Clyde Tipton

Physical map?

I think Toledo Town's bait and conveyance store still sell these.

Living in Shreveport, Toledo is almost an afterthought.

I mean, I fish Toledo a lot, but living in Shreveport is crazy with Caddo, Bistineau, the Red River, Caney, Fork, Black Bayou, Cypress, Wallace, Lake of the Pines, Murval, etc.

Our options are endless.

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The 'aw shucks' routine was cringe. Her history speaks for itself.

As a recent commenter observed, when spell check keeps changing her name to 'letdown,' that's a cosmic sign that she's not the right choice.

Fleming it is.

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Has the Political Talk board coalesced behind one or the other?

If we don't, then Cassidy is going to slip in the run off on name recognition from low info voters and democrats that switched parties just to vote for him in the primary.

ETA: I would prefer a Flemming/Letlow runoff and let the chips fall where they may.

Bet the farm.

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The Cub mentioned.

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Nah, this is a way more chill spot.

Cajuns next to Superior’s Steakhouse.

I’ll drop the date once we solidify it.

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Good evening, Mr. Howard.

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:lol:

She’s cute and sounds good, but no, not my old lady. I was just impressed and thought I’d share with y’all.

How attached are you to said cast net?

When mine got hung up I tore a football sized hole in the netting getting it loose. I used some mono to patch it, but on my next trip to town I just trashed it and bought a new one.

I think it's the 17 coors lights @ $12.99 that bit you.

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DAC really was an amazing singer. He wrote some incredible songs (such as Shove it) that were big hits

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I saw him in Shreveport a few years ago. My buddy and I were like we better get tickets if we want to see him before he passes.

Anyway, they had to help him out on stage and sat him in a chair where he stayed the whole time. He could barely walk.

He still put on a great show and played most of his hits and a couple of his x rated songs.

The coolest part was towards the end he went into this medley where he would say, "I wrote this song for George Jones" and play a few lines and the hook. I wrote this song for Tanya Tucker and play a few lines and the hook. I wrote this for Johnny Paycheck, etc. It went on for like 20 minutes. I didn't realize how much he wrote that others recorded.

It was a good show and I'm glad I went.

Great fit.

I figured NO, Washington, or Cincy would take a chance on him.

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the nostalgic part of being one of the first magazines I got as a kid before the internet age is cool.

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I remember mail in orders to Herters when you had to write the item numbers and sizes on a postcard and mail it back to them with a check.

I got the shammy cloth Mossy Oak Shadow Grass boonie hat, pants and long sleeve button down shirt the first year it was available in the mid 90's. I was cock of the dock, Baw.