Hmmm toughest question of the day......
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Oh a nice crisp white sounds good.
OHHH yeah I have a nice cold Pinot Gris in the frig, yummy I think thats it!
Shouldn't that be whine?Beer or wine, if wine, white or red!! Its a beautiful day here - I'm ready to pour a drink and go sit on the deck! So what shall it be
The word phenomenal keeps coming to mind!! July, Aug, and the first half of Sept. are my absolute favorite months of the year!!
Oh that brings back some really bad memories of a time long long ago!!![]()
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Cause you take abuse well.
Didn't have a picture of white Port in the files either:He's a wino, tried and true.
Done about everything there is to do.
He worked on freighters, he worked in bars.
He worked on farms, 'n he worked on cars.
It was white port, that put that look in his eye
That grown men get when they need to cry
And he sat down on the curb to rest
And his head just fell down on his chest
He said "Every single day it gets
A little bit harder to handle and yet. . ."
And he lost the thread and his mind got cluttered
And the words just rolled off down in the gutter
Well he was elevator man in a cheap hotel
In exchange for the rent on a one room cell
He's old in years beyond his time
Thanks to the world, and the white Port wine
So he says "Son," he always called me son
He said, "Life for you has just begun"
And he told me a story that I heard before
How he fell in love with a Dallas whore
Well he could cut through the years to the very night
When it ended, in a whore house fight
And she turned his last proposal down
In favor of being a girl about town
Now it's been seventeen years right in line
And he ain't been straight none of the time
Too many days of fightin' the weather
And too many nights of not being together
So he died. . .
Well when they went through his personal affects
In among the stubs from the welfare checks
Was a crumblin' picture of a girl in a door
An address in Dallas, and nothin' more
The welfare people provided the priest
A couple from the mission down the street
Sang Amazing Grace, and no one cried
'Cept some woman in black, way off to the side
We all left and she was standing there
Black veil covering her silver hair
And 'ol One-Eyed John said her name was Alice
And she used to be a whore in Dallas
Let him roar, Lord let him roll
Bet he's gone to Dallas Rest his soul
Lord, let him roll, Lord let him roar
He always said that heaven
Was just a Dallas whore.
I had Guy Clark on Pandora.
He ain't as famous as some, but he sure writes and sings good and don't have to do no funny dancin' either.Just went and listened to him, not bad!!Cause you take abuse well.
He's a wino, tried and true.
Done about everything there is to do.
He worked on freighters, he worked in bars.
He worked on farms, 'n he worked on cars.
It was white port, that put that look in his eye
That grown men get when they need to cry
And he sat down on the curb to rest
And his head just fell down on his chest
He said "Every single day it gets
A little bit harder to handle and yet. . ."
And he lost the thread and his mind got cluttered
And the words just rolled off down in the gutter
Well he was elevator man in a cheap hotel
In exchange for the rent on a one room cell
He's old in years beyond his time
Thanks to the world, and the white Port wine
So he says "Son," he always called me son
He said, "Life for you has just begun"
And he told me a story that I heard before
How he fell in love with a Dallas whore
Well he could cut through the years to the very night
When it ended, in a whore house fight
And she turned his last proposal down
In favor of being a girl about town
Now it's been seventeen years right in line
And he ain't been straight none of the time
Too many days of fightin' the weather
And too many nights of not being together
So he died. . .
Well when they went through his personal affects
In among the stubs from the welfare checks
Was a crumblin' picture of a girl in a door
An address in Dallas, and nothin' more
The welfare people provided the priest
A couple from the mission down the street
Sang Amazing Grace, and no one cried
'Cept some woman in black, way off to the side
We all left and she was standing there
Black veil covering her silver hair
And 'ol One-Eyed John said her name was Alice
And she used to be a whore in Dallas
Let him roar, Lord let him roll
Bet he's gone to Dallas Rest his soul
Lord, let him roll, Lord let him roar
He always said that heaven
Was just a Dallas whore.
I had Guy Clark on Pandora.
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Contemporary of Jerry Jeff Walker, Ray Wiley Hubbard, Steve Goodman, and more well know folks like Willie and Waylon, in other words, "Outlaw Country" or also known as screw the system music. Check out Hank Williams III sometime, Hank the Father's (removes hat) grandson is keeping the Outlaw movement alive.Just went and listened to him, not bad!!
Much better than his dad, a bit crude at times, but now worse than some mainstream stuff.Not sure the song, but Guy was just singin' 'bout "Mad Dog Margaritas."
Now than sounds bad.
Does that mean I can use that as an excuse if I get the urge to bash someone?Cause you take abuse well.
"I was abused over the internet your honour"
That should get me off. It seems to work for everyone else.
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May get you off in a court of law or in some folks eyes, but it ain't gonna work with Di and me, that is unless the someone really deserved it.Does that mean I can use that as an excuse if I get the urge to bash someone?
"I was abused over the internet your honour"
That should get me off. It seems to work for everyone else.
Yeah I checked out those links you gave me, he was a little crude, but he has a good voice!Contemporary of Jerry Jeff Walker, Ray Wiley Hubbard, Steve Goodman, and more well know folks like Willie and Waylon, in other words, "Outlaw Country" or also known as screw the system music. Check out Hank Williams III sometime, Hank the Father's (removes hat) grandson is keeping the Outlaw movement alive.
Not sure the song, but Guy was just singin' 'bout "Mad Dog Margaritas."
Now than sounds bad.
If Glen and I make the list, you can go to work and will let you go. " Your honor he really was abused on the Internet, he knows not what he's doing"May get you off in a court of law or in some folks eyes, but it ain't gonna work with Di and me, that is unless the someone really deserved it.
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