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posted by Hill Billy Rave | Thursday, September 13, 2007
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Thursday, September 13, 2007
Yeah, I like it...
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10 Comments:
Once I saw they were wearing denim jackets, I was happy that my computer has no speakers. :-)
I like it. If someone else doesn't like it well then, that's them. That's you, Murf, and that's fine.
Murf didn't say he didn't like it. He said he was happy his computer has no speakers . . . ha, ha. Murf, it wasn't too . . . er, different. What made me think well of it was the thought that it is a "young" man's music with so much energy and in the energy of it the hope and joy of it. I couldn't make heads nor tails of the lyrics. They are just starting . . . the guitars are Keith Richards without the heroin. They were just saying, I thought, that they were alive, and that they were saying it very loudly in their music. I didn't think much about the denim jackets until I read Mruf's note. It was OK. I can almost remember being that young and howling at the moon, but that was long ago and far away. It's good to see it again in the "youguns."
OK, not that I'm obsessive-compulsive or nothing, but that dude needs to trim his guitar strings. Really.
Bill, uhm...LOL...Murf is a she, not he.
Personally, I see it as down home boogy.
Ed, yep, he's likely to put someones eye out with those things.
It's raining and sounds lovely...I could have kept laying in bed listening to it. Such a sweet sound.
I was just now on my way to work and heard a song on WNCW called "Dancing in a Lesbian Bar". The chorus went "I was dancing in a lesbian bar/ hooh hoo ho hoo (in a barking tone) as I was going through the red light on old 64 and Neely i passed by a truck with a camper top on it with a collie Dog sticking his head out wearing a big ol' grin...He barked right along with the chorus. It was pretty funny...
It made me think, I have been invited to a lesbian bar. Actually, a freind of my ex's sister did a drag show and really wanted us to come see her sometime. We never made it.
One time the Horse Slayer danced with Miss Asheville...After a minute he found that she was miss Drag Asheville...Mixing he's and she's up, a theme for the day? I dunno...Oh, the lights of Ashevegas...
if you want to hear a cleaner version of that song, go to The Dexateens web site, conviently located on the links to your left.
Alright yuo'll, "smile like you mean it".
I meant my ex's friends sister...Small town people get bent out of shape. Better correct that, even though few from here read this.
Ah...a Killers lyric. Much better.
You should've gone to the lesbian bar, A.I. I would have loved to have read what you thought of it. :-)
Murf, I might have been a little uncomfortable at first.
Why is it that men find Lesbians so fascinating? Is it the girl on girl action?
There was one onboard one of the USCG Cutters, hubby said, who boasted she could turn any straight woman gay. ( she would have met her match here. Not that I have anything against lesbians, I just love men too much.)
she won the bet apparently as a month or two into the tour, her target cropped her hair and started wearing sensible shoes. Sadly, after the tour, the target in question dumped her lesbian lover and went back to her hubby.
Of course, this type of behaviour onboard is frowned apon and dealt with quite firmly.
(but as we all know, where there is a will, there is a way..)
Where I used to work, one woman had the hots and she couldnt understand why I wasnt falling over myself to get to know her. Apart from the fact that, at the time I was engaged to hubby and happily anticipating our marriage.
I patiently explained that alough I was sure she was a very nice person and despite her claims that she could and I quote, "rock my world" end quote, she was missing something VERY important to me, in the equation. Without getting graphic, im sure you can imagine what bit..
she got the gist and backed off eventually.
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