Durgen seeds, eh? OwO

I’m concerned about those store fronts why is there a store that sells rat poison with fertilizer? We’re is furry Hank Hill? How strong is that weed? THESE ARE THE QUESTIONS!!!

i always thought bill would be the furry :P

It's Rat's "Poisons and fertilizers". Feel the difference. Owner's name is Rat :P

No no, it's Rat's Poisons and Fertilisers. I don't know about the poisons, but the store probably has an icon of Rick in the 'fertilisers' section. :grin:

It's got to be about 20% Cooler.

Did you get the quote back from the jewler?

I was just thinking that eggplants weren't cool enough.

Propane and Propane Accessories....

O Nowo

Great Song!

Would you say Weeb's Weeds sells seeds to grow... waifoods?

Based on reading the boxes on the shelfs there's plenty for your cornhole.

Don't think I don't see the Ken Ashcorp reference... because I see it.

Also, 2kg seems a little light weight for a brick dunnit?

Not if it's a brick of hash.

"Well, I hope Neil Young will remember,
"A southern man don't need him anyhow."
Lynyrd Skinnyrd. Cool. (I hope I spelled the band's name correctly. I just know it was spelled weird.)

Sweet Home Alabama!!

Where the skies are so blue!!


Lynyrd Skynyrd.

I used to live right down the street from where Ronnie Van Zant used to be buried. (It was Ronnie, wasn't it?) His family moved his body while I was living there because of vandalism of his crypt. Only family members know exactly where his body is now.

I remember reading about that. They broke into his grave because there was a rumor he was buried in a Neil Young shirt.

Actually, the family moved his body after his crypt was broken into for about the 5th or 6th time.

I'm just saying the reason why I heardpeople kept breaking into it.

Oh, okay. I misunderstood your previous comment. Be that as it may, I wasn't a fan of rock back when Lynyrd Skynyrd was big but, I do like their music now.

Fun fact: Neil Young is actually a friend of members of Lynyrd Skynyrd, and was a pall bearer at the funeral.

Cool. It's said that the reason it took Lynyrd Skynyrd so long to get into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame was because the voting members hated that song because of that line about Neil Young.

BTW, in case you didn't know, the man who inspired the name of the band, Leonard Skinner(?) died about a year or two ago. It was in the newspapers here locally, well down in Jacksonville, FL, anyway.

Well, it's not hard to see how the potentially pro-confederate and racist overtones of the song (Particularly shown by that part of it) might make some folks uneasy. Pretty damn hard to avoid that in a pro Alabama/ Southern pride song, I suppose. Might wanna cut 'em some slack for their badass dual lead guitar attack though, or maybe give 'em some counterbalancing PC points for "Saturday Night Special"...

Hadn't heard the news about Leonard Skinner. He was their high school P.E. teacher/ coach, right? I always wondered what he thought about their naming the band after him. Of course it would end up being what he was remembered for...

Their story of him always reminded me of my Junior high P.E. teacher and coach, who was an ex Marine Corps drill sergeant, and a real hardass and petty tyrant, to the point which it was sort of a joke.

If I recall from the story I read after his passing, Mr. Skinner was honored to know that he had had that kind of impact on Ronnie and the others.

Spoken like a true narcissist...!

If i recall correctly the whole Neil Young line was in put in response to the song "Southern Man" that painted a whole broad stroke to basically anyone in the south was racist.

They made amends and Neil Young said at some point he was kind of ashamed of that song in retrospect.

I never knew however that it was to a point he was a Pallbearer. Neat.

Yep. It's a pretty clear reference to that song.

Southern Man still stands up fine though, I'd say. Of course not everyone in the South is racist, but Alabama, the South, and the U.S. still clearly are.

That would be hilarious, because Neil Young loved "Sweet Home Alabama," and said he would rather play it than "Southern Man" any day. He said, "I really liked the way they played their guitars, and then I heard my own name, and thought, 'whoa, this is pretty cool.'"

I had heard the same thing about Neil Young and this song. But, I guess when someone becomes an icon, you're not supposed to say anything that's even remotely negative about that person.

But who's the icon here? Young or van Zandt?

IIRC, Young said this soon after the song came out.

Well, as I said, that's what I read. It could have been someone's opinion.

Someone who knows them is gonna bump into them I know it.

There is no way "Weeb's Weeds" is NOT a front for a marijuana store, its very clearly gonna have some good ol cannibus and cannibus oil in it.

WE promise its for garden weeds. you can even see the "raid" about half way up. please ignore the "box of dope" on the bottom shelf.

As well as the box above it that has something that looks suspiciously like a marijuana leaf on it.

There's some guy who drives a firebird who I hear going by where I live at least two or three times a week blasting that song. AND THAT'S JUST THE TIMES I'M THERE AND HEAR IT.

I've got a funny feeling he might actually be from Alabama.

OMG.. lol at the store fronts!

SWEEEEET HOOOOME ALABAMA