Memes

[Still Hunter]

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I know this feeling!

 

[Travis907]

 

[ArrowForester]

@robtattoo .... sorry Rob, I couldn't resist......

 

[Billy Goat]

 

[TheGDog]

 

[Billy Goat]

 

[Billy Goat]

 

[260madman]

LMAOOOOO...

My wife asks ”How many is that now”?

 

[Kobuk]

My wife asks ”How many is that now”?

I like it when my wife asks "Which one is mine again" and I answer "You remember, it's that sweet 22/45 Lite with that aftermarket trigger and red dot you wanted" HAHA

 

[tuffcity]

I like it when my wife asks "Which one is mine again" and I answer "You remember, it's that sweet 22/45 Lite with that aftermarket trigger and red dot you wanted" HAHA

My wife is usually the one that comes home and says "I bought another gun..." Been a couple of years but the last she bought herself was marlin SBL in 45-70. Still gets pissed if I take it out. lol

 

[Billy Goat]

 

[TheGDog]

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Well... it's certainly not a Country song that's for sure. But it's a catchy tune!

"Rigor Erectus" by the group Alla Xul Elu!

There's a line in there in the lyrics about that WhiteClaw stuff.

NSFW!!!

 

[CorbLand]

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Dont be giving any of these new "country" artists any ideas.

 

[Billy Goat]

Dont be giving any of these new "country" artists any ideas.

You know there's a new song on the radio featuring it. Pop country.


The qualifier is "good" country.

 

[TheGDog]

It's interesting you mentioning that distinction of Pop country.

The Mrs listens to country occasionally in her ride. We were going somewhere, when I found myself surprised to hear the influence of RnB and even Rap in terms of the types of instrumentation and feel of some of the underlying parts of the tracks. And quite a lot of it, if we're being honest, is them basically doing Rap lyrics, but singing them instead, and with their country twist to pronunciation and intonations.

But then I thought about it and I'm like, well.. they need stuff for in the clubs too I guess.

 

[zion zig zag]

It's interesting you mentioning that distinction of Pop country.

The Mrs listens to country occasionally in her ride. We were going somewhere, when I found myself surprised to hear the influence of RnB and even Rap in terms of the types of instrumentation and feel of some of the underlying parts of the tracks. And quite a lot of it, if we're being honest, is them basically doing Rap lyrics, but singing them instead, and with their country twist to pronunciation and intonations.

But then I thought about it and I'm like, well.. they need stuff for in the clubs too I guess.

This video sums up "pop" country music:

Still lots of good country music these days, it's just hard to find on the radio.

 

[CorbLand]

You know there's a new song on the radio featuring it. Pop country.


The qualifier is "good" country.

Wouldn't know. I have had the same George Strait CD in my pickup since I bought it ~10 years ago. George Strait 50 number ones disc 2.

 

[Billy Goat]

Wouldn't know. I have had the same George Strait CD in my pickup since I bought it ~10 years ago. George Strait 50 number ones disc 2.

My last two trucks haven't even had a cd player

 

[87TT]

 

[87TT]