General Music Chat

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Bandmix is someone's job...this ain't the soup kitchen. When you test drive a car, do you expect the dealer to give it to you? I don't comment much here but this site is worth the money.

At one time I considered moving to AZ. Not anymore, seems like all I hear about is crazy asses in your state. Here's an idea, why don't you get one of those jobs you guys accuse the illegals of taking and then pay the ten bucks.

Hope yer not being serious. This guy represents AZ about as much as he represents you... I see you both play music.

At one time I considered moving to AZ. Not anymore, seems like all I hear about is crazy asses in your state. Here's an idea, why don't you get one of those jobs you guys accuse the illegals of taking and then pay the ten bucks.

Hope yer not being serious. This guy represents AZ about as much as he represents you... I see you both play music.

LMAO!

Don't take that sh*t seriously, BB! Ppl dis WV all the time, but I recently discovered that it's one of the most tolerant states...which shocks the ever-livin' hell outta me...wassup with the rest if yas, are ya living in state prisons?

Of course, our "tolerance" may have something to do with the fact that we're 97% white (last time I looked - it's been awhile, to ne honest), so we have few racial-based hate crimes, BUT - & this is a big but - 41% of our population agrees with same-sex marriage, & a whopping 70% believe that there are many routes (a variety of religions) to "eternal life." Funny how our gay rights score is so low, though. Our state capital is notoriously gay-ful...

At one time I considered moving to AZ. Not anymore, seems like all I hear about is crazy asses in your state. Here's an idea, why don't you get one of those jobs you guys accuse the illegals of taking and then pay the ten bucks.

Hope yer not being serious. This guy represents AZ about as much as he represents you... I see you both play music.

LMAO!

Don't take that sh*t seriously, BB! Ppl dis WV all the time, but I recently discovered that it's one of the most tolerant states...which shocks the ever-livin' hell outta me...wassup with the rest if yas, are ya living in state prisons?

Of course, our "tolerance" may have something to do with the fact that we're 97% white (last time I looked - it's been awhile, to ne honest), so we have few racial-based hate crimes, BUT - & this is a big but - 41% of our population agrees with same-sex marriage, & a whopping 70% believe that there are many routes (a variety of religions) to "eternal life." Funny how our gay rights score is so low, though. Our state capital is notoriously gay-ful...

Nah, just adding to the layer of goofyness these types of threads always have. (Or is it Goofiness?)

I grew up in Texas and Moved here... I am not sure what THAT says...

Many years ago I used to do some telemarketing part-time (late 1980's). I called people in just about every state in the United States. By far the nastiest, angriest people resided in Arizona. People there wanted to KILL me on the phone. Maybe there's something in the water down there (when you have water). By far the friendliest state to call was Nebraska. If I could choose which state to move to based on telemarketing response Arizona would be LAST on my list. And it wasn't just me that had the same result. Nearly all the other telemarketers in that company HATED calling Arizona. I would spend an ENTIRE weekend calling Arizona and make ZERO sales, and then I'd sell a few dozen the next weekend to some other state.
By the way I had two really weird coincidences telemarketing. I was calling Idaho and the name that came up was Lorenzo Nash. A gal answered the phone and said he's at the basketball game. Later that evening I went home and turned on ESPN. They were broadcasting a college basketball game between Idaho and Boise State. The first words out of the announcer's mouth was "Lorenzo Nash with the basketball." I kid you not. What are the odds? Probably a longer shot than winning the lottery.
Then another time I was calling people in Massachusetts. A gal answered the phone from my old hometown of Needham. Her address was on Elliot Rd, which was right across the intersection from a street I used to live on. I told her I used to live on the corner house on Shirley Rd, the one with the big rock in the front yard. She said, "I can see it from my window right now." Again what are the odds?