Anonymous wrote:Quite.... I have to admit I heard the lyrics the same way.

A back road… a place no one wants to end up. I guess there's a context to "back road" and it's an insult where I came from (London and Capetown).

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Anonymous wrote:Like a back road does not equal like the actual surface of the road.

When you think of a back road, you think of the curves and hills you feel as you ride on it. The scenic view. The fact that it is an alternative to a more direct, practical route.

Body is curvy, one you take your time on, "scenic," and fun.

There.

Not talking about the road's surface.

Everyone knows this except the one poster who seems to be struggling with a myriad of issues, not just this.

Ha ha yes. I know that. And they're the ones who live on a backroad right? Maybe they're too close to the subject....

She very well might. She doesn't know what a therapist is either. Maybe backroads bring up traumatic memories of where she lives- IDEK...

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Anonymous wrote:Remember the mash-up proving all Bro Country songs sound alike?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zTRSLs3On8s

I don't know any of these songs but together they made one stanky country song! I think they can call it a day and make no more music. Like Andrew Lloyd Webber or Celine Dion- they can stop making music too. It's all the same song anyway.

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Anonymous wrote:Like a back road does not equal like the actual surface of the road.

When you think of a back road, you think of the curves and hills you feel as you ride on it. The scenic view. The fact that it is an alternative to a more direct, practical route.

Body is curvy, one you take your time on, "scenic," and fun.

There.

Not talking about the road's surface.

Everyone knows this except the one poster who seems to be struggling with a myriad of issues, not just this.

Ha ha yes. I know that. And they're the ones who live on a backroad right? Maybe they're too close to the subject....

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Anonymous wrote:Like a back road does not equal like the actual surface of the road.

When you think of a back road, you think of the curves and hills you feel as you ride on it. The scenic view. The fact that it is an alternative to a more direct, practical route.

Body is curvy, one you take your time on, "scenic," and fun.

There.

Not talking about the road's surface.

Everyone knows this except the one poster who seems to be struggling with a myriad of issues, not just this.

Anonymous wrote:Like a back road does not equal like the actual surface of the road.

When you think of a back road, you think of the curves and hills you feel as you ride on it. The scenic view. The fact that it is an alternative to a more direct, practical route.

Body is curvy, one you take your time on, "scenic," and fun.

There.

Not talking about the road's surface.

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Anonymous wrote:I find the lyrics trashy and change the station when it comes on

Agree. It's a catchy tune, but the lyrics really are trashy. Besides - who would want their body compared to a bumpy, pothole-filled, dusty back road?

Curves

I know that's the intent, but that's not what comes to mind.

Agree. I think backroad and I think dusty, bumpy, unsafe, dead skunk, old timey fridge laying out there on the side of the road, confederate flags and at some point it peters out to nothing except for the hillbillies who know which turns to take to their 'hollers'.

It's like 'clean as a whistle' -when someone uses that it always gives me pause.... well a whistle is full of random peoples layers of dried slobber- not clean as far as I'm concerned.

You need therapy and should try some meditation.

Btw they are not talking about a whistle. They are talking about the sound that comes out of a whistle.

Thanks but I don't need therapy- happy upbringing, happy life and all that. I'm not able to stop thinking enough to meditate but that's ok- I'm pretty mellow already.

But re: whistle sound- Mind-Blown. Never knew. Love it. Thanks!

No you really do. NP btw. A therapist would have a field day with you

Not to derail these country enthusiasts but tell me more. What would I even talk about? What do you talk about?

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Anonymous wrote:I find the lyrics trashy and change the station when it comes on

Agree. It's a catchy tune, but the lyrics really are trashy. Besides - who would want their body compared to a bumpy, pothole-filled, dusty back road?

Curves

I know that's the intent, but that's not what comes to mind.

Agree. I think backroad and I think dusty, bumpy, unsafe, dead skunk, old timey fridge laying out there on the side of the road, confederate flags and at some point it peters out to nothing except for the hillbillies who know which turns to take to their 'hollers'.

It's like 'clean as a whistle' -when someone uses that it always gives me pause.... well a whistle is full of random peoples layers of dried slobber- not clean as far as I'm concerned.

You need therapy and should try some meditation.

Btw they are not talking about a whistle. They are talking about the sound that comes out of a whistle.

Thanks but I don't need therapy- happy upbringing, happy life and all that. I'm not able to stop thinking enough to meditate but that's ok- I'm pretty mellow already.

But re: whistle sound- Mind-Blown. Never knew. Love it. Thanks!

No you really do. NP btw. A therapist would have a field day with you

Anonymous wrote:Remember the mash-up proving all Bro Country songs sound alike?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zTRSLs3On8s

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Anonymous wrote:I find the lyrics trashy and change the station when it comes on

Agree. It's a catchy tune, but the lyrics really are trashy. Besides - who would want their body compared to a bumpy, pothole-filled, dusty back road?

Curves

I know that's the intent, but that's not what comes to mind.

Agree. I think backroad and I think dusty, bumpy, unsafe, dead skunk, old timey fridge laying out there on the side of the road, confederate flags and at some point it peters out to nothing except for the hillbillies who know which turns to take to their 'hollers'.

It's like 'clean as a whistle' -when someone uses that it always gives me pause.... well a whistle is full of random peoples layers of dried slobber- not clean as far as I'm concerned.

You need therapy and should try some meditation.

Btw they are not talking about a whistle. They are talking about the sound that comes out of a whistle.

Thanks but I don't need therapy- happy upbringing, happy life and all that. I'm not able to stop thinking enough to meditate but that's ok- I'm pretty mellow already.

But re: whistle sound- Mind-Blown. Never knew. Love it. Thanks!

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Anonymous wrote:I find the lyrics trashy and change the station when it comes on

Agree. It's a catchy tune, but the lyrics really are trashy. Besides - who would want their body compared to a bumpy, pothole-filled, dusty back road?

Curves

I know that's the intent, but that's not what comes to mind.

Agree. I think backroad and I think dusty, bumpy, unsafe, dead skunk, old timey fridge laying out there on the side of the road, confederate flags and at some point it peters out to nothing except for the hillbillies who know which turns to take to their 'hollers'.

It's like 'clean as a whistle' -when someone uses that it always gives me pause.... well a whistle is full of random peoples layers of dried slobber- not clean as far as I'm concerned.

You need therapy and should try some meditation.

Btw they are not talking about a whistle. They are talking about the sound that comes out of a whistle.