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LOGAN SPORTS BAR?
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Re: LOGAN SPORTS BAR?
Coach Odom? Is that you?
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Re: LOGAN SPORTS BAR?
Ruby's, on 1400 North and 800 East.
The Beehive, on Main Street, west side of the street, maybe Third south?
Both have great pub food, decent selection of beer and wine, and lots of TV screens.
The Beehive, on Main Street, west side of the street, maybe Third south?
Both have great pub food, decent selection of beer and wine, and lots of TV screens.
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Thanks! Nothing opens in Logan to see 10 am kickoff? And I assume that alcohol isn't served until ? AM?MilesDavis wrote: ↑September 1st, 2023, 10:57 amRuby's, on 1400 North and 800 East.
The Beehive, on Main Street, west side of the street, maybe Third south?
Both have great pub food, decent selection of beer and wine, and lots of TV screens.
Re: LOGAN SPORTS BAR?
That early may be difficult. I believe Prodigy Brewing on Center Street opens at 11 and they usually have games on there.
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No booze in Utah until 11:00 AM? No champaign brunch/no bloody Mary's or mimosas for breakfast in Utah? Wait, LOL of course not.
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I like it.
Yeah I’d like a Cabernet paired with some Buffalo chicken dip and some loaded mega nachos
Yeah I’d like a Cabernet paired with some Buffalo chicken dip and some loaded mega nachos
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Hard to understand these quirky Utah laws....I guess they don't want you to arrive in church intoxicated? I'll try Prodigy first and then Beehive if necessary. Both open at 11 so we will be one hour into the game. GO AGGIES!
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Re: LOGAN SPORTS BAR?
You could call ahead and ask if any of those places will be opening early. I know several years ago B-Dubs would open early to show the USU games, I want to say that the Factory has done that as well. They may not do that anymore with other options in town and lack of interest. In the past the factory usually has a good aggie crowd. The only issue is you have to get there first to request they put the game on.
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100% agree
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With the way Logan loves their chain restaurants, they probably have a Buffalo Wild Wings now.
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I'm sorry. I know I'm posting a lot tonight, but I'm alone in Logan. The very fetching Mrs. LKGates was supposed to be with me, but her sister in Portland died, and she is attending to the details. In the immortal words of Zach Mayo in An Officer and a Gentleman, "I got no place else to go!"Imakeitrain wrote: ↑September 1st, 2023, 12:52 pmI like it.
Yeah I’d like a Cabernet paired with some Buffalo chicken dip and some loaded mega nachos
Anyway, this discussion reminds me of my one active foray into Cowboy Poetry. Every January for the last 20+ years, I've gone to the National Cowboy Poetry Gathering in Elko, Nevada. I'm usually just a connoisseur, not a performer. Every year, the Gathering has guest cowboys from a different country. Many cultures have a tradition of horse mounted cattle herders. So, one year they announced that the following year, the guest cowboys would be from France.
I was seized by the muse. I set pen to paper, and produced "Ode to a French Cowboy".
I'll just give the opening stanza:
He steeled himself for a long hard ride, his saddlebags filled with brie.
He loaded his six-gun up with blanks, and his canteen with a nice Chablis.
If you want the rest, I'll see if I can dig it up...
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If you're not being sarcastic (it is SO hard to tell on this site, sometimes...), yes, there is one on 14th north. I'm old enough to remember when they were BW3, "Buffalo Wild Wings and Weck". Weck, of course, being short for "kummelweck", a kaiser-like roll with pretzel salt and a smattering of caraway seeds on the top.brownjeans wrote: ↑September 1st, 2023, 8:44 pmWith the way Logan loves their chain restaurants, they probably have a Buffalo Wild Wings now.
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Want the rest? We need the rest.LKGates wrote: ↑September 1st, 2023, 9:21 pmI'm sorry. I know I'm posting a lot tonight, but I'm alone in Logan. The very fetching Mrs. LKGates was supposed to be with me, but her sister in Portland died, and she is attending to the details. In the immortal words of Zach Mayo in An Officer and a Gentleman, "I got no place else to go!"Imakeitrain wrote: ↑September 1st, 2023, 12:52 pmI like it.
Yeah I’d like a Cabernet paired with some Buffalo chicken dip and some loaded mega nachos
Anyway, this discussion reminds me of my one active foray into Cowboy Poetry. Every January for the last 20+ years, I've gone to the National Cowboy Poetry Gathering in Elko, Nevada. I'm usually just a connoisseur, not a performer. Every year, the Gathering has guest cowboys from a different country. Many cultures have a tradition of horse mounted cattle herders. So, one year they announced that the following year, the guest cowboys would be from France.
I was seized by the muse. I set pen to paper, and produced "Ode to a French Cowboy".
I'll just give the opening stanza:
He steeled himself for a long hard ride, his saddlebags filled with brie.
He loaded his six-gun up with blanks, and his canteen with a nice Chablis.
If you want the rest, I'll see if I can dig it up...
“My hypocrisy goes only so far.”
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There has been a BWWs in Logan since like 2012, or longer. I think they opened my first year at USU.brownjeans wrote: ↑September 1st, 2023, 8:44 pmWith the way Logan loves their chain restaurants, they probably have a Buffalo Wild Wings now.
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Took me a while to dig it up. It's not PC. To keep it in context, this was written shortly after 9/11, when the "Coalition of the Willing" was being assembled, and the French prominently bowed out. So, here goes:Hoot wrote: ↑September 1st, 2023, 9:32 pmWant the rest? We need the rest.LKGates wrote: ↑September 1st, 2023, 9:21 pmI'm sorry. I know I'm posting a lot tonight, but I'm alone in Logan. The very fetching Mrs. LKGates was supposed to be with me, but her sister in Portland died, and she is attending to the details. In the immortal words of Zach Mayo in An Officer and a Gentleman, "I got no place else to go!"Imakeitrain wrote: ↑September 1st, 2023, 12:52 pmI like it.
Yeah I’d like a Cabernet paired with some Buffalo chicken dip and some loaded mega nachos
Anyway, this discussion reminds me of my one active foray into Cowboy Poetry. Every January for the last 20+ years, I've gone to the National Cowboy Poetry Gathering in Elko, Nevada. I'm usually just a connoisseur, not a performer. Every year, the Gathering has guest cowboys from a different country. Many cultures have a tradition of horse mounted cattle herders. So, one year they announced that the following year, the guest cowboys would be from France.
I was seized by the muse. I set pen to paper, and produced "Ode to a French Cowboy".
I'll just give the opening stanza:
He steeled himself for a long hard ride, his saddlebags filled with brie.
He loaded his six-gun up with blanks, and his canteen with a nice Chablis.
If you want the rest, I'll see if I can dig it up...
He steeled himself for a long hard ride, his saddlebags filled with brie.
He loaded his six-gun up with blanks, and his canteen with a nice Chablis.
He heard there were Muslims to the East, his horse he headed West.
He tightened his horse's cinch up tight, and pinned a white flag to his vest.
He pulled on his designer boots, and straightened his black beret.
Though danger loomed behind him, his Frenchman's heart was gay!
He buckled on his wooly chaps, thought of his girlfriend's charms.
He straightened his broad shoulders, and practiced holding up both arms.
He hoped that there would be no fight, that no blood would be shed.
He thought back to the last big war, that he watched from 'neath his bed.
So here's to the Gaelic Cowboy, the John Wayne of the Seine.
We've bailed him out many times before, and we'll bail him out again.
Thank you. I'm available for weddings and Bar Mitzvahs.
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Did you present this work to the French cowboy?LKGates wrote: ↑September 2nd, 2023, 12:49 amTook me a while to dig it up. It's not PC. To keep it in context, this was written shortly after 9/11, when the "Coalition of the Willing" was being assembled, and the French prominently bowed out. So, here goes:Hoot wrote: ↑September 1st, 2023, 9:32 pmWant the rest? We need the rest.LKGates wrote: ↑September 1st, 2023, 9:21 pmI'm sorry. I know I'm posting a lot tonight, but I'm alone in Logan. The very fetching Mrs. LKGates was supposed to be with me, but her sister in Portland died, and she is attending to the details. In the immortal words of Zach Mayo in An Officer and a Gentleman, "I got no place else to go!"Imakeitrain wrote: ↑September 1st, 2023, 12:52 pmI like it.
Yeah I’d like a Cabernet paired with some Buffalo chicken dip and some loaded mega nachos
Anyway, this discussion reminds me of my one active foray into Cowboy Poetry. Every January for the last 20+ years, I've gone to the National Cowboy Poetry Gathering in Elko, Nevada. I'm usually just a connoisseur, not a performer. Every year, the Gathering has guest cowboys from a different country. Many cultures have a tradition of horse mounted cattle herders. So, one year they announced that the following year, the guest cowboys would be from France.
I was seized by the muse. I set pen to paper, and produced "Ode to a French Cowboy".
I'll just give the opening stanza:
He steeled himself for a long hard ride, his saddlebags filled with brie.
He loaded his six-gun up with blanks, and his canteen with a nice Chablis.
If you want the rest, I'll see if I can dig it up...
He steeled himself for a long hard ride, his saddlebags filled with brie.
He loaded his six-gun up with blanks, and his canteen with a nice Chablis.
He heard there were Muslims to the East, his horse he headed West.
He tightened his horse's cinch up tight, and pinned a white flag to his vest.
He pulled on his designer boots, and straightened his black beret.
Though danger loomed behind him, his Frenchman's heart was gay!
He buckled on his wooly chaps, thought of his girlfriend's charms.
He straightened his broad shoulders, and practiced holding up both arms.
He hoped that there would be no fight, that no blood would be shed.
He thought back to the last big war, that he watched from 'neath his bed.
So here's to the Gaelic Cowboy, the John Wayne of the Seine.
We've bailed him out many times before, and we'll bail him out again.
Thank you. I'm available for weddings and Bar Mitzvahs.
“My hypocrisy goes only so far.”
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Re: LOGAN SPORTS BAR?
No, but I did read it at an open mic session at the gathering. They were speechless.Hoot wrote: ↑September 2nd, 2023, 7:36 amDid you present this work to the French cowboy?LKGates wrote: ↑September 2nd, 2023, 12:49 amTook me a while to dig it up. It's not PC. To keep it in context, this was written shortly after 9/11, when the "Coalition of the Willing" was being assembled, and the French prominently bowed out. So, here goes:Hoot wrote: ↑September 1st, 2023, 9:32 pmWant the rest? We need the rest.LKGates wrote: ↑September 1st, 2023, 9:21 pmI'm sorry. I know I'm posting a lot tonight, but I'm alone in Logan. The very fetching Mrs. LKGates was supposed to be with me, but her sister in Portland died, and she is attending to the details. In the immortal words of Zach Mayo in An Officer and a Gentleman, "I got no place else to go!"Imakeitrain wrote: ↑September 1st, 2023, 12:52 pmI like it.
Yeah I’d like a Cabernet paired with some Buffalo chicken dip and some loaded mega nachos
Anyway, this discussion reminds me of my one active foray into Cowboy Poetry. Every January for the last 20+ years, I've gone to the National Cowboy Poetry Gathering in Elko, Nevada. I'm usually just a connoisseur, not a performer. Every year, the Gathering has guest cowboys from a different country. Many cultures have a tradition of horse mounted cattle herders. So, one year they announced that the following year, the guest cowboys would be from France.
I was seized by the muse. I set pen to paper, and produced "Ode to a French Cowboy".
I'll just give the opening stanza:
He steeled himself for a long hard ride, his saddlebags filled with brie.
He loaded his six-gun up with blanks, and his canteen with a nice Chablis.
If you want the rest, I'll see if I can dig it up...
He steeled himself for a long hard ride, his saddlebags filled with brie.
He loaded his six-gun up with blanks, and his canteen with a nice Chablis.
He heard there were Muslims to the East, his horse he headed West.
He tightened his horse's cinch up tight, and pinned a white flag to his vest.
He pulled on his designer boots, and straightened his black beret.
Though danger loomed behind him, his Frenchman's heart was gay!
He buckled on his wooly chaps, thought of his girlfriend's charms.
He straightened his broad shoulders, and practiced holding up both arms.
He hoped that there would be no fight, that no blood would be shed.
He thought back to the last big war, that he watched from 'neath his bed.
So here's to the Gaelic Cowboy, the John Wayne of the Seine.
We've bailed him out many times before, and we'll bail him out again.
Thank you. I'm available for weddings and Bar Mitzvahs.
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Re: LOGAN SPORTS BAR?
Lmao that would be quite sad if that’s what they wanted and couldn’t find it. About the simplest of requests.
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were you ever invited back?LKGates wrote: ↑September 2nd, 2023, 10:01 amNo, but I did read it at an open mic session at the gathering. They were speechless.Hoot wrote: ↑September 2nd, 2023, 7:36 amDid you present this work to the French cowboy?LKGates wrote: ↑September 2nd, 2023, 12:49 amTook me a while to dig it up. It's not PC. To keep it in context, this was written shortly after 9/11, when the "Coalition of the Willing" was being assembled, and the French prominently bowed out. So, here goes:Hoot wrote: ↑September 1st, 2023, 9:32 pmWant the rest? We need the rest.LKGates wrote: ↑September 1st, 2023, 9:21 pmI'm sorry. I know I'm posting a lot tonight, but I'm alone in Logan. The very fetching Mrs. LKGates was supposed to be with me, but her sister in Portland died, and she is attending to the details. In the immortal words of Zach Mayo in An Officer and a Gentleman, "I got no place else to go!"Imakeitrain wrote: ↑September 1st, 2023, 12:52 pmI like it.
Yeah I’d like a Cabernet paired with some Buffalo chicken dip and some loaded mega nachos
Anyway, this discussion reminds me of my one active foray into Cowboy Poetry. Every January for the last 20+ years, I've gone to the National Cowboy Poetry Gathering in Elko, Nevada. I'm usually just a connoisseur, not a performer. Every year, the Gathering has guest cowboys from a different country. Many cultures have a tradition of horse mounted cattle herders. So, one year they announced that the following year, the guest cowboys would be from France.
I was seized by the muse. I set pen to paper, and produced "Ode to a French Cowboy".
I'll just give the opening stanza:
He steeled himself for a long hard ride, his saddlebags filled with brie.
He loaded his six-gun up with blanks, and his canteen with a nice Chablis.
If you want the rest, I'll see if I can dig it up...
He steeled himself for a long hard ride, his saddlebags filled with brie.
He loaded his six-gun up with blanks, and his canteen with a nice Chablis.
He heard there were Muslims to the East, his horse he headed West.
He tightened his horse's cinch up tight, and pinned a white flag to his vest.
He pulled on his designer boots, and straightened his black beret.
Though danger loomed behind him, his Frenchman's heart was gay!
He buckled on his wooly chaps, thought of his girlfriend's charms.
He straightened his broad shoulders, and practiced holding up both arms.
He hoped that there would be no fight, that no blood would be shed.
He thought back to the last big war, that he watched from 'neath his bed.
So here's to the Gaelic Cowboy, the John Wayne of the Seine.
We've bailed him out many times before, and we'll bail him out again.
Thank you. I'm available for weddings and Bar Mitzvahs.
“My hypocrisy goes only so far.”
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Re: LOGAN SPORTS BAR?
All in all, well done! Going to share it with my neighbor who shares cowboy poems in church.LKGates wrote: ↑September 2nd, 2023, 12:49 amTook me a while to dig it up. It's not PC. To keep it in context, this was written shortly after 9/11, when the "Coalition of the Willing" was being assembled, and the French prominently bowed out. So, here goes:Hoot wrote: ↑September 1st, 2023, 9:32 pmWant the rest? We need the rest.LKGates wrote: ↑September 1st, 2023, 9:21 pmI'm sorry. I know I'm posting a lot tonight, but I'm alone in Logan. The very fetching Mrs. LKGates was supposed to be with me, but her sister in Portland died, and she is attending to the details. In the immortal words of Zach Mayo in An Officer and a Gentleman, "I got no place else to go!"Imakeitrain wrote: ↑September 1st, 2023, 12:52 pmI like it.
Yeah I’d like a Cabernet paired with some Buffalo chicken dip and some loaded mega nachos
Anyway, this discussion reminds me of my one active foray into Cowboy Poetry. Every January for the last 20+ years, I've gone to the National Cowboy Poetry Gathering in Elko, Nevada. I'm usually just a connoisseur, not a performer. Every year, the Gathering has guest cowboys from a different country. Many cultures have a tradition of horse mounted cattle herders. So, one year they announced that the following year, the guest cowboys would be from France.
I was seized by the muse. I set pen to paper, and produced "Ode to a French Cowboy".
I'll just give the opening stanza:
He steeled himself for a long hard ride, his saddlebags filled with brie.
He loaded his six-gun up with blanks, and his canteen with a nice Chablis.
If you want the rest, I'll see if I can dig it up...
He steeled himself for a long hard ride, his saddlebags filled with brie.
He loaded his six-gun up with blanks, and his canteen with a nice Chablis.
He heard there were Muslims to the East, his horse he headed West.
He tightened his horse's cinch up tight, and pinned a white flag to his vest.
He pulled on his designer boots, and straightened his black beret.
Though danger loomed behind him, his Frenchman's heart was gay!
He buckled on his wooly chaps, thought of his girlfriend's charms.
He straightened his broad shoulders, and practiced holding up both arms.
He hoped that there would be no fight, that no blood would be shed.
He thought back to the last big war, that he watched from 'neath his bed.
So here's to the Gaelic Cowboy, the John Wayne of the Seine.
We've bailed him out many times before, and we'll bail him out again.
Thank you. I'm available for weddings and Bar Mitzvahs.
But the Gaels are from Ireland. The Gauls are from France. He's a Gallic cowboy.
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You're quite right. I'll edit the poem. Of course, they're all celts. Generally, place names that start with "gal" indicate celtic origin, including Galicia in Spain, and Galatia (as in the epistle to the Galatians) in Anatolia. Those celts really got around.BearLakeMonster wrote: ↑September 2nd, 2023, 11:26 am
All in all, well done! Going to share it with my neighbor who shares cowboy poems in church.
But the Gaels are from Ireland. The Gauls are from France. He's a Gallic cowboy.
Edit: I actually got it right in the original poem. I made the error when I was transcribing it after midnight last night, as I was waiting to change the irrigation water in the orchard. "I thought I made a mistake once, but I was wrong".
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