Languish Memphis Meet 12/8/25

[CountDeMoney]

What, nobody goes to Neely Brothers anymore in Memphis?

[Ed Anger]

What, nobody goes to Neely Brothers anymore in Memphis?

I've seen enough of those fuckers on the food network.

[sbr]

What, nobody goes to Neely Brothers anymore in Memphis?

I've seen enough of those fuckers on the food network.

I wanted to punch Gina in the babymaker the first few times I saw that show.  After that they started to grow on me. 

[mongers]

Glad you guys met up. 



Now we know you're both real, though I always thought AR suspect what with his tales of Che-adventures down Mexico way.   

[Ed Anger]

What, nobody goes to Neely Brothers anymore in Memphis?

I've seen enough of those fuckers on the food network.

I wanted to punch Gina in the babymaker the first few times I saw that show.  After that they started to grow on me. 

Now y'all need to get some brown sugar y'all and some salt y'all. Y'ALL Y'ALL Y'ALL Y'ALL Y'ALL Y'ALL Y'ALL Y'ALL.

[sbr]

What, nobody goes to Neely Brothers anymore in Memphis?

I've seen enough of those fuckers on the food network.

I wanted to punch Gina in the babymaker the first few times I saw that show.  After that they started to grow on me. 

Now y'all need to get some brown sugar y'all and some salt y'all. Y'ALL Y'ALL Y'ALL Y'ALL Y'ALL Y'ALL Y'ALL Y'ALL.

The one I truly can't stand is Sunny Anderson.  She isn't nearly as annoying as the Neely's but every time I saw her I erupted into an unexplainable rage.

[Ed Anger]

Sunny Anderson. 

[sbr]

 

[Capetan Mihali]

I went to some hip (beer-only) bar in Memphis that was a winding path of small rooms upstairs, supposedly a brothel closed in the 50s and left unrestored above the entry floor.  We were alone on a Sunday in the late afternoon and some of the rooms were really spooky.

Also went to Gus's which is unequivocally the best fried chicken I've ever had.  Ordering 40s of beer for the table was also great, even though I'd first had that novel experience in Little Rock.

The Stax-Volt museum is great if you like the music.  They have Isaac Hayes's gold-plated Cadillac on a revolving display.  It's in a rough-looking neighborhood (next to a charter school affiliated with the museum or something).

[Eddie Teach]

Even some liberals are like that.  The other day, I off-handedly mentioned (in context, I didn't randomly bring it up) that the CSA was an enemy of all humankind, evil in the same way that Nazis were evil, and that any person involved in the material support of its treason, which is to say every person within it that was not engaged in its overthrow (qualifying that, perhaps, with "free person," was a legitimate target of war.  I got some pushback from a bisexual lady Democrat.

The point is, this gutlessness is the worst thing about the modern left.

I suspect you'd have a lot more people defending the Nazis if they had been invaded by Poland and France.

[Ideologue]

The CSA invaded the Union.  Starting with South Carolina.

[Lettow77]

 Ide, your rhetoric will hopefully get less fiery when your living conditions improve. Naturally I don't begrudge you your opinions, but I think even thinking like that makes people unhappy- mostly yourself, I mean. Passion can make your blood sing, but a more chronic radicalism just seems like an embittering agent.

  I gather that you'd like a woman, but some sort of inner happiness might be a good first step. I worry about you, just a little, from time to time.

[lustindarkness]

Lettow, your rhetoric will hopefully get less fiery when your living conditions improve. Naturally I don't begrudge you your opinions, but I think even thinking like that makes people unhappy- mostly yourself, I mean. Passion can make your blood sing, but a more chronic radicalism just seems like an embittering agent.

  I gather that you'd like a woman, but some sort of inner happiness might be a good first step. I worry about you, just a little, from time to time. 

[Faeelin]

You took him to Corky's instead of Central? WTF man.

[Neil]

Passion can make your blood sing, but a more chronic radicalism just seems like an embittering agent.

This is wisdom.