Memorial Day USA

[Ken Smith]

Originally Posted by Joel Larsson

What are those sharks called, the ones with a hammer-shaped head?

Ah.. Carpenters? Contractors?

[Richard Prowse]

Right between the eyes, Kenny Boy.
Don't forget lawyers and plumbers though.

[Oren Hudson]

Wrong, wrong. wrong. They're called reefer sharks, man. Peace brothers and sisters and ATC.

[Joel Larsson]

Thanks Oren. It is very comforting to know that when I have a serious question, at least there is someone there who will help me with my linguistical issues!

[Oren Hudson]

Originally Posted by Joel Larsson

Thanks Oren. It is very comforting to know that when I have a serious question, at least there is someone there who will help me with my linguistical issues!

I'm always here for ya man, and will help you to the best of my abilities, and in some cases, disabilities. Now, how about a little Southern Comfort??

[Joel Larsson]

Southern Comfort, now, that's one of the drinks I never tried while I was at it - what about it? You see, first I thought it was just another Whiskey in the vein of Jack & Jim, but it turned out I was wrong. Maybe I missed something?

[Oren Hudson]

Originally Posted by Joel Larsson

Southern Comfort, now, that's one of the drinks I never tried while I was at it - what about it? You see, first I thought it was just another Whiskey in the vein of Jack & Jim, but it turned out I was wrong. Maybe I missed something?

What you missed with Southern Comfort, my friend, is a blend of whiskey, fruit and spice with a touch of Nawlins (that's New Orleans for non-Southerners) that's given it's share of comfort over the years.

[Richard Prowse]

Originally Posted by Oren Hudson

Wrong, wrong. wrong. They're called reefer sharks, man. Peace brothers and sisters and ATC.

We call them hammer head sharks. I suppose because their heads look like hammers. We don't call our hammers, for some reason, sharks. Isn't that weird?

[Oren Hudson]

Have any of my compadres here had a close encounter with a shark? And, of course, I'm referring to oceanic sharks. Richard, I'm sure that down there, (NZ) you've certainly had experience with our salt-water bigmouths with sharp teeth.