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[derien]

The Current Music I listed is the song that's been stuck in my head since yesterday... which will only make sense if you read the spoilers on my movie review. I'm a sick puppy.

Yesterday a guy I work with (CN) asked if I was going to go out to the BYOB country line-dancing place. I shuddered theatrically and explained that I can't stand country music. He responded that he liked country music because "there's so many beautiful women in country music!" I shuddered theatrically again - Ewwwww! "I find them repulsive! Probably because they like country music!"

I'm sorry, the words 'country music women' just bring to mind bad poufy hair and sleazy pseudo-western outfits with lace, and that close-minded, aggressive "morally better than thou and besides I can kick your ass" attitude.

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[daegaer.livejournal.com]

Mah huuuuuusband done run off with mah pick-up truu-uuck, and Ah'm with the repayments darned stuu-uuck.

In other words, country, ewww!

(Although stellanova's band, El Diablo is smart and funny and wonderful, and not at all like that.

Eeep! Class!

[beowabbit]

I'm sorry, the words 'country music women' just bring to mind bad poufy hair and sleazy pseudo-western outfits with lace, and that close-minded, aggressive "morally better than thou and besides I can kick your ass" attitude.

And makeup applied with a roller (maybe a 3" brush for the delicate bits, like eyeliner).

[canaa.livejournal.com]

Ick. Country. I swear, country and rap are all people listen to in my town - those over 20 listen to country, those under listen to rap, because it's rebellious and 'cool'. [twitches] Like my little sister. [adds THICK cork insulation to the wall between our rooms, hoping to dim the noise at least a little]

and the checkpoint goes to Hell . . .

[jimdes.livejournal.com]

See what happens . . . I leave the checkpoint, you take a day or two off and the place goes country. ICK! Like the old joke goes: When you play a country song backwards, ya git yer pickup back, yer wife comes back . . . and brings the dog with her, it stops raining, the train don't come by no more and yer sister's husband finds a job.

Re: and the checkpoint goes to Hell . . .

[derien.livejournal.com]

You know it, dude, the place just ain't right without you. *shakes head sadly*

And, we're getting new people 'soon' - 28 part-timers - so I've got more people I've got to break in.