re: KFC Georgia Gold. . .

There used to be Corn Dog 7's in Georgia. I remember them at malls in the 90's.

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There's been a definite decline in the number of stores over the years.

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The way I remember it, they had two types of customers...

1. Dad's with kids while mommy getting a pedi

2. Stoners

How can you go wrong? I hope a book is written about them someday. As an awkward adolescent, I always enjoyed a big brown 7 inch meat stick in my mouth at the mall.

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As an awkward adolescent, I always enjoyed a big brown 7 inch meat stick in my mouth at the mall.

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It's only gay if you kiss

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So, what kind of ads is everyone getting form the new "Site SPonser" bot that the mongotards in charge of this site have allowed to post once per thread page? I'm getting ads for golf lessons, and used cars.

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This is fricked up. They're all gone now.

I wanna tell you about KFC Radio and the big beat....




This is the land where the Colonel died.

Cool and slow. With plenty of precision.

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What kind of contacts do you have in the movie business?

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The old, nearly dead, and dead types

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A couple of us have been working on a pinestraw themed movie.

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Working title?

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Any advice on how to get rich as shite off it?

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Ha Ha, I worked many small budget and most all lost $$$$ as I believe the business is controlled by a very few and the industry is all just an elaborate tax dodge. Worked on a 200 million dollar one and I will be damned to figure out how they spent more than 25 - 50 million to make it.

Either the producers made massive profits while "booking" losses or it was a shell to fund several other pictures in the future that could not get the green light at the time.

If you want a theme with the best chance of making any money I would suggest a low budget zombie movie that with a few edits could just as well be a bad porn movie. While nothing to be proud of, you may at least get your money back.

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The BBQ and bluegrass crowd aren't exactly like the Oysterfest gang.

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Bluegrass and BBQ is my peeps!

CheeseGrits, Do you believe in the death penalty?

I saw this documentary series about it a few days ago that's haunting the shite out of me.

You see the window in the pic? That's where the family of the person about to die watches from. And theres a window on the other side where the victim's family watches from. And they let the person talk right before the executioner squeezes down on the syringe plunger. And there's 12 people somewhere that got picked for jury duty that aren't physically touching the syringe, but they might as well be. And maybe they're right to have done it, but that's heavy shite man.

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CheeseGrits, Do you believe in the death penalty?

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In EKY "he needed killing" was a valid legal defense up until at least the late 1970's and early 1980's and with many family members in the state I tend to agree with this premise. I knew some serial killers that were caught and rolled up in their mattresses in jail and set on fire. Official cause of death was listed as suicide.

Maybe in other states like CA (Manson is still alive and living on the taxpayer) they do not believe but in KY it seems cost effective to just get it over and use that $$$$ on education, affordable housing, or more parkland. Where I have the problem is at what level do you hang em high?

#1 Hang em high for serial killers and drug lords
#2 Charge up "Old Sparky" for folks like Madoff and mid level drug folks
#3 Give the needle to legal drug folks (like the ones who made billions addicting EKY on their legal drugs) and billionaire crooks in DC and Wall Street instead of 6 moths home arrest and full pardons (deterrent to the real crooks in suits)
#4 Disembowel, draw, and quarter bad lawyers and bad politicians and add putting their severed head on a pole at the county line for beltway profiteers who earned more than 500 times the working wage of the average american who must pay for their feeding at the taxpayer trough.

After that is would be case by case with damn near airtight cases to get killed. Brutal crimes would demand brutal death and less brutal crimes would mean long stretches breaking rock as indentured servants of the state to help defray their cost of incarceration.




Why do you ask?