Top Country Music Singers: Who's Your Favorite?

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The forum discussion centers around preferences in country music, highlighting various artists and personal experiences with the genre. Participants express a mix of admiration for classic country singers like Johnny Cash and George Strait, while others critique modern country music as lacking depth. The conversation also touches on the generational divide in music tastes, with some suggesting that country music appeals more to older audiences. Overall, the discussion reveals a diverse range of opinions and a shared appreciation for music's emotional impact.

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  • #31
killerinstinct said:
an edmontonian? (I wish i was smart) I used to live there. I think it is still snowing there. Way too cold. I like the southeast much better (Florida !)
edmonton sux ass, i can't wait to move back home, as in where i was before, and please don't call me an edmontonian i resent this place and everything in it, i hate it, hate it with a passion, and no there is no more snow all over Canada
 
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Pattielli said:
I thought WOOT meant GOOD, :sm:
as in "i'm glad it sux" or "its good that it sux"
 
  • #33
:smil:

i have a problem, i hope this is where i should let people know, oh no, i will ask for your advice first of all...
I used to meet a man when I went camping a couple of years ago, I forgot to ask for his name...even now, we meet again sometimes but i still don't dare to ask for his name because he always sounds not to like me. When we are in a table for some talk/chat, he always tries to use some really easily hurting words...
I go everywhere and search again everything in all of the "corners" of my memory and i found a fact that he really hates me...for the only reason that i took his loaf of bread ! (that bread was not his)
And other points, when we were in such tense sits, lots of programming monk3ys coming up and they did nothing but add more oils for the flames between us to burn higher !


>>>>Note: the bread is not his but it doesn't mean it is mine. Lots of my friends who are srounding me now tell me some more details...and also ask me to 100% stop thinking about it...
I now don't know anything again...True !


Can you give me advice ? thank you,
 
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  • #34
How about handing him a fresh loaf of bread and saying; here, I won't feel better until you accept this...
 
  • #35
Next time you see him, tell him you have noticed some tension between the two of you and ask him if it was because you took the bread. This will probably surprise him, and if it was because of the bread, the two of you can talk about it and put it behind you (won't hurt for you to apologize if you feel bad about it). If it wasn't the bread, you may be able to find out if he dislikes you for some other reason, or if you are reading too much into his actions.
 
  • #36
You guys so funnie, I like your sense of humor very much, it makes me lol now...
 
  • #37
country is alright... i would have to say its my elast fav genere of music, but that doesn't mean i hate it... i love all music. my mom listens to it all the time... so maybe there's some sort of psychological thing in my head telling me "dont like what your mom likes"
 
  • #38
Oh, well, again comes another one !
 

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