Brother Derek is a fraud...

Pointg5 · #1 09-02-2006, 08:09 PM

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Originally Posted by Danzig188

actually wasn't as slobby as i expected. he looked good, did you see the race?

funny tho...dahoss and i had a several page long discussion, stayed very respectful..it's more interesting if you have differing views and opinions...but some on here can't take any disputing on here at all. take it too personally.

I saw the race, we pulled in time to see the Kings Bishop and then we watched the Travers, he looked good, no doubt about it...No internet for a solid week...

Danzig · #2 09-02-2006, 08:15 PM

yikes...no internet.

i hear savannah is beautiful...all these trips thru georgia and haven't seen it yet. good time?

Pointg5 · #3 09-02-2006, 08:21 PM

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Originally Posted by Danzig188

yikes...no internet.

i hear savannah is beautiful...all these trips thru georgia and haven't seen it yet. good time?

It is very nice, my wife and I love those "Older Southern Cities" like Charleston, New Orleans and now Savannah, we have been to Charleston a couple of times and it is fun, but I really liked Savannah. I like to go on the tours and learn about the history of those cities, eat some good seafood and just relax. The people of Savannah love their liquor, there's no open container law and they sure take advantage of it...

Danzig · #4 09-02-2006, 08:24 PM

charleston is beautiful, altho one trip there was marred by a battle with food poisoning...tony never gets sick--man, he more than made up for it then....yikes.

if you ever get a chance, get to natchez. had no significance militarily in the civil war, so it pretty much went untouched...a lot of beautiful homes there to tour. too many to do in a wknd for sure. some are privately owned and are only open certain times of the year..some are bed and breakfasts.

Pointg5 · #5 09-02-2006, 08:27 PM

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Originally Posted by Danzig188

charleston is beautiful, altho one trip there was marred by a battle with food poisoning...tony never gets sick--man, he more than made up for it then....yikes.

if you ever get a chance, get to natchez. had no significance militarily in the civil war, so it pretty much went untouched...a lot of beautiful homes there to tour. too many to do in a wknd for sure. some are privately owned and are only open certain times of the year..some are bed and breakfasts.

Where do you guys eat at in Charleston that he got sick? That had to be miserable...

Danzig · #6 09-02-2006, 08:51 PM

we ate at the noisy oyster one night...couple hours later, he was sick as a dog and all thru the night. one of the worst days of my life the next day...he was hurting from head to toe, and i drove us all the way from charleston home, about 14 hours, on about 3 hours sleep.