Yeah - I think a dancer once told me BD's requires the DJ to play a country-song after every 3rd or 4th song.
From my time living in Dallas and visiting BDs I have the song "She makes my tractor sexy" seared in my brain.
Although I rarely pay attention to the music; I usually didn't like getting dances to the country songs and many of the dancers did not like dancing to them.
If "denigrate" means to put down, does "nigrate" mean to put up? Or maybe "anigrate"? (You know, like "descend" and "ascend".) And will someone on here get butt-hurt by either term? :)
if being super high can make you enjoy listening to someone scratch a chalkboard with sharp fingernails, then I'll give the odds of me enjoying the country music at 10%.
Waylon Jennings "I've always been crazy, yet it's kept me from going insane!"
Country back then is more like today's rock. They don't sing country like that anymore with Willie, Waylon and all the good old boys. Can't keep up with any newer music these days. Information overload causes me to become desensitized to all of it.
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From my time living in Dallas and visiting BDs I have the song "She makes my tractor sexy" seared in my brain.
Although I rarely pay attention to the music; I usually didn't like getting dances to the country songs and many of the dancers did not like dancing to them.
I don't like country music, but I don't mean to denigrate those
who do. And for the people who like country music, "denigrate" means
"put down."
Billy Currington is the shit.
;-)
Country back then is more like today's rock. They don't sing country like that anymore with Willie, Waylon and all the good old boys. Can't keep up with any newer music these days. Information overload causes me to become desensitized to all of it.
Ace!