What do you do for a living?

Fred19Flintstone

I heard their specialty was fish tacos & kielbasa in a bed of lettuce.

Village Idiot

Fred19Flintstone said:

I heard their specialty was fish tacos & kielbasa in a bed of lettuce.

Little Steven

I wanna go home with the armadillo

good country music from Amarillo and Abilene

The friendliest people and the purtiest women you've ever seen

 

Jerry Jeff?

The Cen-Tex Smoker

Little Steven said:

I wanna go home with the armadillo

good country music from Amarillo and Abilene

The friendliest people and the purtiest women you've ever seen

 

Jerry Jeff?

Gary P. Nunn but Jerry Jeff made it famous

Little Steven

Couldn't remember if he wrote it. Seem to remember it on the Viva Terlingua album.

Socalcajudo

I am a bugar chaser and suck snot as a living being a Respiratory Therapist

The Cen-Tex Smoker

Little Steven said:

Couldn't remember if he wrote it. Seem to remember it on the Viva Terlingua album.

Gray P Nunn has a ton of song credits to his name. He's one of those guys that never made it big performing outside of TX but if you look at his songwriting credits and discography, it's impressive. 

He and JJW are buddies so JJW has recorded several of his songs

Fred19Flintstone

Socalcajudo said:

I am a bugar chaser and suck snot as a living being a Respiratory Therapist

Since you do this for a living, you should know its spelled BOOGER. BUGAR must be the French spelling. They're always adding "U"s.

Little Steven

The Cen-Tex Smoker said:

Little Steven said:

Couldn't remember if he wrote it. Seem to remember it on the Viva Terlingua album.

Gray P Nunn has a ton of song credits to his name. He's one of those guys that never made it big performing outside of TX but if you look at his songwriting credits and discography, it's impressive. 

He and JJW are buddies so JJW has recorded several of his songs

I've seen him play with Jerry Jeff. He was in the Lost Gonzo Band.

berndcrisp

Think tank guru for professional criminals.

jpuckett

drilling consultant

 

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Little Steven said:

The Cen-Tex Smoker said:

Little Steven said:

Couldn't remember if he wrote it. Seem to remember it on the Viva Terlingua album.

Gray P Nunn has a ton of song credits to his name. He's one of those guys that never made it big performing outside of TX but if you look at his songwriting credits and discography, it's impressive. 

He and JJW are buddies so JJW has recorded several of his songs

I've seen him play with Jerry Jeff. He was in the Lost Gonzo Band.

Yep- he is very well known and well traveled around these parts

Little Steven

I'm talking early seventies in Toronto. Remember he toured a couple of times with David Bromberg (JJW)

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Little Steven said:

I'm talking early seventies in Toronto. Remember he toured a couple of times with David Bromberg (JJW)

That would be right around the time he was at his biggest and people were cutting his songs like crazy. he's always toured off and on with JJW. They are tight.

SpreadEagleBeagle

Training consultant for the inland towing industry.

warwoman

We moved to the Georgia mountains from Texas 12 years ago, after the company I worked 30 years for went out of business. We started over and never looked back. I started my own company, selling all types of window treatments, along with installing draperies and such for high end designers working on 2nd and 3rd homes "up the mountain". Having fun!

Terrebandit

Got the best job in the world and nearing retirement.

RICHIED777

Firefighter in Milwaukee

ChrisgrillsSTLMO

I teach high school math. So of course I have become obsessed with minimizing the median deviation from my target temperature!

Socalcajudo

Fred19Flintstone said:

Socalcajudo said:

I am a bugar chaser and suck snot as a living being a Respiratory Therapist

Since you do this for a living, you should know its spelled BOOGER. BUGAR must be the French spelling. They're always adding "U"s.

Hey I apologize. I was a little under the influence with

Fred19Flintstone

Socalcajudo said:

Fred19Flintstone said:

Socalcajudo said:

I am a bugar chaser and suck snot as a living being a Respiratory Therapist

Since you do this for a living, you should know its spelled BOOGER. BUGAR must be the French spelling. They're always adding "U"s.

Hey I apologize. I was a little under the influence with

Don't be silly. There's nothing to apologize for. Is that good scotch? I'm a beer & bourbon guy, but every once in a while, I'll break out some Famous Grouse.

demo

New Home Sales, east coast of FL.

SaltySam

Fred19Flintstone said:

Don't be silly. There's nothing to apologize for. Is that good scotch? I'm a beer & bourbon guy, but every once in a while, I'll break out some Famous Grouse.

Ahhh, the Grouse.  I know this response would be better suited for the thread from the other day, but since you mentioned the Grouse it reminds me of my dumbest drunk moment.  Unfortunately it was an international incident.

We were in Greenock, Scotland, visiting my buddy's aunt.  We'd been drinking Tennet's all morning and decided to go out to watch a soccer match at a local pub.  I wobbled up to the bar and asked the bartender "What's a good scotch?"  He responded, "Eh?" 

"Scotch whiskey.  What's a good one?"

"You're in Scotland, mate.  We just call it whiskey."  

I asked for a good scotch...in Scotland.  It's the equivalent of asking "What's a good American?" at a bar in the States. 

Oh, and I'm former military, which is why I was in the UK at the time.  Now I'm part-time Air National Guard, and am a contractor/flight instructor for the Air Force .  Furloughed from both!

Little Steven

My family hails from Greenock

pkaboo1

Retired  2005 from the R/R. After 30 yrs of operating  trains.

Now I EGG.

 

SaltySam

 

Little Steven said:

My family hails from Greenock

What a wonderful place.  I imagine you've visited?

Scott805

Petroleum Landman - Dallas, TX, but grew up in Norman, OK!

MOvikingsfan

Licensed home energy auditor. Inspections/Audits to get home Energy star rated.

Little Steven

SaltySam said:

 

Little Steven said:

My family hails from Greenock

What a wonderful place.  I imagine you've visited?

No I have not. No known family there anymore. It was shipbuilding only when my grandparents left. I do want to go to Scotland in the next few years. My maternal gran was from Stirlingshire.

SaltySam

It is an incredibly beautiful country.  You can see a lot, and cover a lot of ground in one day.  Glasgow to Edinburgh is less than an hour.  Edinburgh Castle is very interesting. Any place you go where you can see 1200 year-old buildings is pretty remarkable. 

The one thing that blew me away in Scotland was their love of "import" beers.  I can't tell you how many people I saw drinking Miller Genuine Draft.  Hand to God, they loved it.