What’s the gas situation like around Nashville? Do I need to bring my own?
Nashville gas
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Nashville only has petrol resources for locals.
Bring a car that plugs in.
Do no harm.
Avoid the 711 on Broadway.
Also, avoid any establishment on Broadway named after a singer, ex Kid Rock's because they mostly suck.
Try hot chicken and biscuits, and a big ole glass of sweet tea. You’ll have no gas shortage after that meal.
I'll just make sure to leave KY with a full tank.
I got a lot of respect for TN for the way they handled this corona crap. I was down there in the thick of the stuff last year, could hardly tell anything was wrong in TN. People were FREE.
But now they have limited gas, but that ain't their fault.
My lowrider gets 17mpg.
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Safe travels. TN = good. I visit 2-3 times per year. Called my daughter today. East TN has fuel.
Grab the Nashville hots. They create a lot of Nashville gas. Problem solved...
No Gas here. Please don’t come here. We have enough ******** without bringing in outside douchebags. Enough already.
Are you threatening me?
‘********’ may be a bit polite in referring to these cretins populating West Nashville with CALIFORNIA plates running around with various California university shirts. They voted straight liberal tickets and were somehow apalled by financial repercussions. interesting they seem comfortable bringing that practice to Tennessee but no way in hell would they consider Kentucky as it’s a bit tougher for wine sippers to become acclimated.
This was shot about 2 years ago, it's had a lot more work done since then. https://youtube.com/shorts/lDEEUsMbp4M?feature=share
Mash...before you leave the Nashville area be sure to fill up your tank at the Lewis Country Store. Take a pic of the sign while you are there.
I don’t know if Nashville has gas, but they have gd armadillos???? One’s dead on 65 just south of Nashville.
Hunting armadillo in Tennessee is legal all year round, in addition to beaver, coyote, groundhog and striped skunk. There is no limit to the number of these animals a registered Tennessean can hunt.Jul 19, 2016
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Jameslee would drink gas if it could get him drunk.
I watched one of the UK SEC tourney games at Kid Rocks place, one of the few last second places on the strip we could get in. We just drank and had apps, I remember the menu prices for steak were nuts based on what I expected to actually get in such an establishment.
That could have been an armadillo. Possibly. But the chances are greater that it was actually a baby mountain lion.
My advice is twofold:
1) Slow down. You were probably driving too fast for proper roadkill identification.
2) Also, go get your eyes checked. I’m guessing you need glasses.
I did see a spotted leopard, or a hyena, DOTR too, but I didn’t wanna mention it because people would lose their mind.
Nashville is fun. Dickerson Road and Trinity lane back during the early 80s. I partied big-time at a few redneck bars around there.
My father got busted for 100 lbs of pot in Music City back in 1976. True story. Heh, I've still got the court records in his old brief case. Anyways, he paid his way out after bribing a judge and the arresting officer, AND, according to him, got half his pot back later. Rats ate the rest.
Our family enjoys a long, interesting history in that town.
My father got busted for 100 lbs of pot in Music City back in 1976. True story. Heh, I've still got the court records in his old brief case. Anyways, he paid his way out after bribing a judge and the arresting officer, AND, according to him, got half his pot back later. Rats ate the rest.
Our family enjoys a long, interesting history in that town.
You mean those bars on the strip sell food
........we have stumbled around that area several times........didn't know they sold food..........I knew about the beer but.....food? Actually we like to go out to Loveless Cafe and eat early in the afternoon and the go to the strip to re-hydrate.........
He sniffs gas from his boyfriends *** to get high so...yeah, he would.
Tennessee is like a drain. People don't "go" there they wind up there. Pulled in inexorably by the gravitational effects of their own swirling bad decisions. It's like a rip current in slow motion. You get too tired of swimming and you never get out. Everyone in that state has given up swimming and they want you to, too. Tennessee is a lazy river full of fat old people drinking big gulps as life passes them by one diet coke at a time. If you like staring at the calendar on the wall wondering what happened to your life then Tennessee is the place for you.
Ok, now do Kentucky.
I like both states, and love big gulp Dt. Dews.
Filled up in TN cheaper than Bowling Green.
5 dead ‘dillos. Slow sobs are everywhere.
I like both states, and love big gulp Dt. Dews.
Filled up in TN cheaper than Bowling Green.
5 dead ‘dillos. Slow sobs are everywhere.
Off topic: I haven’t been to many bars in a long time but when did drinks essentially become $10 a drink?
Bottle of Miller Lite - $7
Tennessee tax and alcohol fee if you don’t pay with cash - $1.50
Tip - $1
Bottle of Miller Lite - $7
Tennessee tax and alcohol fee if you don’t pay with cash - $1.50
Tip - $1
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Tyler Thompson, now that is a joke of a woman. She doesn't know how to make a sandwich. What woman can't make a sandwich