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Southieinnc · May 28, 2020

BigKen said:
Mudflats on a hot summer day. Smells like a sulfur fart gone bad. When I was a kid
we'd tie a tee shirt across our nose and mouth and soak it with Old Spice. We'd dig clams
for four or five hours in the mud and when we started gagging, and dry heaving, we'd call
it a day. On a good day we could dig about two bushels. On a really hot day and no wind,
maybe a bushel. In 1963, $10 could buy a pair of white Levis and a Madris shirt. The smell
was sickening, but the money was great. Everybody loves steamed clams.

Funny, mudflats never bothered me.

I have a strong stomache but as I've said before, creamed corn is disgusting

BigKen · May 28, 2020

YankeeRebel said:
I don't eat them anywhere but Clam Haven in Derry. But fired whole belly clams are delicious.

I heard that the previous owner has sold the Haven. Haven't heard many positive remarks so far.

Fried clams and fried oysters are two seafoods that won't kill me. I've eaten clams and clam cakes from Huots since I was three years old (1953) and they are still open in Camp Ellis, Maine. Camp Ellis is located on the other side of Old Orchard Beach. Believe it or not, When I want clams or clam cakes from April until October, I'll make the hour and fifteen minute drive to Huots. They are th best. Fish and Chips on Friday nights is renown. I used to break off the crispy haddock end pieces until my throat would start to close.....delicious death.

nefansince75 · May 28, 2020

BigKen said:
Smells like a sulfur fart gone bad.

I didn't realize there was a grading system that scored when a fart went bad... I always thought they started bad and then went worse...

nefansince75 · May 28, 2020

Southieinnc said:
Funny, mudflats never bothered me.

I have a strong stomache but as I've said before, creamed corn is disgusting

Again, I so agree with the damn creamed corn... It's like eating something that starts out the same way it finishes (sorry for the mental picture).

I guess some people only taste the sugar in it.

nefansince75 · May 28, 2020

BigKen said:
I heard that the previous owner has sold the Haven. Haven't heard many positive remarks so far.

Fried clams and fried oysters are two seafoods that won't kill me. I've eaten clams and clam cakes from Huots since I was three years old (1953) and they are still open in Camp Ellis, Maine. Camp Ellis is located on the other side of Old Orchard Beach. Believe it or not, When I want clams or clam cakes from April until October, I'll make the hour and fifteen minute drive to Huots. They are th best. Fish and Chips on Friday nights is renown. I used to break off the crispy haddock end pieces until my throat would start to close.....delicious death.

That place totally makes you feel like it's still the 1970's...

Southieinnc · May 31, 2020

I'm spending this weekend passing a really large kidney stone.
Ever have the pleasure?

BigKen · Jun 1, 2020

Southieinnc said:
I'm spending this weekend passing a really large kidney stone.
Ever have the pleasure?

It that like putting a shot? or Shot putting?

Peeing a rock is not my idea of a fun weekend.

Yankee Traveler · Jun 2, 2020

Southieinnc said:
I'm spending this weekend passing a really large kidney stone.
Ever have the pleasure?

One too many times.
The first time.
I've lost count of how many second times there have been.

YankeeRebel · Jun 4, 2020

What are your top five favorite movies and your number one sports related movie?

1. Good Will Hunting
2. Braveheart
3. Big Fish
4. Pulp Fiction
5. Kelly's Heroes

Sports Movie: Rudy

Shoeshine Boy · Jun 4, 2020

Idk if I could pare a favorite movie list down to five. But Hoosiers is def the GOAT sports movie for me.

Shoeshine Boy · Jun 4, 2020

Here goes...ask again next week you might get a different 5...alphabetically

Almost Famous
The Godfather
Mister Roberts
The Quiet Man
The Shawshank Redemption

nefansince75 · Jun 4, 2020

YankeeRebel said:
What are your top five favorite movies and your number one sports related movie?

1. Good Will Hunting
2. Braveheart
3. Big Fish
4. Pulp Fiction
5. Kelly's Heroes

Sports Movie: Rudy

American Beauty
Silence of the Lambs
Raiders of the Lost Arc
Hoosiers
Rocky

Hoosiers beats Rocky as top sports movie

cheerupcharlie · Jun 4, 2020

1) Grease
2) Willy Wonka And the Chocolate Factory
3) Paper Moon
4) SuperBad
5) Once Were Warriors

A League of Their Own

nefansince75 · Jun 4, 2020

cheerupcharlie said:
1) Grease
2) Willy Wonka And the Chocolate Factory
3) Paper Moon
4) SuperBad
5) Once Were Warriors

A League of Their Own

Come on Charlie - everyone knows your top 5 are all pornos. And your favorite sports movie is probably Stripes, based on the Jello wrestling scene.

Shoeshine Boy · Jun 4, 2020

Cmon man it was mud wrestling ffs

Yankee Traveler · Jun 4, 2020

YankeeRebel said:
What are your top five favorite movies and your number one sports related movie?

1. Good Will Hunting
2. Braveheart
3. Big Fish
4. Pulp Fiction
5. Kelly's Heroes

Sports Movie: Rudy

Goodfellas
Tombstone
Departed
History of the World, Part 1
Deuce Bigelow, Male Gigolo
Macon County Line
Boogie Nights
The Big Lebowski
Fargo
Fast Times at Ridgemont High

Ford Vs Ferrari
Rush

BigKen · Jun 4, 2020

The Accountant
Unforgiven
Godfather II
Quigley Down Under
Goodfellas
Rain Man
Equalizer

I have 65 movies on Vudu and 154 DVDs in the cave. I've watch 'em all at least three times.

Dealers are getting desperate and prices are dropping like a rock.

cheerupcharlie · Jun 4, 2020

BigKen said:
The Accountant
Unforgiven
Godfather II
Quigley Down Under
Goodfellas
Rain Man
Equalizer

I have 65 movies on Vudu and 154 DVDs in the cave. I've watch 'em all at least three times.

Dealers are getting desperate and prices are dropping like a rock.

154 movies?? That’s it?? I think I own 600-700? Some of them I have no clue why I bought them??? Still in their wrapper.

BigKen · Jun 5, 2020

cheerupcharlie said:
154 movies?? That’s it?? I think I own 600-700? Some of them I have no clue why I bought them??? Still in their wrapper.

Mine are one genre. Action. I don't buy Comedy or Drama. Too often I never watch them again. I did watch an oldie the other night. Kramer vs Kramer. Was I ever that young? Meryl Streep and Dustin Hoffman have gotten old. I might watch it again in 2025. Last night I watched Act of Valor for the umpteenth time. I had tremendous respect for the SEALS. I know I was never physically good enough. Mentally yes. Physically, no. I would have rung the bell.

Southieinnc · Jun 5, 2020

BigKen said:
Mine are one genre. Action. I don't buy Comedy or Drama. Too often I never watch them again. I did watch an oldie the other night. Kramer vs Kramer. Was I ever that young? Meryl Streep and Dustin Hoffman have gotten old. I might watch it again in 2025. Last night I watched Act of Valor for the umpteenth time. I had tremendous respect for the SEALS. I know I was never physically good enough. Mentally yes. Physically, no. I would have rung the bell.

I had it physically and mentally. At 19 I was heavily recruited. When they took me to the 3rd floor at AFEES in LA and locked me in and grilled me, I decided I did not want a part of that. Though I had what it took, you can't put a square peg in a round hole.

I was pressured to give respect to people on organizations that had not earned my respect. That was counter to my beliefs. The mantra of the sixties was "question authority"

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