An introduction

[jmwilson]

I thought I would post a couple of pictures of myself, so you can get an idea of who you are talking to.

The first pic was taken when I was 5 years old.

The next pic was taken in October about three years ago down at the lake house. A little humor for ya. The straw goes down to a can of ice cold Miller.

It's Miller time.

I no longer drink beer.


Mike.

 

[Muhammad]

Welcome to TBN.

 

[jmwilson]

Thanks Muhammad.

 

[jinman]

Mike, I think that first picture is a hoot. If a kid was to walk down the street with a knife in a scabbord like that today, people would be callin' the cops and the parents would have to do some splainin' for sure. Probably even taking that picture to school would get a kid expelled for a couple of days. Sad, what we've become. . .

Welcome to TBN. Anybody who wears overalls with a built in Koozie is okay in my book.:laughing:

 

[jmwilson]

Mom told me a Camden news photographer drove by the house one day, and he saw me outside playing. He stopped, asked mother if he could take a picture. He said that is a typical boy outside playing with his dog and his knife. Yea, things sure have changed since then.

I have never heard it called a Koozie.


Thanks for the welcome.


Mike

 

[jinman]

Wikipedia Koozie description

 

[jmwilson]

Thanks Jim. We always called em huggies in south Arkansas.

I was down at the lake a couple of years ago, and I was asking people at the boat ramp if it was against the game warden rules to let my dog run out on the bank. After several people said I don't know, one guy said, "I'm not sure, but I know it is against the law to not have a huggie (Koozie) in the boat with ya.