Terminalcoffee discussion

Greetings,
I am new to the group and it looks like fun!
Is anyone else here from Georgia?

~Nancy

Hey, Nancy. I've been to Columbus. Welcome to TC.

Hi Nancy. Not from Columbus, but I live in Montgomery. That's not that far away.

I've been to Montgomery, too.

I'm so sorry, Larry. No one should have to go through that.

I've been to Georgia, if that helps.

Welcome to TC Nancy.

I've been through Georgia, does that count.

Me too. Welcome, Nancy. Our talk of cheese and music knows no geographical boundaries.

Here is your fruit basket.

Mandy wrote: "I'm so sorry, Larry. No one should have to go through that."

Yeah, heh heh. Thanks, Mandy.

I've driven through Georgia, which was way bigger than I expected and made me late to Disneyworld.

Er, welcome, Nancy!

Hell o Nancy!

I read a book set in Georgia once. Midnight in the Garden of Good and Evil? It really made me feel like I was there.

RandomAnthony wrote: "I've driven through Georgia, which was way bigger than I expected and made me late to Disneyworld.

Er, welcome, Nancy!"

Largest state east of the Mississippi. Welcome Nancy. I'm across the state on Lake Sinclair. Are you at Ft Benning?

RandomAnthony wrote: "I've driven through Georgia, which was way bigger than I expected and made me late to Disneyworld.

Er, welcome, Nancy!"

lol
I just moved here from south FL. It's a little different here in GA! Thanks for the welcome!

Rannie wrote: "RandomAnthony wrote: "I've driven through Georgia, which was way bigger than I expected and made me late to Disneyworld.

Er, welcome, Nancy!"

Largest state east of the Mississippi. Welcome Na..."
No, not at Ft. Benning.

Mandy wrote: "Hi Nancy. Not from Columbus, but I live in Montgomery. That's not that far away. "

Hi Mandy,
My husband and I were over there last month-went to a show at the Performing Arts Center.

Sally wrote: "Hell o Nancy!

I read a book set in Georgia once. Midnight in the Garden of Good and Evil? It really made me feel like I was there."

Savannah is a place unto itself.

During my last relationship, I spent half my time in Athens. Still will be going down there often as the new man has family there.

I received a speeding ticket in Cobb County on the way to Florida for Spring Break in 1977.

The Big Boss Man was from Cobb County, Georgia. Tad will know this.

RandomAnthony wrote: "The Big Boss Man was from Cobb County, Georgia. Tad will know this."

I believe he's also taking a dirt nap. The Big Boss Man, that is.

RIP BBM

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i just drove through GA twice last week. both times at night. do you people really eat boiled peanuts?

sally - what was the question mark for after the book title?

http://www.brethart.com/bio/columns/d...

Welcome, Nancy! I've been to Georgia a couple of times. Atlanta is a big city, and Savannah is cool. I like how the first thing they ask you is what would you like to drink. :)

And yes, the state is larger than one expects.

the state is so big jackie had to say it twice

For a few years, I felt as if I had a second residence at the airport in Atlanta. I've driven in all directions out of there -- south to LeGrange/Columbus or Waycross (and into southern Alabama), west to Birmingham/Montgomery/Mobile, north to Greenville and Charlotte, and east to Augusta.

Atlanta traffic can be and is often horrendous.

Kevin "El Liso Grande" wrote: "i just drove through GA twice last week. both times at night. do you people really eat boiled peanuts?

sally - what was the question mark for after the book title?"

I was raised in FL and we ate boiled peanuts there...and from what I can tell they eat even more of them here in GA...you must not have had them before? They are pretty good!

Jackie "the Librarian" wrote: "Welcome, Nancy! I've been to Georgia a couple of times. Atlanta is a big city, and Savannah is cool. I like how the first thing they ask you is what would you like to drink. :)

And yes, the stat..."

Thanks Jackie! I want to be a librarian, too! :)

Kevin "El Liso Grande" wrote: "the state is so big jackie had to say it twice"

Oops! GR glitch. I will fix...

Kevin "El Liso Grande" wrote: "sally - what was the question mark for after the book title?"

Just mixin' it up, Liso Grande style!

yeah nancy. i at boiled peanuts in kissimmee. yuck. the texture is nasty. like a weird body part or something

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BjGpcE...

ew! like eating an earlobe?

jacks / sals - just jerkin your chains. you know i don't care about double posts or punctuation snafu's. it's all good

i am doing the grammar dance. sort of like the YMCA but i do some question marks, body comma's, two fingered period moves and finish off with a hand-jive-ish semi-colon flair move

"""writhes~~~

ha! you are dying to see this dance sally

I love it.

Kevin "El Liso Grande" wrote: "ha! you are dying to see this dance sally"

YouTube it Kevin!

Georgia. That's in the south, right?

Southeast.

Phil wrote: "Georgia. That's in the south, right?"

Phil is now reading Cultural Literacy

Rannie wrote: "Phil wrote: "Georgia. That's in the south, right?"

Phil is now reading Cultural Literacy"

Hehehe. Phil has actually been to Georgia, though only for three days for a software conference, and that was many years ago. He remembers four things from the trip:
1. Tour of CNN
2. Ultimate frisbee at a totally cool park
3. Dinner at the Hard Rock
4. Dancing at a club featuring a girl group he knew nothing of at the time. Ever heard of "En Vogue?"

Did Phil just go third person on us? :-)

kevin thinks he did

Larry is duly impressed.

Welcome, Nancy! I've been to, over and through Georgia many times. Most memorably, my sister went to paralegal school in Atlanta so I drove with her down from VA after an all-night coke binge (if you must know) which made for a very looooong trip, and flew back the next day. Coincidentally her future husband was a student at UGa at the time though they did not know eachother yet. He is a rabid Bulldogs fan.

Aaaaaaaaanyway.



Disclaimer: my days of all-night coke binges are SO over. That was back in the 80s, man.

He's a fan of rabid bulldogs, Mary?

Mary wrote: "Disclaimer: my days of all-night coke binges are SO over. That was back in the 80s, man."

Hey Toto, I don't think she's talking about pop anymore.

Larry wrote: "He's a fan of rabid bulldogs, Mary?"

That is a unique fan base, can't be very many of them.

Welcome, Nancy! I've never been to Georgia but one of my vendors at work (a carpet mill) is in Georgia. I talk to people there all the time.