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Hang you? No. I would point out that it was in correct and cite a source to prove my point.
yeah, you would say that while getting the rope ready. You know you were about to hang that Kaaboom guy before you noticed I had already corrected him.
yeah, you would say that while getting the rope ready. You know you were about to hang that Kaaboom guy before you noticed I had already corrected him.
I havent really been on CD as much lately so I hadnt noticed what he said until after you already corrected me. However you're right, I would have corrected him.
I havent really been on CD as much lately so I hadnt noticed what he said until after you already corrected me. However you're right, I would have corrected him.
what I found funny is how some people always talk about metro this and metro that, but just to prove a point they switch to city limits.
Memphis really #6- are you thinking about Fedex or something- if Memphis is #6 then Louisville should be on this list somewhere
Calm down, Cardinal Boy! I have the opportunity to meet a group of 50 to 100 new visitors to the city of Memphis every week who are staying up to a week for tourism purposes and the top three international origins are England, Australia and Ireland/Scotland. Memphis was at one time the top tourist destination for the U.K. The primary reason seems to be that Memphis has held its image as the Birthplace of Rock n Roll & Home of The Blues: not just because of Graceland. The city has facilitated transportation to dozens of unique attractions, most walkable from a Downtown hotel room or easily moved along on a vintage trolley system. Our Aussie friends as well as others are rarely disappointed in their visit, and frequently rebook another vacation. It doesn't hurt having Trip Advisor's #1 U.S. zoo (2009) and killer Sunset River views which are celebrated with food, drink & entertainment on Downtown rooftops. #6 was no shock to me on Australia's fav list.
Calm down, Cardinal Boy! I have the opportunity to meet a group of 50 to 100 new visitors to the city of Memphis every week who are staying up to a week for tourism purposes and the top three international origins are England, Australia and Ireland/Scotland. Memphis was at one time the top tourist destination for the U.K. The primary reason seems to be that Memphis has held its image as the Birthplace of Rock n Roll & Home of The Blues: not just because of Graceland. The city has facilitated transportation to dozens of unique attractions, most walkable from a Downtown hotel room or easily moved along on a vintage trolley system. Our Aussie friends as well as others are rarely disappointed in their visit, and frequently rebook another vacation. It doesn't hurt having Trip Advisor's #1 U.S. zoo (2009) and killer Sunset River views which are celebrated with food, drink & entertainment on Downtown rooftops. #6 was no shock to me on Australia's fav list.
THX I appreciate your comment a year later...
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