Made it safe and sound.
Virtually no fat women in Nashville. The uniform appears to be thin and blonde, cowboy boots and hat, and short tight skirts. I like it here.
Mrs. Burgundy already bought a pair of cowboy boots.
Crash footage UPS plane.
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Virtually no fat women in Nashville. The uniform appears to be thin and blonde, cowboy boots and hat, and short tight skirts. I like it here.
Mrs. Burgundy already bought a pair of cowboy boots.
And of course you’ll tell her that’s all she needs to wear while she cleans the…nevermind.
I went to Nashville for the first time last year. I had a lot of fun but wish I had done it when me and my liver were younger, ...much younger.
Ron, check out Kid Rock’s bar if you get time.
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These things have been happening for years. Remember the US Airways Hudson River landing in 2009 after bird strike to both engines or the Qantas A380 with pretty much all the problems you mention and more landing in Singapore in 2010 after an IP turbine disk burst destroying/degrading multiple engines and systems?. Most of those things you mentioned, on their own, are minor. You just read about these problems more nowadays because the world is full of two-bit "influencers" filming everything and posting it online whilst still onboard and the main "news" media nowadays seem to base most of their content on re-posting these two-bit "influencers".
Flying on commercial airlines that are in western countries, the middle east and the reputable Asian airlines is still far safer than driving. When flying you have a flight crew that has undergone extensive training, is subject to drug and alcohol testing and psychological evaluations and aircraft have multiple redundancies and strict maintenance schedules. The airlines are also subject to significant oversight from regulators. When driving you're sharing the road with a bunch of people who are untrained, may be drunk, on drugs, complete nutjobs, texting on their mobile phones, don't look before changing lanes, haven't slept for 24 hours and they're in cars that may not have seen any maintenance for 10 years and have bald tyres and worn brake pads.
Ah, so that’s how you came up your name.
You just need to buy her the short tight skirt.
Been to Nashville as well, a few times. Have a musician friend who moved there, and you’re right about the women. I could live there.
Took a trip to Graceland while there.
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NashVegas is always fun for a couple nights.
We did but all four floors were packed and we couldn’t find a seat.
The women outnumber the men like 10 to 1. I’ve never seen that in my life.
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Nashville is fun. They used to do a thing on Thursday nights called Dancing in the District. They’d shut down broadway and a few other streets and have live bands outdoors at different places in the city. Actually saw Six Pence None the Richer before they had that one popular song that got them 15 minutes of fame. It was fun though. Had food and beer tents at different locations. Most people were well behaved so it was a good time.
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My daughter wants to goto Nashville for a My Chemical Romance concert next year. I think we are going to try to make it
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I don't remember it being like that in the early 2000's when I worked there. It was great but not that great.
More than one person there told me it's new hot spot for bachelorette parties.
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Oh, it definitely is. The locals hate a lot of it.