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The view from the top alone is worth a trip. It’s an adventure, whether you’re an outdoorsman or not.
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Bass Pro Shops is the bomb.ĭon’t knock hanging out at this outdoor store inside the Pyramid until you try it. (Thanks Three 6 Mafia!) It is a way of life.
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It’s the only way we know how to rock.Ĭrunk is not just a genre of hip hop. In fact, we like it so much that we use it to cheer on the Grizzlies. However, we will pump our fist and gangsta walk to DJay’s breakout hit “Whoop That Trick.” Now, some of us do put you in mind of the countrified, gold-toothed, processed-haired character many people have grown to love.
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We all don’t sound or look like “DJay” from the movie Hustle & Flow. Head to the Grindhouse to see it for yourself. But I tell you what - our team can (usually) tear up the opposing team on the court LIKE grizzlies. Yes, our basketball team is named after an animal that can be found nowhere near Memphis or the state of Tennessee.Īnd we have no problem with that. Decades later, the classic lines continue to pop up in conversations, as well as classic cackles from the depths of our souls. If you were around in the ’90s, you can probably finish the rest of what Pastor James Salton said in one of the most thought-provoking, yet hilarious commercials to ever come out of the Bluff City. You’ll never get nowhere smokin’ the pipe.” “Get dope out your vein, and hope in your brain. Mud Island is not made of mud, nor is it an island.ĭiscuss. Yet, when you mention “King” in conversation, you should specify whether you are speaking of Elvis, B.B., Jerry Lawler, or Willie Herenton. And while we’re on the subject, there is more than one “King” in the city. Look, if the King didn’t make an appearance when Lisa Marie married Michael Jackson, it is safe to say he is gone. Speaking of Elvis, he’s dead.Įvery so often, someone pops off at the mouth and says Elvis was spotted in one of Graceland’s second-floor windows. Plus, we try to avoid driving through that particular area to keep from hitting the clueless tourists who dart across Elvis Presley Boulevard like blind hound dogs in search of the King’s treasures. It’s just that we hear so much of his music and see so many of his movies, videos, and pictures on TV, we don’t need to see the house right away - which eventually turns into ever. Nothing against the famous Whitehaven mansion. Many of us have never set foot inside Graceland, and don’t plan to do so. Meanwhile, Al Green is not from Memphis, but since he has lived here for so long and is so awesome, we claim him, too.Īl Green has helped to put the city on the world’s musical radar, so to him, we’ll always say “let’s stay together.” 8. You are a lost cause and we will politely ask you to leave our fair city.)ħ. (And if you don’t like Gibson’s donuts, mane…bless your heart.
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If Memphis-style ‘Q is not your first choice, cram a Gibson’s donut in your mouth and hush. We don’t care if you prefer how Kansas City does barbecue. You wouldn’t go to someone’s house and then complain about the food being served, would you? Don’t bring that foolishness here. And if you don’t like the way we do barbecue - be it a sandwich, rib, chicken, or whatever - keep it to yourself. The sheer deliciousness of it will make you want to get up and slap yo’ mama and her pastor! (But you’ll wind up at 201 if you do.) 3. That’s some good eating right there - especially when you add baked beans from Payne’s or nachos from Central BBQ. A good Memphis barbecue sammich ain’t a real sammich without pulled pork nestled ever-so-lovingly under a generous helping of mustard coleslaw. A barbecue sandwich just ain’t a sandwich without a slathering of slaw.Ĭoleslaw on the side? Please.