Moonshine in Gatlinburg

[john lucas]

I now know why the segmented turners are holding their symposium in Gatlinburg. They are now selling legal moonshine. I guess I better send in my money so I can go.

 

[John Torchick]

Gatlinburg

With that bit of information, there will be thousands in attendance!

 

[Malcolm Tibbetts]

Maybe us "segmenters" aren't so crazy after all.:cool2::cool2::cool2:

 

[Steve Worcester]

I thought it was used to dissolve the glue.

 

[James (Tony) Mullins]

Drinking shine is a lot like using power tools. Both should be used with gloves, hearing protection, and a face shield.

 

[Timb]

I now know why the segmented turners are holding their symposium in Gatlinburg. They are now selling legal moonshine. I guess I better send in my money so I can go.

Shine makes you:

Act single
See double
Pay triple

I had opportunity to try some Pineapple flavored shine recently ... purdy darn good !!!

 

[Rick M]

Brings back a memory of something the grownups called "24-hour cocktail" back when I lived in the Blue Ridge Mountains of the neighboring Tar Heel State.

 

[Dave Roller]

"Legal" 'shine? If taxes have been paid, it ain't 'shine!

 

[Dick Sowa]

Did somebody mention moonshine?

 

[Chuck Jones]

Moonshiner trivia

I recently came across a bit of trivia about the term "Moonshiners". Much to my surprise it did not originate in Appalachia as I had always assumed. Supposedly it came from England. In the early days of the industrial revolution when people started working nights they were called "Moonshiners". That's a bit disappointing to a person like me who grew up in Kentucky in real "Moonshining" country.

By the way! What the heck is John talking about anyway? I must have missed something. Legal Moonshine in Gatlinburg?

 

[Al Neighbors]

By the way! What the heck is John talking about anyway? I must have missed something. Legal Moonshine in Gatlinburg?

Legal - moonshine = An oxymoron if I ever saw one...