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      • Brian
      • Posted
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      • Billy
      • Posted
      • I first met you five years ago and since
        day 01 have been waiting to leave you.
        Your bars are horrible, nothing to do,
        downtown district sub par at best.
        Farish street upcoming or not, you
        blow. All this is taken back by one
        phrase....FINE ASS WOMAN...for that I
        will always love you. I love you, I hate
        you.
      • TENNESSEE
      • Posted
      • Jackson and Memphis are a lot
        alike. Hot, Humid, and Crime
        ridden. Wanna relocate?
      • Tommy
      • Posted
      • There he goes. One of God's own
        prototypes. Some kind of high powered
        mutant never even considered for mass
        production. Too weird to live, and too
        rare to die. Strange memories on this
        nervous night in Jackson. Five years
        later? Six? It seems like a lifetime, or at
        least a main era---the kind of peak that
        never comes again. Jackson in the
        middle Eighties was a very special time
        and place to be a part of. Maybe it
        meant something. Maybe not, in the
        long run, but no explanation, no mix of
        words or music or memories can touch
        that sense of knowing that you were
        there and alive in that corner of time and
        the world. Whatever it meant.There was
        madness in any direction, at any hour. If
        not across the Pearl River, then up I-55
        or down Interstate 22 to New Orleans or
        South Jackson. You could strike sparks
        anywhere. There was a fantastic
        universal sense that whatever we were
        doing was right, that we were
        winning....Look, there's two women
        fucking a polar bear!
      • Jef
      • Posted
      • WELL.!
        i will never really get you? i was'nt
        born with you and only spent a misguided
        youth in your essence. i fell in love
        while living with you, and i found
        darkness and dispair as well.
        your a sweaty , dirty bitch with a nasty
        accent, but i still somehow respect your
        broken redneck culture in a twisted love
        afair.
        i gave you your frist underground raves
        and twarped your childrens minds. But no
        matter wich one of us left more
        distorted we will allways have our moments.
      • Ashley
      • Posted
      • Jackson there is no doubt you corrupted
        me for life. You led me to my first
        drink, drug, and sexual encounter (no I
        never worked on Fair St.) Some of my
        fondest memories include St. Patty's
        Day, Jubilee Jam, Hal & Mals, The
        Catwalk, and let us not forget in the
        later years The Dock, George St., oh
        shit - THE DUTCH BAR! Even though
        downtown was a bit shady, I know you
        have made some serious renovations in
        the past few years and when I've
        visited, you have expanded the tourist
        factor - (if that's possible???). We
        spent some lovely times together at the
        mudpit a.k.a. The Reservoir. If those
        Sandbars could talk! From walking the
        halls that were the pride of the
        Cougars, to partying on a certain
        byrd's houseboat - the days were
        plentiful and so were the ammenities.
        Thanks Jackson! You really turned me
        out!
        PS - I'll be back...be very afraid!!!
      • Erin
      • Posted
      • I spent 14 years of my life with you. I
        have since moved on. I lived beside
        you (in Madison), I breathed your air,
        I walked your land. In the beginning I
        was naive, and didn't see you for what
        you really were. But as I got older my
        eyes were opened. You did so many
        cruel things to me, and yet a part of
        me still loves you, wants to be beside
        you yet again. However, I know I will
        never go back to you because...well, I
        cannot forget that horrible parade
        where Delta Burke was crowned Sweet
        Potato Queen. It scared the crap out
        of me.
      • Patrick
      • Posted
      • i'll be home for summertime, don't try and fight it,
        you know it's for your own good.

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