Things I'm happy about today

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hmanvolfan said:
I was going to a Chuck Berry concert after an Ole Miss game in Knoxville but got arrested for public drunk before the game and I hadn’t even been drinking that day ( did some dranking the night before). Missed the concert too.
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Sgt_Nick_Fury said:
Hair Metal is the guilty pleasure of err heavy metal headbanger who hums along and enjoys in the car, then lies about never listening to it later to appear more hardcore. But you loved em when they came out, than became a snob about it. You know I'm spittin facts. Bet you never changed the station or turned it down when Round and Round came on once in the 80's not one time.

I'm beyond worrying about all that. If it brings back awesome memories I'm listening and enjoying it.

Answer me this, would your 1980's self rather get laid with a girl you met at a 80's MC concert? Or one you met at the 80's Slayer concert. If you say the latter you got pegged for sure. Hair Metal meant hot chics mini skirts, and party girls....the more hardcore metal band fan girls meant mousy chics with anger issues that cut themelves and eventually you. If you say you went for the music and not the girls, see my previous comment about the types of metal fans, and I weep for your missed opportunities.

Hair Metal attracted super models, and women who wanted to be super models, where as the harder core metal bands usually attracted women that would enter the penititiary system for cutting your dick off.

You may not like these troofs, but they are no less accurate.
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I like many different types of rock but most hair metal bands never appealed to me. Of course I know many of the popular bands in that era but don’t have their albums or songs on my Spotify playlist. I was born in 1983 and didn’t really start going to shows or concerts until middle school ( punk rock mostly). Never watched any hair bands live. Luckily, I was fortunate enough to see Slayer a few times. First time was the diabolus in musica tour back in 1999. You are correct though, the majority of the girls at Slayer shows weren’t very attractive. Country music intrigued me early on as a kid. The first concert I went to was Sawyer Brown in 1990. What was your first show?
 
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