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I'd love to see your face rolling shotgun with me. You'd shyt your little drawers.

Would there be enough room left in the front seat?

LOL

You can ask about 20 other 'Fire members I've hosted. Leave out Beaver, though. I think that old boy had at least three heart attacks riding with me.

Colorado1135 was the coolest cucumber out of the bunch. "If we die, we die. This is fun. Hammer down"

Did they have to “scooch over” when you got in?

LOL

Face pressed up against the glass and schit. LOL

Sounds like I hit a nerve with the baldy comment. It's OK, darlin'. It'll grow back. Maybe.

More tuna.

Less rice.

LOL

Here ya go. What you got?

https://millerunion.com

Very good.

Visit 4th ward Rathburn steakhouse


Decatur Rest 246

Thank you, sir. Appreciate it.

Whassamatta, punk? You kinda' quiet all of a sudden...

Never been in Atlanta.

Have gone back and forth to Benning many times from various duty stations.
Lotsa Civil war battlefields around the place.
Drove by em on the interstate alot, never stopped...
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Going to Pine Top to see where Bishop Polk( Confederate general)
Got sniped by a 3 inch ordanance rifle by Leather Britches Dilger would be cool though at least to me.
2 ranging shots and the 3rd waylaid his azz through the left arm and chest out the right side.
Urban legend was Sherman took the shot...
But he didnt.....

Ole Polk was just among a group of confed gens checking out a salient bulge in their lines, deciding whether or not to hold or move back the line due to its exposure.
Cpt Dilger and his Battery of 3 inch ordnance rifles had carte blanche permission from Sherman to rove battlefields and set up where he could do the most damage.
Free lance type of stuff.
He seen the group of people up on pine top and acted on the immediate target of opportunity.

The other Confederate gens had enough common sense to unazz the spot on the 1st 2 shots.
Ole Bishop Polk thought it was beneath his dignity to haul azz and seek cover and just walked away slowly with his arms and hands clasped behind his back.
Cpt Dilger sighting the gun himself.
Dilger was basically a German officer/mercenary that joined the union army.
Trained his battery to a series of hand claps and limited english he had.

Boom chakalaka got him on the 3rd shot.
And that factoid is just off the top of the noggin stuff..
Anyone is welcome to fact check it....

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I cant chime in on places to eat...
Sorry dude....

KG: 1
79S: 0

If you like markets, go to Decatur World Market. Great food store.

I have an extensive collection of Japanese sushi knives including a Maguro Bocho

My son lives in ATL. I am in NY and visit

Miller Union is emblamatic of southern food.

For spicy try Hatty B's . More Lunchish
Farm Burger is delicious.
Buford Highway for Vietnamese

All I seen was a fat fish holding a fat fish?

What am I missing?

LOL

I love this f'in place. Ask for recommendations for a place to eat out of state for the old lady, get a kickass history lesson from an OG Mainiac now living in TN.

You better hit me up when you have a death in the fam' and have to come back home. I'll take good care of ya, kid. Promise.

Weak. Very weak.

While you’re in uptown better watch your step for some of ATL’s finest.

A little out of your way, but the York Bar in Montana puts out a great burger…

Speaking of the Civil War, go to the Cyclorama in Buckhead on Paces Ferry Road. A huge painting made in a circle, it is 200 feet wide and 50 feet high, so that you walk around in the middle of the painting, just fantastic.
In the same building, you can see the locomotive Texas from The Great Locomotive Chase. You can climb right up into the wheel house. Fantastic.

KG,

You're from one of the world's fine culinary cities, I'm afraid ATL can't compete with Boston on the food scene. I won't even try seafood with you!

Funky local restaurant/bars

The Vortex - really good burger, really far out crowd late at night

The Highland Tap - bar is noted for martini's and draft, restaurant has a great burger, but all the menu is tasty for mid price and another people watching plce for locals.

Steak Houses, - Bone's, Chop's, Morton's all represent the classic steakhouse at it's best.

Italian - I hesitate to even mention Italian to you, but we have several noteworthy. La Grotta - Classic Northern Italian. Bacchanalia - one of the cities best. Tough to get in. Sotto-Sotto - Italian/Euro.

Japanese - (Why do I bother??? ) Umi - Should meet your standards

ATL Staples - Ray's on the River (American), The Capital Grille (American steak/seafood) Nokolai's Roof (Continental) ATL Fine dining staple for decades. All of these are expense account joints

Unique dining - The Imperial Fez - Moroccan themed with pillows to sit on and a belly dancer. Think Casablanca. Sidney Greenstreet would run it, not Bogart.

More "eat where the locals eats" - Wrecking Bar Brew Pub, Fox Bros BQQ

Music and Food - Fat Matt's Rib Shack - BBQ, cold beer and Blues! Hole in the wall worth checking out.



For you, Your DeKalb Farmer's Market. I think you'd enjoy seeing that. Foodstuff from everywhere. Short drive/Uber from downtown.