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Can we manage a drinking time?

Somebody out there deserves to be recognized!

And the Men's Room knows just who it is!

So do you, we say!

Bottoms up, sailor!

You're the toast of our shots of the day!

So damn it is, as usual, we head to the Sea Drink desk and see if we throw hill to find out who we're toasting.

Yes, indeed, and today we toast Robert Owens of China Grove, North Carolina, if you like me.

And you're a duvet brother's fan, you just find out where China Grove is.

And here.

Great.

Now we all know this is the time of the year.

When people part of their Halloween decorations and since it's Halloween, everything has to be spooky.

Skeletons, bats, zombies, spiders, ghosts, inevitably, someone or something holding a chainsaw, which is the Grim Reaper, body parts, and of course, just dead bodies.

And every year at this time, we get a multitude of stories about panic neighbors mistaking Halloween decorations for actual crime scenes and Tennessee.

Police were called when people mistook a prop for a real person, sorry, who'd been crushed by a garage door.

A guy in Dallas, he created a Halloween yard display that they said was so horrifying that he received several visits from the local police.

Because it was so gory and realistic, you get the idea.

But that brings us to today's honoree.

A lawn care worker in China Grove, North Carolina, not so easily rattled, spooked, or gullible.

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