Posted: 4/16/2010 2:25:18 PM EDT
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My credential pack arrived today!
Thanks brother! |
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Congratulations, SQUIRE KUJOE! You are a helluva guy and very deserving. RECONSIX- shoot me an IM after you Google TENNESSEE SQUIRE and look at a couple of the sites. I think you are appropriate fodder for the Squire gods....
Congrats again SGT KUJOE! HOWL!! take a sip for me , Brother |
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Congratulations, SQUIRE KUJOE! You are a helluva guy and very deserving. RECONSIX- shoot me an IM after you Google TENNESSEE SQUIRE and look at a couple of the sites. I think you are appropriate fodder for the Squire gods.... Congrats again SGT KUJOE! HOWL!! take a sip for me , Brother To my Land with my Brand! |
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Haven't got the package yet but I have started getting emails. Enjoying a little single barrel right now, matter of fact.... Thanks to Al!! It can take up to 10 weeks after nomination for your credential to arrive, although I have not known it to take over 7 weeks, unless there was a problem , or the candidate was rejected. If it gets to be a LOONG time, give them a call to the SQUIRE office. |
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JOker,
The organization caters to Gentlemen who indulge the good life promoted by Mr. Jack I gues Kentucky has it Colonels, but Tennessee has its Squires. Membership is free and costs you nothing, but it is definitely exclusive. You must be vetted by a member in good standing eligible to nominate you for a position. The list of distinguished folks who are part of the Assoociation is extensive. several folks from our ranks here on ARFCOM are members. We hold a membership drive each year in which prospective candidates offer up and relate a Jack Daniels story that shows their devotion to the brand and to the lifestyle. From the pages of entrys, a few lucky folks are chosen for nomination. The membership at ARFCOM is (coincidentally) heavy with TEAM LARUE members- I guess the principles of bith groups mirror each other. I can tell ya this, we keep the group tight within certain guidelines, and there ain't no 'swan' in the bunch. You can 'arm' yourself with that comfort |
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JOker, The organization caters to Gentlemen who indulge the good life promoted by Mr. Jack I gues Kentucky has it Colonels, but Tennessee has its Squires. Membership is free and costs you nothing, but it is definitely exclusive. You must be vetted by a member in good standing eligible to nominate you for a position. The list of distinguished folks who are part of the Assoociation is extensive. several folks from our ranks here on ARFCOM are members. We hold a membership drive each year in which prospective candidates offer up and relate a Jack Daniels story that shows their devotion to the brand and to the lifestyle. From the pages of entrys, a few lucky folks are chosen for nomination. The membership at ARFCOM is (coincidentally) heavy with TEAM LARUE members- I guess the principles of bith groups mirror each other. I can tell ya this, we keep the group tight within certain guidelines, and there ain't no 'swan' in the bunch. You can 'arm' yourself with that comfort That's interesting. Thanks for the information Al. |
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I wish JD didn't make me sick to just smell it these days... I drank way too much of it in one night, making me not just sick but gave me hives too. Anyway, I have moved on to cheaper pastures these days, that is on the rare occasion I do hit the hard stuff. But before you pounce me for being a nancy boy, I do drink it once a year in honor of my late sister because JD was her drink of choice.
JOker, The organization caters to Gentlemen who indulge the good life promoted by Mr. Jack I gues Kentucky has it Colonels, but Tennessee has its Squires. Membership is free and costs you nothing, but it is definitely exclusive. You must be vetted by a member in good standing eligible to nominate you for a position. The list of distinguished folks who are part of the Assoociation is extensive. several folks from our ranks here on ARFCOM are members. We hold a membership drive each year in which prospective candidates offer up and relate a Jack Daniels story that shows their devotion to the brand and to the lifestyle. From the pages of entrys, a few lucky folks are chosen for nomination. The membership at ARFCOM is (coincidentally) heavy with TEAM LARUE members- I guess the principles of bith groups mirror each other. I can tell ya this, we keep the group tight within certain guidelines, and there ain't no 'swan' in the bunch. You can 'arm' yourself with that comfort But anyway I salute you fine gentlemen for buying an American product, which is becoming rare these days. |
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My best friend is the same way. He used to drink it religiously, but one day in college he overindulged (bad!) and got sick; he can't stand to smell it anymore. Me + vodka =
Me + gin =
... for the exact same reason. Neither will ever pass my lips ever again (it's been 16 years). It was the first time (and last time) I got so drunk that I got tunnel vision, like looking down a barrel. It was my last night at school after my freshman year. We had one gallon of vodka and one gallon of gin between four of us. We drank it all. I was depressed because my beautiful seniorita girlfriend had just left to go home for the summer. We were smashed enough that we all streaked the campus. After the drink was all gone, I later ate some Taco Bell chicken soft tacos that had been sitting on the air conditioner for a few hours to keep cold. My abdominal muscles have never been worked so hard in my whole life after the hurling that occured. I had a headache for four days.... Never again... |
