Charlie Daniels

The Devil Went Down to Georgia

I know I put a ban on all Charlie Daniels name jokes for about 3 weeks now, but this one was so effin awesome that I must allow it to happen. My friends at Chapter Three got together and sent Charlie a Golden Fiddle.

Charlie's Fiddle

For those of you too young or daft to get the joke, I offer up this lyric from Charlie Daniels' Band's classic, The Devil Went Down to Georgia:

Johnny you rosin up your bow and play your fiddle hard.
'Cos hells broke loose in Georgia and the devil deals it hard.
And if you win you get this shiny fiddle made of gold.
But if you lose, the devil gets your soul.

Below is the letter they enclosed with the fiddle:

Heather and Adam,

Our best wishes on the birth of your child and our sincerest hope that Charlie Daniel take after his mother in every possible way. With the charm and elegance of the Mordecai's being her fault, he should have no problem being the most stylish kid at his school and sharing in many amazing kisses with cute anarchist vegans.

To celebrate his birth - and to prevent future pacts with the devil - we are including this gold fiddle. May he be the best that's ever been.

Your fans and followers,

Zack, Josh, and Matt

Gentlemen, you are geniuses. My boy will do his best to play it like the devil.

Charlie Daniel's Golden Fiddle

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The Charlie Daniels Thread - Insert Your Joke Here

My Friends, as one might imagine, we've been getting lots of jokes about the Charlie Daniels Band, the guys who sang "The Devil Went Down to Georgia." Thankfully, Charlie's classmates will have grown up in a time when they've never heard of that bearded menace. So there will be less teasing to his face. And we were aware of the repercussions of our actions in naming him such.

Although I appreciate a good joke as much as the next guy, I'm hereby declaring an armistice on Charlie Daniels Band jokes as of Midnight Friday. Please use this thread in the interim to get all your Charlie Daniels Band jokes out of your systems.

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