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[The Skarzs]

Ah, okay.

*facepalms*

[Jukka the Sling]

Ah, Liberty's Kids.  Good times.

...Until you realize that the characters stay the same age for eight years.

[The Skarzs]

Oh my.
Also, the intro is probably the most catchy thing in the world.

[Rosie Willowwater]

Ah, okay.

What are you smiling at?

Ah, Liberty's Kids.  Good times.

...Until you realize that the characters stay the same age for eight years.

I never realized that >_>

Also, the "battle" at Fort Ticonderoga happened on my birthday.

[The Skarzs]

Sorry for the lame joke, Amber.

[Lady Amber]

Nah, it's fine.

[Jukka the Sling]

Same.  I know you're not being rude, just joking around.

[Lady Amber]

This is the only thing I can think of whenever I hear that phrase.

Wait, what does this have to do with kicking a bucket?

[Ashleg]

DUDE LIBERTY'S KIDS IS MY JAM

[Russa Nodrey]

I was really annoyed when Benedict Arnold defected.

[Rosie Willowwater]

I CAN TEACH YOU ALL ABOUT WHY AND SO CAN TJ SHE MAKING A PLAY ABOUT IT CUZ ARNOLD WAS A SNAZZ DUDE

[Russa Nodrey]

Uh...okay?

[Chipster of Noonvale]

@Skyblade I love you

[Søren]

Rant

I am very disappointed with the state of country music. It was on all day at the shop I'm working in. The things they talked about in those songs, it's just as vulgar as any other song, just portrayed as a "Good ol' Boy" singing. It's ridiculous.
Why does music that's clean, and even has uplifting lyrics, in the hard rock genre looked down on by people, but this modern country music is a-ok for people? Isn't it just lipstick on a pig?
Unbreakable, Of Mice & Men; You're Not Alone, Of Mice & Men; Headway, Painting Promises; Beaten in Lips, Beartooth; I Won't Give In, Asking Alexandria. All of those I'd suggest in a heartbeat over the stuff I heard today.

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[Cornflower MM]

Rant

I am very disappointed with the state of country music. It was on all day at the shop I'm working in. The things they talked about in those songs, it's just as vulgar as any other song, just portrayed as a "Good ol' Boy" singing. It's ridiculous.
Why does music that's clean, and even has uplifting lyrics, in the hard rock genre looked down on by people, but this modern country music is a-ok for people? Isn't it just lipstick on a pig?
Unbreakable, Of Mice & Men; You're Not Alone, Of Mice & Men; Headway, Painting Promises; Beaten in Lips, Beartooth; I Won't Give In, Asking Alexandria. All of those I'd suggest in a heartbeat over the stuff I heard today.

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I quite agree, smack a Southern drawl on it and HEY ITS FINE ITS GOOD ITS SOOOO MUCH BETTER THAN POP! *shakes head* the music industry is horrible these days.