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  • 2017-05-16 at 7:53 PM#485216
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    We had some fish, but it wasn’t catfish. GH made it across the border alive and is finally tired enough to consider sleeping.

    We had a nice seabreeze to cool us off and hung out with some of my friends. We’ll check out the historic district tomorrow. Good night to all.

    Greg found the whale waitresses to be arrogant and docked the tip.

    2017-05-16 at 8:03 PM#485225
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    Joetech
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    Good night and may God keep you two safe.

    "Don't follow in my footsteps...I stepped in something."

    2017-05-16 at 8:24 PM#485232
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    Blade
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    When i hear the name georgia i think of this song

    THE PLANTATION HAS NOW TURNED INTO THE KILLING FIELDS . WOMAN ARE NOW ROLLING CAMBODIAN STYLE .

    2017-05-16 at 8:38 PM#485240
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    Anonymous
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    Charlie Daniels was so great to see live. He got to meet one of my old Chad friends too.

    Thanks JT and blade!!

    2017-05-16 at 8:39 PM#485241
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    K
    Hitman
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    happy to read this !!!
    have a great time!
    PLEASE get GH some good ol southern BBQ.
    the Georgia Pig..
    exit 3 southbound off the i95..
    mmmm..
    don’t know if it’s still there.
    but DAMN that’s what BBQ is about..
    show me smiling from ear to ear up here in NY..
    hahaha!!!

    2017-05-16 at 8:42 PM#485245
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    Anonymous
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    You’re right Hitman as one cannot visit the South w/o trying BBQ. The Georgia coast has its own style of pork. Eating it in each region would be very good.

    2017-05-16 at 8:49 PM#485248
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    John Woods 13
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    listening to the Charlie Daniels band, thinking of the Georgia coast and BBQ pork… what a nice way to end a very productive evening. mmm mmm.

    The answer is NO. “I could but I won’t”. Memini murum!

    2017-05-17 at 12:37 AM#485397
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    BlacqueJacqueShellacque
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    Glad to hear Mr. Honda’s safe. From the videos/media I’ve seen there is no food shortage in the South and your BBQs are famous.

    Hmmmmmmm… bitchy land whale in the service industry, who’d a thunk it?

    Have a fantastic visit gentlemen. Thanks for keeping our brother safe CPig.

    The last time the British visited you guys you weren’t so friendly. 😉

    2017-05-17 at 3:47 AM#485456
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    Anonymous
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    The funny thing is Greg said he was eating “fish and chips” just like at home. The flounder was in the water that morning so at least the food was good. He still needs to try some catfish.

    He also got to meet one of the many refugees who have fled New Jersey who now live here so he was able to meet yet another Northeasterner. I’m hoping to have a quiet day so I can play tourist with him.

    2017-05-17 at 7:11 AM#485566
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    Faust For Science
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    Which river or lake are you fishing at?

    2017-05-17 at 7:23 AM#485577
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    Anonymous
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    Faust For Science wrote:

    Which river or lake are you fishing at?

    It was commercial fishing catch caught that day.

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