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Gulfport’s Weekly Buzz: Drinks, Rock, and Stallone

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In Gulfport this week, it seems that folks have a lot on their minds, especially when it comes to drinking, rock n’ roll, and, surprisingly, Sylvester Stallone.

One local, Edwin Rivas, humorously quipped, “Irish is just drunk English,” as he responded to a friend discussing the complexities of speaking Irish. His lightheartedness adds to the fun atmosphere that often surrounds the discussions in this vibrant community.

When it comes to Monday routines, Lauren McCue mentioned, “I’m not drinking today. At least not yet.” That’s a sentiment many can relate to as the start of the week brings a different vibe.

Describing his dream partner, Charlie Herron casually remarked, “She likes sex, drugs, and rock n’ roll.” It seems like rock music continues to play a significant role in the local culture.

There’s also some buzz about the YMCA on First Avenue South. Susie Simone noted that, “That YMCA already looks like a country club and they are about to renovate,” suggesting that the local fitness scene is on the rise.

In a more critical light, James Reed commented on Sylvester Stallone’s new show, saying, “He looks like a beat up catcher’s mitt.” It looks like Stallone’s latest venture is drawing mixed reactions!

Chris Shablak, who writes the ‘According to Gulfport’ column, shared that his journey took him through various small towns across New York, Ohio, and Washington. A true optimist, Chris enjoys sailing, pickleball, disc golf, ice cream, and, of course, wine—though he admits ice cream is usually at the top of his list.

This week’s anecdotes reflect the lighthearted and engaging nature of conversations happening in Gulfport. From quirky remarks to daily musings, it’s clear this community thrives on sharing a good laugh and experiencing life to the fullest.

Rachel Adams

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