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Originally posted by rowpc
What makes you think most Tennesseans are rednecks
The reality!

Harri / Luck

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Originally posted by abejnood
Best band ever. Best songs ever.

Mamma Mia!
At last!
Culturized, on top of everything that is hop and hippity and knowledgeable in art of music making.

You are right Abejnood. ABBA are the best band ever. And don't let any of the local Eyeores tell you otherwise!

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Originally posted by reader1107
Consider the source.
That's right, the source - always right. 😉

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Originally posted by cmsMaster
That's right, the source - always right. 😉
And humble. No wait, that's me.

Actually, my Tennessee relatives tend to match your description, but you may want to read Abejnood's profile, and then look up the word Iranis (just to discover that there's no such word). He's a smart cookie, btw. He needs to update his photo, though.

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Originally posted by reader1107
And humble. No wait, that's me.

Actually, my Tennessee relatives tend to match your description, but you may want to read Abejnood's profile, and then look up the word Iranis (just to discover that there's no such word). He's a smart cookie, btw. He needs to update his photo, though.
In my first post I asked for the spelling of Irani - whatever the hell it is, if you don't like my words - lick me.

Anybody you know from Tennesee matches my description, because they're all like that.

I don't care if you abejnood is smart or not - that has nothing to do with the fact that Iran just got Abba.

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Originally posted by reader1107
And humble. No wait, that's me.

Actually, my Tennessee relatives tend to match your description, but you may want to read Abejnood's profile, and then look up the word Iranis (just to discover that there's no such word). He's a smart cookie, btw. He needs to update his photo, though.
Main Entry: Iran
Pronunciation: i-'rän, -'ran; I-'ran
Variant(s): or especially formerly Per·sia /'p&r-zh&, especially British -sh&/
Function: geographical name
country SW Asia bordering in N on Caspian Sea & in S on Persian Gulf & Gulf of Oman; an Islamic republic since 1979, formerly an empire capital Tehran area 635,932 square miles (1,647,064 square kilometers), population 60,055,488
- Irani /-'rä-nE, -'ra-/ adjective or noun

....What word should I use instead? I looked it up like you requested, and it's in there.

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Waterloo and Dancing Queen - still play them.

skeeter

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The winner takes it all.

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No Child Left Behind...

Except for abejnood

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"Fernando" and "The winner takes it all" are the best ABBA songs ever
recorded. I'm filled with a nostalgic longing every time I hear them.

Oh, and Agneta Fältskog was very hot. Very, very hot.

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Originally posted by stocken
"Fernando" and "The winner takes it all" are the best ABBA songs ever
recorded. I'm filled with a nostalgic longing every time I hear them.

Oh, and Agneta Fältskog was very hot. Very, very hot.
I agree. Well, except the nostalgic part.

She was a bonefied sex symbol in her prime.

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Originally posted by reader1107
Consider the source.
Tennessee has bein a union/yanky state from april 1864 that means most of the rednecks as you call them are in the north, but Tennessee still makes good whisky 😀

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During the 1990s many ABBA tracks were rediscovered and covered by other artists, such as Erasure, Ash and the A*Teens, among others. The avant-garde band Blancmange had also covered The Day Before You Came in the mid-1980s, one of the first bands to cover an ABBA track. Internationally released, 1994 Australian film "Muriel's Wedding" directed by P.J. Hogan, featured an ABBA-loving protagonist.

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Originally posted by GinoJ
During the 1990s many ABBA tracks were rediscovered and covered by other artists, such as Erasure, Ash and the A*Teens, among others. The avant-garde band Blancmange had also covered The Day Before You Came in the mid-1980s, one of the first bands to cover an ABBA track. Internationally released, 1994 Australian film "Muriel's Wedding" directed by P.J. Hogan, featured an ABBA-loving protagonist.
Not to mention Madonna.

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Originally posted by GinoJ
During the 1990s many ABBA tracks were rediscovered and covered by other artists, such as Erasure, Ash and the A*Teens, among others. The avant-garde band Blancmange had also covered The Day Before You Came in the mid-1980s, one of the first bands to cover an ABBA track. Internationally released, 1994 Australian film "Muriel's Wedding" directed by P.J. Hogan, featured an ABBA-loving protagonist.
Thanks for passing on that boring piece of information from wikipedia.



http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ABBA#After_ABBA