🧑‍🤝‍🧑 / 🏡 Women and nose rings... I don't get it.

We had a retirement ceremony in Baltimore when all of the looting was going on. When the crowd started busting the windows out of the retail store next door all of the Chiefs got up and headed towards the revolving door of the restaurant. Our CO told us not to engage, our command Master Chief told us to make sure we only let one or two through the door at a time. 20 of us all standing there in various stages of dress blues, they didn't try to come in.
I have a friend who is one of the managers of the Halls in Nashville now. He was an assistant at the location downtown when that broke out. The staff ended up 'hiding' upstairs until the group moved on. It was enough for the location to close and move to Nexton.

You want to talk about mixed emotions? It pissed me off. But, at the same time, when they announced the new location...gotta admit, happy.
 
The same reason some men smell like they took a bath in cologne
Like drinking a liter of Vodka on an empty stomach ... there's an easy way to make me puke! Perfume and cologne: I hate all of 'em. (A lot has to do with my allergies/sinus ... getting around people like that and I can't breath.)
 
Yes, will be for a bit. We had a very well publicized thing happen here and so things have had to switch up because of politicians being here and media and such
This is the best time of the day...starting around 1 ish and going until people wake up. Quiet. I've run on this schedule for decades and wouldn't trade it for another.

I'll argue it's healthier. You can't just grab a taco and a beer at five in the morning: you have to go make something.
 
We had a very well publicized thing happen here
I missed it so it wasn't that publicized ... or, there's a good change I didn't put two and two together.

LOL. Reminds me of when Tim was neck deep in the Murdaugh stuff and no one was the wiser. I knew the general vicinity of where he was. I knew the story. I couldn't add. Then he mentioned it ...
 
This is the best time of the day...starting around 1 ish and going until people wake up. Quiet. I've run on this schedule for decades and wouldn't trade it for another.

I'll argue it's healthier. You can't just grab a taco and a beer at five in the morning: you have to go make something.
It’s been rough working nights after working days most of my adult life (outside of calving season), but work wise it’s better working nights during the summer because that’s when most of the shit happens.

The only bad thing I have to make sure I have beer at the house for after work because there isn’t a liquor store open at 6:30 in the morning when I get done.
 
I missed it so it wasn't that publicized ... or, there's a good change I didn't put two and two together.

LOL. Reminds me of when Tim was neck deep in the Murdaugh stuff and no one was the wiser. I knew the general vicinity of where he was. I knew the story. I couldn't add. Then he mentioned it ...
Oh you’ve seen it for sure. There was a protest/march for the return of the hostages being held by Hamas and a dude attacked it and had Molotovs and a homemade flame thrower.
 
The only bad thing I have to make sure I have beer at the house for after work because there isn’t a liquor store open at 6:30 in the morning when I get done.
It's still M-SA, 9-7 here. Beer/wine is 24/7/7. When I first moved here you couldn't buy beer on election days. They chained up the coolers. Now, you can't buy lottery tickets or liquor... but sure, get drunk as hell on beer and wine.

Makes no sense. Reminds me of living in Memphis when the stores closed at nine or you drove another 20 minutes into Arkansas.

The food thing is the biggest inconvenience for me. Sometimes I want a good burger at five in the morning. And while Waffle House isn't too bad; come on.
 
Oh. See! 2 and 2 and I'm seeing double sixes. I didn't put it together.
That particular thing could lead me down the immigration road and ICE and the current administration in relation to that pos. Anyway, because of that there has been politicians galore here looking for their photo op, so there’s been a shitload of “white shirts” working during the day then the feds running around.
 
It's still M-SA, 9-7 here. Beer/wine is 24/7/7. When I first moved here you couldn't buy beer on election days. They chained up the coolers. Now, you can't buy lottery tickets or liquor... but sure, get drunk as hell on beer and wine.

Makes no sense. Reminds me of living in Memphis when the stores closed at nine or you drove another 20 minutes into Arkansas.

The food thing is the biggest inconvenience for me. Sometimes I want a good burger at five in the morning. And while Waffle House isn't too bad; come on.
Weird thing here is you can buy alcohol in convenience stores, but only until 11pm. After that? They lock those coolers.

The food thing is annoying here too, only places open are serving breakfast, but no greasy hamburgers, yes like you said there’s Waffle House, but I don’t want a burger and the shits until noon sort of ride.
 
It's still M-SA, 9-7 here. Beer/wine is 24/7/7. When I first moved here you couldn't buy beer on election days. They chained up the coolers. Now, you can't buy lottery tickets or liquor... but sure, get drunk as hell on beer and wine.

Makes no sense. Reminds me of living in Memphis when the stores closed at nine or you drove another 20 minutes into Arkansas.

The food thing is the biggest inconvenience for me. Sometimes I want a good burger at five in the morning. And while Waffle House isn't too bad; come on.
Where I lived prior to this (Wyoming) liquor stores closed at 11 or 12, so the only place you could more alcohol, beer, or wine was bars and they close at 2, so after that you’re screwed
 
Where I lived prior to this (Wyoming) liquor stores closed at 11 or 12, so the only place you could more alcohol, beer, or wine was bars and they close at 2, so after that you’re screwed
The ABC store routine in Tuscaloosa was hoot. You could buy a bottle after seven...it was going to cost five or six more dollars, but it was there. I know the ABC store on McFarland was open until 7. The others stores, private, 11, maybe? I hit one on Skyland when I was there.

I don't remember how much it cost...but, hypothetically, a $20 bottle of Scotch was $27+ at the private store.
 
The ABC store routine in Tuscaloosa was hoot. You could buy a bottle after seven...it was going to cost five or six more dollars, but it was there. I know the ABC store on McFarland was open until 7. The others stores, private, 11, maybe? I hit one on Skyland when I was there.

I don't remember how much it cost...but, hypothetically, a $20 bottle of Scotch was $27+ at the private store.
Sometimes that extra bread is damn well worth it
 

Similar threads

🧑‍🤝‍🧑 / 🏡 After years of progress on gender, the male gaze is back. CNN Health.
Replies
10
Views
344
S
Replies
0
Views
259
SEC Sports
S
Back
Top Bottom