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Message: <blockquote data-quote="James Heard" data-source="post: 2873888" data-attributes="member: 7280">"Jus' stating some simple economics Zan. Some of us have to pay attention to the coin that we and ours spend and don't get it put on'r platter with a set o'silver to stuff it in," Nelson said evenhandedly."The point isn't that the beer isn't cold or where the beer is at, it's that the lighthouse is an important part of the community. Something that you'd alike remembered better if you hadn't left us fer your high falutin' schoolin' back west. It's possible that the lighhouse folks found Jango and got'em back there jus' like the people in town found Jina. It's also just important, and fer the person that everyone's been accusin' six ways twisted round inta thirteen knots it's pretty silly fer me to always have to be the one to be remindin' people about bein' responsible. I might not be doin'th world favors fer flowers n'warm embraces - but at least I know when somethin' needs doin' and say to do it."He sighed."This is why I'm never goin' t'be a good person. There jus' ain't no good role models in m'peers," Nelson lamented dramatically. "It's a certain that I'm gonna end up barefoot and pregnant, cuttin' fish and washin' drawers with the quality of examplin' I'm gettin'."Nelson buried his face in his hands, apparently weeping until his performance was over. Then, with a roll of his hips and shoulders, he continued to slowly ease his way to the south."It's easier when you admit I'm right. Makes travelin' quicker."Nelson resumed his whistling, but the wit in his eye was gone and the tune was cool and distant sounding.</blockquote>

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