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white river arkansas near Norfork Dam at the Y in the road

"Best bait shop in the whole Damn area"


"Eat at the Y"

GLH wrote:Years ago in Greenville - Monks Meat - You might beat our prices but you can't beat our meat !

I knew ole Monk Went to high school with his grandson and we stopped in there all the time. You really couldn't beat his meat

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deltadukman wrote:

jkb87 wrote:we were talkin about this at lunch.... got me thinking....

told the ones at lunch my personal fav was the out house place in floria.....


"we're number one in the number two business."



lets hear ya's.....

Waggoner's meat market

You can't beat...Waggoner's meat

my brother has a t-shirt from there

Ohhh thats me... Get alot of good looks wearing that shirt

Gotta go used to have one "Gotta go porta poties, you dump it! We pump it!"

Motel sign I saw once on the net "Big Dick's Halfway Inn"

here in Starkville we got the "Muff Doctor"

I run a wool collection and service agency, and here is my sign.

munyoz70 wrote:
Motel sign I saw once on the net "Big Dick's Halfway Inn"

Thats at the lake of the ozarks.....my buddy had a shirt from there and would wear it to baseball workouts, had one coach that would always try and buy it off him...

Near the Tennessee River at Wilson Dam is "The Dam Store".

duckter wrote:Near the Tennessee River at Wilson Dam is "The Dam Store".

Thats at Wheeler dam. and last time I was through there it had shut down.

Grenada has "The Dam Bar"

not a slogan , but a few funnies none the less

The Bourbon Mall "had" T-shirts that said:

"You don't need teef to eat our beef"

Even though I do own the company"""" The Morning Woody"""" Is a pretty cool name.
new shirt this year........Erect it She will come.........
talking about the woodduck house of course
other shirts
There's nothing like a morning woody
got wood
this woody's all natural
morning woody guide service
duck hunters always start off with a woody
your first woody "priceless"
mississippi boys "we get our limit"

Had a buddy that had a furniture store in Madison where they actually cut the wood and crafted it into furniture...slogan was "You should see what we saw".

A friend of mine had a TV and appliance store in the mid 1960s. Apollo TV and Appliance, where you don't have to be in orbit to get a down to earth deal.