Hooters Mall Of Georgia, says right on their shirts. Admittedly a little difficult to read; and I'm sure no one was really looking at the shirt anyway.
In any case; very nice. We don't see that kind of quality at Hooters or Twin Peaks around here. A lot of ink stains and facial scrap iron, unfortunately.
Not unless there's a Hooter's in Tennessee that pulls for Georgia. Look at the sign in the background (Watch all the UGA Games Here). Or at the Hooters, for that matter (Mall of Georgia).
Sigh. I remember the good old days of 25¢ draft beers at the Water Wheel, after working swing shift at the sawmill. If a guy tried he could power down 75¢ worth before closing time and heading home to crash. Good times.
@Elmo, there used to be a bar in my hometown that served 6 oz. drafts for $0.15. We'd get pretty shit faced on a $1.00, if we pounded them, which we did most days.
No (visible) metal, no (visible) tats, just a lot of lovely female stuff, exactly everything they need to attract every healthy male on the planet. Nice. You can leave both of them with me anytime.
Or Macon GA. I stopped there with a 3 truck military convoy back in 2004. The waitresses were very friendly to me and my troops. Most had orange cammo.
I joke with my wife about how the most damning fashion accident in TX is mismatched camo, like realtree on top & jungle on the bottom. Then I actually saw a guy walking into WM in CO. wearing just that.
Sure as hell ain’t Alaskan girls… might be 2/3 of one…
ReplyDeleteHooters Mall Of Georgia, says right on their shirts. Admittedly a little difficult to read; and I'm sure no one was really looking at the shirt anyway.
ReplyDeleteIn any case; very nice. We don't see that kind of quality at Hooters or Twin Peaks around here. A lot of ink stains and facial scrap iron, unfortunately.
God Bless Tenn.
ReplyDeletewell, the nice parts
Tshirts say Georgia, but close enough!
ReplyDeleteShirts say Mall of Georgia which is suburban Atlanta on the NW side.
ReplyDeleteNot unless there's a Hooter's in Tennessee that pulls for Georgia. Look at the sign in the background (Watch all the UGA Games Here). Or at the Hooters, for that matter (Mall of Georgia).
ReplyDeletesays uga on the wall behind them.
ReplyDeleteWay overpriced. $5 dollar bottle of beer. No thanks.
ReplyDeleteYou go there for a beer but not really.
DeleteSigh. I remember the good old days of 25¢ draft beers at the Water Wheel, after working swing shift at the sawmill. If a guy tried he could power down 75¢ worth before closing time and heading home to crash.
DeleteGood times.
I'd be happy if I could pay $5 for a bottle of beer. And I mean beer, not a light beer.
Delete@Elmo, there used to be a bar in my hometown that served 6 oz. drafts for $0.15. We'd get pretty shit faced on a $1.00, if we pounded them, which we did most days.
DeleteNemo
I know what you mean, Nemo.
DeleteThose 6 ounce drafts must have kept the bartender pretty busy!
Y'know, these days, one can't be too sure...girls? Hmm. The operative word here is, "camo"... ;)
ReplyDeleteThese two girls probably travel from site to site for publicity photos. Those two would be a rare find. UGA is a large college though.
ReplyDeleteNo (visible) metal, no (visible) tats, just a lot of lovely female stuff, exactly everything they need to attract every healthy male on the planet. Nice. You can leave both of them with me anytime.
ReplyDeleteUkrainian camouflage, at that.
ReplyDeleteOr Macon GA. I stopped there with a 3 truck military convoy back in 2004. The waitresses were very friendly to me and my troops. Most had orange cammo.
ReplyDeleteI joke with my wife about how the most damning fashion accident in TX is mismatched camo, like realtree on top & jungle on the bottom.
ReplyDeleteThen I actually saw a guy walking into WM in CO. wearing just that.
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