It’s so bad. I make a point to thank stations when they play Kacey (she’s my favorite).

Country radio is SO boring and I’m a country music fan. I love when I find a bluegrass hour or something.

I just left Nashville this morning after a three day visit. If I hear one more person try to get cheers by asking “who likes Luke Bryan!?” my eyes will roll out of my head. I did catch some good women though around town, but was sad to see only a female Christian artist have a sign on Music Row.

Try Kacey Musgraves, Ashley Monroe, and Angeleena Presley for modern artists with that feel. Angeleena has a really interesting history; I believe she grew up in a Kentucky coal mining community and she now has a degree in women’s studies. Her music reflects her background and gets a little political/religious but…

I love Miranda, but she defends the bros like women who have benefited from feminism but think it’s now over. Kacey Musgraves is my favorite.

Yeah, I’m not sure what exactly they were taking but for me it’s not worth the risk! I’ll just suffer through the hangover bit. I’m also the friend who is the least experimental with substances and afraid to take sleeping pills, so.

It’s crazy to me that there was a time when medicines and stuff were sold unsealed.

Yep, I’m around 115 lbs and rarely take painkillers so I always start at one and go from there very hesitantly.

My friends take OTC painkillers while drinking/for hangovers and I haaaaate it. Tylenol is especially bad I think, but they all have possible liver or stomach side effects. I’m really careful and do my best to understand which is for what before I take them but don’t want to be preachy so I don’t say anything.

I’m actually enjoying imagining what you could use that bag with that inscription for. Sex toys? Tampons? Condoms? Your favorite snack?

You’re 100% sure that wasn’t a standby list?

Sure, but it’s a game that requires standards else people will just make shit up. I think longevity of some sort would be a reasonable standard for deciding what words count. I’m not calling for a government mandated language law; I just want the Scrabble overlords to be more discerning.

Is this child the dude who wrote a big “expose” about her family and how he taught her guitar?

One night I had a few drinks and ramble/cried to my boyfriend about being expired at 23 or 24 (can’t remember exactly when this was). Obviously that’s a dumb way to feel, but it’s hard to not fall into the fears of aging when you’re still actually quite young.

Yes to this. All of this.

It’s hard to read but this is a measure of EVANGELICAL protestants.

I’m 25 and I feel like I can no longer play Scrabble at least versus anyone younger than me. Bezzie? Devo? Isn’t Devo a band that wore weird hats? Dench? Cazh?! NOPE. So many of these words seem like trendy slang that will lose meaning, right?

Oh. That’s important, legally. I’m also used to age of consent being variable (I think in Florida it’s 16 if the other participant is up to age 23, after that it’s 18).

But then there’s also this: http://gawker.com/omg-i-just-fuc…

We had some cluster of a situation with medical bills when I was in high school. My parents have never even had a mortgage on a home or a payment plan on a car (maybe not never on that last one, but they’ve bought all their cars outright in the past 25 years I’ve been here), so like I imagine you were they were…