Wake Up!

[BarryBobPosthole]

Geeze.

BKB

[Chicken Dinner]

Seriously.


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[Bwana]

Not all of us are retired you know.

[BarryBobPosthole]

Thank goodness too! I need to have somebody work for my monthly government cheese.

BKB

[airbud7]

Hey Barry.....headed your way this spring! ...(old friends in Van Buren)....How far you from there?

Heck... I would love to meet you...Shhh! Don't Tell Nobody! ....

I got some Carolina weed that is mellow...:D

What ever you do don't invite that dude that says >"fucktard" all the time....

he's always rude I think he's from Virginia?.....


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sHUgSl4_Yxs

[Arty]

Barry is a feller that every man should meet!

[Arty]

Van Buren probably isn’t 2 hours from Posty. A hop skip and a jump!

[Chicken Dinner]

I love it that so many folks in this site have had a chance to meet up in person. I hope you guys can work something out!


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[quercus alba]

Van Buren is where Killing Jim Miller was born. They hung him in Ada Oklahoma.

Just a little morning factoid for you.

[BarryBobPosthole]

Greater Ader, as it is called in these parts.

Van Buren is about two hours from me. Holler at me when you’re coming and I’ll buy you a beer.

BKb

[Thumper]

My dad lived in Van Buren for many years before moving to San Antonio.

That said, ya' gots to be careful around P-hole ... sometimes he makes you drink too much! Uhh, or was it "eat too much chicken"?? I don't remember ... maybe both! ;)

[BarryBobPosthole]

My step Dad worked at KFDF radio in Van Buren when I was in second grade. That was in the days of live radio and KFDF was a gospel station on weekends. The gospel singers and bands would hang out in the lobby passing a bottle arpund in a brown bag, sometimes whole families would he in the group, all waiting their turn to go into the studio to sing a couple gospel songs live on the radio. It was quite a time in radio"
That’s my big memory of Van Buren. That and BLT’s from the drug store across the street from the station.

bKB

[airbud7]

Good Stuff Barry^ .......y'all ever seen the movie Fried Green Tomatoes?

[BarryBobPosthole]

Yep sure have. Gaillard Sartain is in that movie and he’s an old regular from Tulsa TV days. He had a late nite show on local tv in the early 70s called Mazzeppa that was funny as hell.
BKB

[airbud7]

Two more come to mind/ Shawshank and The Notebook...

Hey you ever seen The Client (John Grisham)?


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EZY7_dCQRgk

[BarryBobPosthole]

Not a Grisham fan so, no. My wife watched The Notebook. I was in the room. So, kinda.

BKB

[airbud7]

nuff said.

[BarryBobPosthole]

I hate to be a hater, but I read a couple of Grisham’s books before I realized that the man can write one hell of a set up, but he writes the worst endings in the world. So I quit him.
BKB

[Captain]

Van Buren is about two hours from me. Holler at me when you’re coming and I’ll buy you a beer.

BKb

You mean you gonna buy him a beer with MY four dollars you owe me.

[BarryBobPosthole]

Well, the you’ll be buying him a beer! You’re a really nice guy!

BKB

[Big Muddy]

Gotta disagree with you somewhat, Tpost.....Grisham's, "The Firm", was one helluva first book and movie for him.....pretty dang good ending, too.

[BarryBobPosthole]

To each their own!

I liked his non-fiction book, The Innocent Man.

But of course the ending was already done. :moon

BKB

[Arty]

After Louis L’amour, Grisham was the first author I started reading in high school.
Good stuff. And The Firm, was a good book. Better than the movie, as they say.

[airbud7]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s9gAXwYZtfk

[airbud7]

After Louis L’amour, Grisham was the first author I started reading in high school.
Good stuff. And The Firm, was a good book. Better than the movie, as they say.

you ever read ...>"A Painted House"?.....Grishams other side.

Luke saw his first set of tittys.....Loooool

[Arty]

you ever read ...>"A Painted House"?.....Grishams other side.

Luke saw his first set of tittys.....Loooool

Have not read that one. I’m more of an audio books guy nowadays, since I drive so much. Might have to pick it up.

[airbud7]

Have not read that one. I’m more of an audio books guy nowadays, since I drive so much. Might have to pick it up.

The last audio book I heard was...> Gone South (Robert McCammon) ....Dam it was a good read/hear for the long ride.

from the writer
http://www.robertmccammon.com/articles/gone_south_foreword_2008.html

[Thumper]

Well, the you’ll be buying him a beer! You’re a really nice guy! BKB


Can I have one too? :beer

[LJ3]

I liked Grisham's first book. I read the 2nd and when I started the 3rd I realized they were all the same story, to me. Just my opinion. Very formulaic... as are the majority of NYT Bestseller authors.

[quercus alba]

I thought that Pelican Brief and The Summons were both excellent reads

[BarryBobPosthole]

The last audio book I heard was...> Gone South (Robert McCammon) ....Dam it was a good read/hear for the long ride.

from the writer
http://www.robertmccammon.com/articles/gone_south_foreword_2008.html

Its been a long time since anyone has brought Robert McCammon up to me. I love Gone South. A very well written book. Little Clint is awesome. Boy’s Life is a classic and Swan’s Song stands shoulder to shoulder with The Stand in the apocalypse category.

No wonder you’re strange if you like that guy.

BkB

[quercus alba]

posty i read the plot on swan song. Is it well written or just a cheesy knockoff? I'm having a wee problem with the thought of that much nuclear action and the people still be able to function amid that much radiation.

[BarryBobPosthole]

It is well done IMO. The story is the focus.

BKb

[Thumper]

Fascinating! I had no clue that many of you rednecks could read! :poke