I mentioned to him as it was a time popular to relocate statue's from the Civil War that Justice Taney's was moved from the Frederick, Maryland courthouse square plaza to Mt. Barring a slave from suing his Master as he was not considered to have legal standing in the Court. A man behind us asked about our Maryland tags saying he had lived in Taneytown and named after Supreme Court Justice Taney who wrote the majority opinion in the infamous Dredd Scott Decision. It was just outside of Knoxville and it was hours of waiting so we got out of car and talked people nearby. I stopped by on a Sunday and folks were playing live Gospel Music! I travel by car with my best friend Eric Zimmerman, who is an international Autism advocacy awareness speaker and we got caught up in a backup for an accident.
I was a long-haul trucker and I always loved to see Knoxville 'cuz it meant that I was getting close to Covenant Transport in Chattanooga, Tennessee! I liked to get a bite to eat at the little independent truckstop in between both cities. I hope that you get to see this sometime in the future ?! ()
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Must've been a Freudian Slip to Dire Straits, "Money For Nothing" and I found it and heard the song I remembered & I thought that it was the perfect summation of your comments! But to even leave this comment I had to endure a grueling process of registration that was a lot harder than clicking a link to an account that already has all of your information on a seamless handshake with the server you are trying to reach. I'm wondering if his offhand comment about driving a truck is a backhanded compliment of Elvis before he became an icon?Īs soon as I remembered who the guy was I forgot it! I did a search for a star who said that he'd rather be a mover. He played the hits as years went by and this is his last big hit & like Zevon he had a "Love/Hate Relationship" with a song. I believe in the show and in real life he went on to play seminal work that became the foundation of Rock n' Roll in 1955.
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