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Wlayton Ronnie was also known to fumble a good bit, but one hell of a fullback.
As always GO DAWGS!!!!!!!!!!!

DawgDoc wrote: Wlayton Ronnie was also known to fumble a good bit, but one hell of a fullback.
As always GO DAWGS!!!!!!!!!!!

Thankfully he held on to it against the big bad wolverines.... :ohmy:

yankeedawg1 wrote: My Grannie was a Quaker Oatmeal lady. Bowl of oatmeal with sliced banana and cream

Love my grits best are coarse ground speckled grits (black pepper) Pine MT LODGE

They did sell them at the ATL airport always grabbed a bag when traveling thru

Grits and shrimp over on the Carolina coast good stuff

38 years later. All good poking fun , don't talk as funny as I once did

True that Buc. Grits are sacred. I have 3 grits trees in my backyard that I planted in 03

I bought them from a man while in stopping for lunch in Flat Rock,AL. Hwy 72 between

Chattanooga and Huntsville He said the had To be in the ground for 15 years before they

would produce a harvest of grits just 4 years more and I won't need to buy them anymore

Can't wait. Go Dawgs

LMAO . . . . Best laugh I have had in a while, can't stop yd1. :laugh: :laugh: :laugh: :laugh: :laugh:

DawgDoc good to here from you I yield to the gentleman from Connecticut,cradle of Yankee land

Thanks be to God we made it out before we needed a travel visa and pay a relocation tax

Enjoy the weekend With you... Go Dawgs