A civil conversation related to a book takes an odd turn. A guy, let's call him Jon (not that Jon, another one. Yes, there's two.), says that he might learn something from sitting and having a beer with a particular writer with the initials J.G.
At that, two others, who are generally friendly and always snarky, chime in.
Writer #1: Like how to spell John?
Writer #2: Back on the sauce?
Writer #1: So a guy drinks a little too much Scotch, bourbon and beer, plays "Dueling Banjos" badly, then makes love to a small oak sapling, and you just can't let it go, can you? As if you've never done the exact same thing... [I was there, but I don't recall the violation of the oak]
Writer #2: I prefer Maple
Writer #1: You say that now, but wait until you've had a fine piece of Ash.
It's not the fishing that make this sport great, it's the places you go and the people you meet while sitting around the fire burning Prosek.
It's not the fishing that make this sport great, it's the places you go and the people you meet while sitting around the fire burning Prosek.
That is some good sauce right there...ha!
ReplyDeleteSanders: Good times. Good times.
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