To: Blue On Black who wrote (4546 ) 6/17/1998 1:23:00 PM From: Druss Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 12754
Vacationing in Arkansas--Day Three continued Lee and I get to the White River for some trout fishing but the river is too high to fish due to the dam upstream releasing water for power generation. Lee ascribes this as he does all things that go wrong to 'a Yankee plot'. We settle in to our cabin and then we get a bit of luck right away. We run into a couple of very friendly local ladies. Both quite attractive and appear to have good figures under their bib overalls. We hit it off well from the start as Lee notes I have a Western accent so they tend to be less suspicious of me than a typical foreigner. I am paired off with one named Becky Jo. They come into our cabin to chat and Lee pulls me aside to give me a warning, "Druss you can just look at these two and you can see they is high class ladies. Just look at the cut of them overalls, Hell they even got ribbons in their hair. We got to move careful here, these ain't your typical farm girls what will jump in bed with anyone with a smooth line an two dollars. These is class all the way. They got real Southern morals, manners, and honor." "So we have to get them drunk?" I said. "Yep, and it looks bad, they could be the type to really hold their liquor." Dispite Lee's misgivings the ladies were about average for Southern females only downing a quart of Jack Daniels each. Becky Jo was a warm and thoughtful lady, she even took out her chaw before kissing me (judging from some muffled gags in the next room Lee was not so lucky). After the ladies left Lee and I headed to a local restaurant to eat. As befitting the true Southern tradition of honoring a woman's reputation we did not speak much about the encounter with the two ladies beyond Lee's comment of "Damn, I hate Copenhagen." and my own remark of, "Next time I am going to see to it she leaves the spurs outside." [This is true] The restaurant we chose was Brangus. We walked in crunching peanut shells under foot (they lay in a thick layer on the floor) and made the mistake of ordering a Sirlion special each. They arrived on a huge cast iron plate with about a side of beef hanging literally over the sides on each one. We sipped our drinks from Mason jars and debated whether a regiment of soldiers could down it, much less the two of us.