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BlueWidow
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YEA!! I just officially turned pink!!
is it just me or is this party winding down now?
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Jean4
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@Brick In The Wall must have passed out lol.
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Jean4
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Jean4
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For @Brick In The Wall, wherever you are! we missed you!!
Jean4
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Carina
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you have to feel so bad.... but it's so funny that it's not you lol
how are there so many drinking songs?
BlueWidow
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Have you ever watched that show on Tru TV. I think that's the name of the channel.
It's called World's Dumbest Partiers and it has celebrities, or pseudo-celebrities, making fun of various people who get drunk and do stupid things.
It has people like Todd Bridges, Leif Garrett, Tonya Harding, Danny Bonaduce. . . People who are famous for being notorious or something or for doing something stupid.
Carina
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I've never heard of that... granted I rearely ever see tv so there's that too
Jean4
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BlueWidow
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I guess it's a common activity. These are just the rock songs. Don't even get me started on the country songs! Those are the ones that remind me of my dad.
Merle Haggard did an old song called "Tonight The Bottle Let Me Down". That's the song that makes me think of my dad the most.
Every time I drink, I play it and I do a toast to my dad. My dad is the reason that I drink. He's the reason I started drinking. I actually, when I started drinking, I was drinking his liquor. I could drink from his bottles of liquor and he would be so drunk that he would just think that he drank it. I think I was 11 or 12 at the time.Last edited:
Carina
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I feel like that dog's giving me a dirty look lol
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Drinking and Country instantly reminds me of that rofl
But like with my mom... she instantly goes to like this song with drinking
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BlueWidow
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Yeah, that's a good song, the Garth song. Actually I like the other one too.
When my husband was alive, we would go to this hotel for our anniversary and we used to like to sit in the lobby and they had a piano player and we would sit there and listen to him play piano all evening. He would take requests. My husband always liked to request "Friends In Low Places" because he knew the guy didn't play that song. But my husband would request it, and then there would always be other people sitting around that would also start requesting it. So all night long, this poor piano player would keep getting requests for that song. And he kept telling people," I don't know how to play that song". I'm not sure why he just didn't learn how to play it one year. It would've surprised my husband if he had requested it and suddenly the guy played it.
Carina
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That's pretty funny actually in the you'd of thought you'd think he would've learned to of played it!
At least it's a good memory I hope of your husband I hope :) I am kinda out of it right now, so just kinda doing things. Not wanting to bring up bad memories...
BlueWidow
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No, it's a good memory. We always had a good time. My husband liked to sit in the lobby because he liked to people watch. He especially liked it between the period of Christmas and New Year, which just happened to be when our anniversary was, because everyone would be all dressed up going to fancy parties and whatever. Everyone always seemed to be happier and nicer than normal.
The other thing my husband liked was when there would be a wedding party. He always liked it after all the bridesmaids got really drunk. I remember once we were at some bar inside a hotel and there was a bridal party there and they had been drinking all night. And we were all playing songs on the jukebox and singing along to, like the Eagles' Hotel California, and so forth. We had a good time. He and I had a lot of good times together like that.Last edited:i can't really handle auditory stimuli right now but i'm vicariously enjoying all the music you guys are posting!!
Carina
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omg... it's happening again.... like deja vu.... but not just once.... the non-stop repetition over and nover and over..... I do not like t his... at all....
xBrialesana
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Carina
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van gogh starry night, well a variant lol
Carina
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Yeah..... just.... odd to have this happen like this now..... it doesn't happen like this... this much... this frequent....and it's the wrong direction.
I know that's vague. it's just... well odd... I'm trying to do totally random things to make the feeling go away.
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although this is the 2/3rd time in the past week it's happened... which is why I said again before.
BlueWidow
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The Story Behind Blue Oyster Cult's Don't Fear the Reaper
"Don't Fear the Reaper" coupled the Blue Oyster Cult's mysticism with a beautiful melody, lush harmonies and one of the coolest guitar riffs of the ‘70s.performingsongwriter.com
Oh, here's an article about what I was talking about earlier. I wish I'd found it sooner.
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@Carina, you said you were born in 1976.
So you were born during the height of disco.Last edited:
Carina
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Sadly lol I'd say I don't like disco... but really there isn't any music I dislike all of it... granted jazz, 70s, rap, not my favorite overall--but even so, I like some within that (and even own things in those lol).The Story Behind Blue Oyster Cult's Don't Fear the Reaper
"Don't Fear the Reaper" coupled the Blue Oyster Cult's mysticism with a beautiful melody, lush harmonies and one of the coolest guitar riffs of the ‘70s.
Oh, here's an article about what I was talking about earlier. I wish I'd found it sooner.
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@Carina, you said you were born in 1976.
So you were born during the height of disco.
BlueWidow
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Well, that was the year you were born and you probably weren't exactly listening to the music of the day. I was born in 1969 and I don't particularly like a lot of the music from that era either. A lot of that "hippie music" puts me to sleep. I like Janis Joplin and Jimi Hendrix and some of that, but a band like the Grateful Dead just puts me to sleep.
I assume it's because it's music that's meant to be listened to while you're high. if you listen to it and you're sober it just put you to sleep or doesn't make any sense. Disco may be similar, only in the other direction because I think they did a lot of cocaine in the 70s.
Carina
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Interesting thing though, I was born in 1976, but, I grew up listening to like this:
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