I like Tennessee
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HAWKEYE10
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I kinda like it too. Don
ChattanoogaPhil
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I like it too.
The Highlander
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I love Tennessee!
DeathGrip
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Give me a T for Texas.
Give me a T for Tennessee.
Give me a T for Tennessee.
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Ditto, except for Memphis.
gregintenn
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T for Thelma, that no good gal who made a wreck of me!
redneckemt
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We also have a made in Tenn Firearms Law that protects us from the Feds just nobody's tried it yet.
So who do we need to contact at Smith and Wesson to get them into our free State?
So who do we need to contact at Smith and Wesson to get them into our free State?
kozmic
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My dream; to retire on a few hundred acres in Tn. with a Hawkens, a fly rod and a loyal mutt who'll fetch my slippers.
The sad reality; they'll prolly wheel me out of my office and straight into the coroner's meat wagon and I will die an oppressed subject of New York. Another victim of being over worked and over taxed to death.
On that note....anybody here like broccoli?
The sad reality; they'll prolly wheel me out of my office and straight into the coroner's meat wagon and I will die an oppressed subject of New York. Another victim of being over worked and over taxed to death.
On that note....anybody here like broccoli?
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What 's not to like about Tennessee--Its where God lives
Glad I left CA 7 years ago and moved to TN.
NFrameFred
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TN is my "fall back" position from WV 
Could be right comfortable there, for sure.
Like my state, it's hard not to love the countryside and the pervasive attitudes of the more "cosmopolitan" areas of the state haven't corrupted the masses . . . .
Could be right comfortable there, for sure.
Like my state, it's hard not to love the countryside and the pervasive attitudes of the more "cosmopolitan" areas of the state haven't corrupted the masses . . . .
