...and a cheesehead in L.A.
Prairie oysters, we always called them Rocky Mountain oysters. The tender piece of meat on any X bull, delicious
Yep, I heard that one too. Woulda been legit, too, because the mountain we rounded some of them up on was part of the Rockies chain.
I played the coronet and baritone in high school in Wisconsin. No wonder I like you!
Oompah!
My checklist nowdays. 1. Power ON amp. 2. Plug in. 3. BOTH ENDS. :D
Critical.
I had a “Dead Kennedys” phase. I still wonder.
Yeah, ye olde forking paths...
Mike, I went Montana elk hunting in the early 80’s-the guides(cowboys) used the term “prairie oysters”-never forgot it
It's distinctive!
Prairie oysters, we always called them Rocky Mountain oysters. The tender piece of meat on any X bull, delicious
Yep, I heard that one too. Woulda been legit, too, because the mountain we rounded some of them up on was part of the Rockies chain.
I played the coronet and baritone in high school in Wisconsin. No wonder I like you!
Oompah!
My checklist nowdays. 1. Power ON amp. 2. Plug in. 3. BOTH ENDS. :D
Critical.
I had a “Dead Kennedys” phase. I still wonder.
Yeah, ye olde forking paths...
Mike, I went Montana elk hunting in the early 80’s-the guides(cowboys) used the term “prairie oysters”-never forgot it
It's distinctive!