The Off Topic Topic

[Eddie Teach]

@CDM- not a one-hit wonder, she had a string of country radio hits.

I don't listen to Country or Western.

Your loss.

[CountDeMoney]

Well OK then, Billy Ray Jim Bob. 

[Phillip V]

@CDM- not a one-hit wonder, she had a string of country radio hits.

I don't listen to Country or Western.

Start listening.

[Admiral Yi]

Modern country music sounds like it comes off an assembly line.

[CountDeMoney]

I don't listen to Country or Western.

Start listening.

I already love America, I don't need to be ordered to through word and song.

[Caliga]

Modern country music sounds like it comes off an assembly line.

[Caliga]

I already love America, I don't need to be ordered to through word and song.

It ain't all like that.  Shit's three dimensional now, yo.

[CountDeMoney]

I already love America, I don't need to be ordered to through word and song.

It ain't all like that.  Shit's three dimensional now, yo.

I will admit, C&W does have some hot fucking chicks in it.

[FunkMonk]

Country-western clubs gotta lot of nice tail, I must say.

[sbr]

One of the funniest things i have ever seen was in Phoenix back in the early '90's.  We went to a country bar and watched a bunch of good-old-boys and girls two stepping to MC Hammer songs.

EDIT:  And then my buddy got his shitty, dirty sneakers shined at the shoe shine booth because the chick was smokin' hot.

[DGuller]

FiOS is now available in my building! Comcast, you're about to be fired!

[sbr]

FiOS is now available in my building! Comcast, you're about to be fired!

  I've had FiOS at my house for about 6 years now and had no complaints or problems at all.

[MadImmortalMan]

Is the custom of using the word "me" as an object and "I" as a subject going away? I've noticed them being flipped a lot recently. Or "me" being used in all cases.

[Ideologue]

Wrong!


That's what happens when he is at home.

[Ideologue]

Is the custom of using the word "me" as an object and "I" as a subject going away? I've noticed them being flipped a lot recently. Or "me" being used in all cases.

Me have not heard of such thing.