:28 PM |
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zestful
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Hey! Seamonkey836
Used baby diapers work great on jeeping those coons out of the sweetcorn.
Also us northerners love to split wood too hillbilly,but we do use a "new fangled splitter"
You might agree if your timber was oak piled higher than your truck.
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| Nov 13, 2005 @ 3:35 PM |
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zestful
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Your lucky LJT67,you must have a choice waterway to get your cats.Our river cats share the same water with umpteen billion carp.Taste alot better smoked.
Have you ever used the ole milkcan catfish trap?
Aaaa, you better not say,i forgot its illegal.
Ok,imlost2,I'll be right over.Cold beer or lemonade for ya?
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| Nov 13, 2005 @ 3:52 PM |
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SpyderLady
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zestful, I'm not really a country gal, just a southern lady..lol. But I could fry up a mess of catfish!
I read your profile. If you live close to the river, do you have a pontoon? Those are so much fun! Especially if it is a covered one with the tiny bathroom, bed and little cute sink. You could stay on the water for days on one of those!
The train trip would be so much fun. I took the amtrak to N.O. a couple years ago. I was surprised it took so long tho. I thought they went faster than that. It took 9 hours from Memphis to N. O. but we did have a few stops and had to go real slow thru some towns. The scenery was beautiful. I loved it!
I may not be a real country gal, but my mawmaw and papaw were. I know how some country folks live and I do know they are some of the hardest working people you will ever know. Maybe HB will let me drive his tractor some day. 
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| Nov 13, 2005 @ 3:57 PM |
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misty_waters71
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Oh boy are us country bumpkins so stereotyped. No we don't fry nearly all our foods but we do use real butter
Yes I know how to drive a tractor and work a haying season. Nothin like a tractors bumpity bump LOL. JK. God I even remember my dad having me chase down the head less chickens back in the day. I had forgotten all about that... must have given me some floopin weird form of PTSD LOL. Just kidding.
In the country though. Everyone knows everyone else for all the good and bad. Most people pitch in when help is needed for others too and we all work our tails off. There is absolutely nothing wrong with being a country bumpkin. We just view the world with different eyes than most.
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| Nov 13, 2005 @ 4:02 PM |
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SpyderLady
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Sorry mistie_waters, was just joking about frying everything. 
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| Nov 13, 2005 @ 5:42 PM |
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misty_waters71
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Thats alright. Just needed to let ya's know we eat our meat live. LMAO Never mind.
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| Nov 13, 2005 @ 6:40 PM |
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imlost2
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a get together sounds good to me, ummmmmm lets see, first cutting is like June? Ya June would be good lol. Got a barn, not a big un, but live near Gatlingburg and lakes, got a small boat, pool, firepit, what else do we need? lol PS bring gloves and long sleeved shirt. PSS I like both beer and lemonade, specially the lemonade with a little "shine" in it ;)
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| Nov 13, 2005 @ 7:18 PM |
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buni
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Now if we can get everyone motivated
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| Nov 13, 2005 @ 7:21 PM |
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Seamonkey836
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"seamonkey A helecopter? No kiddin? I spose it mite come in handy for spreadin the manure. lol"
For real, Its a homebuilt, a Scorpion II , My Pop and I built it several years ago using an evinrude engine, I recently replaced the carbuerated engine with a late model fuel injected 200 horse.
We had to train ourselves to fly the thing, that wasnt without mishap.
LOL no we dont use it to haul manure, however it was used to locate a fugitives vehicle a few years back.
Otherwise its used to just joyride and scare the hell out of any haplees country gals who think they are getting that all over tan in a secluded spot where no one around here would ever see them ! 
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| Nov 13, 2005 @ 7:29 PM |
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ruready4me2luvu
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Smoke um ? not me Zestful,I cook mine outside in a black iron pot on top of my crawfish cooker (propane burner)Deep Fried
What time will it be ready, your making this county girl HONGREEEEEEE  . I was born and raised in the deep south of Florida. I do know how to ride a horse, change the oil in my car and yes I know how to give it a tune up too! I've slung bales of hay, made love in the hay and I can ride a four wheeler and I sho know how to put a truck around the corner on two wheels too. Im the original redneck girl  but I will not chew tobacco, Gretchen Wilson can do my share of it. I can just as easily slip into a c***tail dress as I can my cowboy boots and jeans. And of course I know how to fry chicken shuga   I never wrung the neck of a chicken but I've been known to choke some chicken a few times
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| Nov 13, 2005 @ 8:20 PM |
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LJT67
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Yea Zestful,I live 3 miles from the Mississippi river and theres lakes and smaller rivers all around me!The Mississippi river overflows each year and restocks all the nearby lakes...Ive never used a milkcan but I have used a 5gal. bucket with a hole cut in the top..but don't tell anyone
Rureadyforme...your too late! my neighbor called me over for supper..fried yellow cat,bass,freedom fries,hush puppies
and sweet tea  thankfully they didn't choke any chickens while I was there
Buni a get together sounds like fun!!..Imlost2 is in a central location 
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| Nov 14, 2005 @ 1:04 AM |
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ol_hillbilly
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Yeah tenneessee wouldnt be bad. Already wanna meet someone from that state. And if LJT would bring along a couple warshtubs of crawpappys, It'd sure be easy to find me.
@seamonkey My Pop and I built it several years ago using an evinrude engine,
I was picturing a helecopter with an outboard. Wasnt them scorpions the ones they used ta advertise in the back of popular machanics?
Say, yanno howta make a crappie fit to eat?
Use it for bait. hahaha Just kiddin, sorta.
Hmm, I gotta nuther get-together tenitivly planned for June. Nuthin set in stone yet. We'll see how this comes about.
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| Nov 14, 2005 @ 3:25 AM |
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sweet5red
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well when i was younger i did help one of my aunts wring a neck or 2.. and yes i can cook fried chicen and great catfish too.. and i love country music the old and the new.. ( one of my web page pics has me and willie nelson and me and ronnie mcdowell) he sings older women make beautiful lovers.. any morew questions .. just ask... or read my profile and drop me a note.. sweet N Louisiana
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| Nov 14, 2005 @ 3:44 AM |
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krockaspank
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look i am a "so called" country gal. i ride horses, four wheelers, hunt, fish, drink beer and all the rest. i am this way cuz i was raised out in BFE so quit hittin rednecks 
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| Nov 14, 2005 @ 5:14 AM |
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Pontus6
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Most girls say "you can"
Sothern girls say "yuall can"
Internet girls say "cam"
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| Nov 14, 2005 @ 11:00 AM |
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imlost2
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Wow, I can tell these people are "country" didn't even shy away from the hay season comment lol. Seriously, however, we could probably set something up here, my house isn't huge, bring tents and horses, kids, critters, etc. And, thank God there is actually some country gals that can cook, been in the fields and breaking horses, so never spent much time in the kitchen. I was only joking about hauling hay however, anytime when all can come is great for me. A nite up in Gatlinburg or dancing at Cottoneyed Joes would be fun too.
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| Nov 14, 2005 @ 2:25 PM |
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LJT67
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Hey Hilly & Buni,Yall ever try the splittn wedges shaped like a ice cream cone? they work better than the old square ones! I split about 3to4 cords each year so I use one of them "new fangled splitters" like Zestful on the big oaks!
If yall want crawdads they get hard too find after june!
Seamonkey,I aint too sure about that helecopter  but you do have the best engine maybe after a couple of beers to calm my nerves...babe buzzin sounds like fun
Pontus6..what the **** is a "cam" 
Ruready4me..I will even bring the Chicken!!
Lonny
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