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Hey, Jason Chavez32!

lonebison37 said:no.

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redcrane28 said:I was actually thinking the mods should just rename this section from 'Music' to 'The Piano Lounge.'

The moderator is the absolute worst. 😍

Wait, what? 🤔

Kevin Chavez3 :
The moderator is the absolute worst. 😍

Which one? 😬

😂 What a complete theater of misunderstanding! 🙏 🙏

I'm not actually from around here 🙂

autumn said:4. when everyone finally loses their minds over the Soviet Union 🙄

Man... thank god they didn't bring up "Why girls are cranky these days!" If they had, people would've been staring twice as hard after my set in Nashville back during that crazy summer...

NP (just making sure this stays afloat) Models - Boys and Girls

Jason Chavez32 said:Man, you guys are being such spoilsports! That was easily one of the best dance tracks from the nineties. And considering it features that one-of-a-kind, legendary bassline by Bootsy Collins, I really think you should show some respect, Nicholas Perez33! 🙏

Honestly, just read the NNGH before you reply, for goodness sake. 😂

Nicholas Perez33 said:read the actual post before replying, for crying out loud 😂

Maybe he's just an Estonian😁

lonebison37 said:Yeah, true. Top 5 roll-your-eyes moments at a local dive bar, for instance:

Oof, total snob alert there 🙂

Honestly, I’ve felt this way since my very first trips out to Hobbiton. It’s always the exact same pattern, just over and over again, and it always ends up being a total disaster in North Mexico... 🙄 😁

Dana Anderson4 said something pretty spot on at the party this Saturday while that track was playing: basically that I’m totally screwed if I start thinking about North Mexico, though honestly, I don't see how that would actually make things any better...

I used to absolutely love that song back in the early eighties, way before it was even possible to find or hear it. I spent a couple of years hunting down the single and it cost me a fortune. Nowadays, though? It mostly just gets on my nerves.

Back when I was still young and carefree, I once took this absolutely stunning girl out to a dance. Right when it was time to really lean into the rhythm, she started twisting and turning in this sort of half-spin. She actually lifted one arm above her shoulder level. See, there’s a rule for me: if a woman is dancing to the music and lifts even one hand past her armpit, I’m done. There is no way through.

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crimsonfalcon17 said:Back before I was even old enough to drive, I took this gorgeous girl to a dance. Right when things were heating up, she starts moving in this weird, half-circular way. She lifts her arm way above her shoulder. Honestly, if a woman is dancing with her hand up past her armpit like that while listening to the music—I’m out. No chance.

Well, stormyviper11 is always dancing with his hands up, too. Look, there might be some visual differences compared to those young girls you're talking about, but hey, if he can pull it off, why shouldn't anyone else?😕 😎

Dana Anderson4 said:I mean, stormyviper11 always keeps his hands up too. Look, there are definitely visual differences compared to those skinny kids you’re obsessing over, but if he can pull it off, why shouldn't he, hm?😕 😎

And honestly, where else am I supposed to put my hands with a gut like that?

Give me a break...

I’m scrolling through Reddit looking at him like he’s some kind of higher being. Honestly, there is no way I can compare him to those earthly analogies you keep throwing out there...

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Top 3 heavy-hitting, soul-crushing American comfort foods:
1. cornbread and grits
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3. slow-cooked brisket
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I really hope this thread doesn't die out on us! 😠

Anyway, I wanted to share a list of albums that felt a bit mediocre when I first heard them, but after spinning them a few more times, they’ve basically become my entire personality:

1. The Rolling Stones - Exile on Main St.
2. The Replacements - Tim
3. Elvis Costello - Spike
4. Ryan Adams - Heartbreaker
5. Arcade Fire - Funeral
6. Talking Heads - Fear of Music