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Maddog wrote:

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GF doesn't wear a Stetson. That's a brand, not a style of hat..

 

 

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 It's often used as a generic name for a style of hat, surely you know that?

 

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 Not here it's not. 

I have heard Brits use that definition quite a bit..

This is for Vam. Not saying you won't ever see line dancing in a Country Bar, because there are a few songs that are almost always line danced to.

This is what you will see. You will see more aerials and dips with younger people obviously..

Copperhead Road is ALWAYS a line dance..

Can't forget Cumbia dancing for our friends from the south. It's probably as popular now as the two step in Texas.

Maddog wrote:

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Anonymous wrote:

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Maddog wrote:

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GF doesn't wear a Stetson. That's a brand, not a style of hat..

 

 

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 It's often used as a generic name for a style of hat, surely you know that?

 

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 Not here it's not. 

 

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 Yes, I realise that your worldview is a Texan one and therefore possibly a bit limited.

Anonymous wrote:

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Maddog wrote:

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Anonymous wrote:

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Maddog wrote:

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GF doesn't wear a Stetson. That's a brand, not a style of hat..

 

 

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 It's often used as a generic name for a style of hat, surely you know that?

 

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 Not here it's not. 

 

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 Yes, I realise that your worldview is a Texan one and therefore possibly a bit limited.

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 You mean my view of my headgear is accurate..

Some folks might call a kilt a skirt because that's what it's called where they come from.

Methinks a Scotsman would correct them..

Maddog wrote:

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Anonymous wrote:

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Maddog wrote:

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Anonymous wrote:

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Maddog wrote:

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GF doesn't wear a Stetson. That's a brand, not a style of hat..

 

 

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 It's often used as a generic name for a style of hat, surely you know that?

 

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 Not here it's not. 

 

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 Yes, I realise that your worldview is a Texan one and therefore possibly a bit limited.

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 You mean my view of my headgear is accurate..

 

Some folks might call a kilt a skirt because that's what it's called where they come from.

 

Methinks a Scotsman would correct them..

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Same title, different song.

Vam, I have posted loads from Jack Savoretti in the past, do you know of him?

I drive my OH mad playing this in the car.
In my mind I am transported from driving the Manchester roads, to driving down to Soller, or along the Amalfii coast....

Syl wrote:

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I drive my OH mad playing this in the car.
In my mind I am transported from driving the Manchester roads, to driving down to Soller, or along the Amalfii coast....

 

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😎 The stunning Amalfi coast - and especially all the way down to Positano 😎

Yep, Syl, I have loads of his stuff in my phone playlists. Like this whole album when I feel like some chillout time 

… and speaking of chilling out …

… also …. (have a great week, everyone )

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Is it even a proper song if it doesn't mention Texas, boots, trucks or a lost love?

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 OK...here's a 'proper' song for you.

Ooo...your lucky day, I found another.