Someone said I sounded like Bruce from Family Guy. But I don't think so at all.
Here is a clip of me and then Bruce. What do Y'all think?
Me:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dGZPdwaaE5g
Bruce:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lWEwXSXqJ8w
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You also sound a little bit like Herbert the pervert:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=y41vObbUf9k
Is that a herpes sore on your mouth? I heard that you can get it from a toilet seat.
its a cut from shaving.
"Life is like a box of Krispy Kreme donuts".
You’d look good with a beard. Maybe stop shaving?
Also, keep M.S. as your stage name, but if you grow the beard, you should change your name to Ezikial or Nehemiah. Or Zachariah. God likes those names, as evidenced in His book.
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Okay, but I'm not Jewish.
"Life is like a box of Krispy Kreme donuts".
All those old time Bible guys had “Jewish” names. Is there some Bible guy named Meade? That sounds more like a polytheistic Viking name to me. You need something really righteous, like Shadrach or Abednego. Bring some fire to your sermons. No one’s going to be inspired to follow Christ by hearing you talk in that derpy-derp Bruce voice.
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Meade is actually an Anglo-Irish name. It comes from my great granddaddy's side of the family.
"Life is like a box of Krispy Kreme donuts".
What’s “Anglo-Irish”? Is it English or is it Irish? Either way it doesn’t sound very Biblical.
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It sounds like booze, but with an ye olde timey "e" at the end. I think his parents were drunk when they hatched him.
shareHere ya go:
http://www.surnamedb.com/Surname/Meade
I'm named after my 3rd great grandmother, Marianne:
http://www.ancestry.com/genealogy/records/marianne-o-meade_17240819
And this would be the Patriarch of that family:
https://www.amazon.com/Andrew-Meade-Ireland-Virginia-Descendants/dp/1145911099
"Life is like a box of Krispy Kreme donuts".
I Googled it, and it said that Meade is a girl name.
shareMeade is almost never a girls name. Its a boys name. It hasn't been stolen yet by fems, like Ashley or Leslie has. Both good boys names. But Meade is very masculine name. A girl would sound really butch with that kind of name.
"Life is like a box of Krispy Kreme donuts".
Well, Google is the true word of the Internet Gods, and does not lie, so why do you have a girl's name?
I agree that you should change your name to Shadrach. That's a lot less girly.
shareMeade is a family name given to me because it was a Surname in the family. Does it really sound like a girls name to you? Its a very masculine sounding name, IMO.
"Life is like a box of Krispy Kreme donuts".
I had never really thought about it until I Googled it, and now I see it as very feminine.
I'm very manly and masculine and the name suits me well.
"Life is like a box of Krispy Kreme donuts".
I stand by the Google results and it really does suit you well. You have rather large breasts, right?
I have a large chest, not breasts. I am well built.
"Life is like a box of Krispy Kreme donuts".
Hmm.....they look like breasts in the many pictures I saw. There were some where you were also wearing a girly waist cincher, or corset.
It didn't look like muscle at all.
I have a very large frame and stand just over 5'10. I have some flab and I'm working on that, but overall- I am fairly muscular.
Here is a picture:
https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/-BTiYq_KcLlk/U_-vXxaxzsI/AAAAAAAACRQ/TEYwYOLtU9k/w733-h593-no/IMG_0989.JPG
"Life is like a box of Krispy Kreme donuts".
Are you wearing your corset or waist cincher in that pic?
No, I was about 35 lbs thinner in that picture. But I am learning how to drink less-sweet tea.
"Life is like a box of Krispy Kreme donuts".
You look kind of curvy. Round hips.
I have a build very similar to Steve Reeves or Arnold Schwartzenegger
"Life is like a box of Krispy Kreme donuts".
No. You really don't.
I was thinking you're more like Julia Child, but you are shorter than she was.
True. Julia Child was 6'2 That could explain why she came off as so masculine.
"Life is like a box of Krispy Kreme donuts".
No; it wasn't her height. She was a bit masculine, but her height didn't have anything to do with it. You both have similar curves.
There are actresses, like Elizabeth Debicki, who are even taller than that who are not masculine at all. See also some Victoria's Secret models. It's just some weird hangup and insecurity you have about being shorter and not very manly.
Her height certainly didn't help. She also had a deeper voice. Probably because she was taller like that. A taller woman at 5'7 or 5'8 doesn't seem manly, perhaps. But she was 6'2 and built like a football player.
"Life is like a box of Krispy Kreme donuts".
OK, I’ll admit it: you do look pretty beefy. I like beefy guys, with broad lats.
There’s just something about a yummy bear that makes me want to growl. (If you don’t mind my saying.)
grrrr! 🐻👍
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Victoria's Secret models are not that short. They start at 5'9" and some go a few inches over 6' barefoot.
The actress I mentioned is 6'3"
https://www.google.com/search?q=Elizabeth+Debicki&source=lnms&tbm=isch&sa=X&ved=0ahUKEwiP7bCy-PDRAhUJRCYKHSOuBUwQ_AUICCgB&biw=1366&bih=645
Calling tall women masculine just makes you look shorter and more insecure.
She isn't bad looking, but she definitely has very masculine features and bone structure
Now, Nicole Kidman is a very tall woman, but she looks more feminine.
"Life is like a box of Krispy Kreme donuts".
Your proportions are good. Stop worrying about height. You’re like Franco Columbu.
http://media-cache-ak0.pinimg.com/736x/34/86/04/34860453b252e927911a1f351222ac6b.jpg
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Maybe a taller version. He was 5'5. I am almost 6 inches taller.
"Life is like a box of Krispy Kreme donuts".
You say you are about 5" taller, but I think you look more like 5'7" ish.
You can't really tell from pictures . I don't care if the space Needle masculine actress won't go for me. I like normal height women with hour glass figure
You can tell from pictures. You've already got a corset, but do you ever wear a brassiere for breast support?
Maybe a taller version. He was 5'5. I am almost 6 inches taller.
Her face looks similar to Grace Kelly. Don't worry, she would never go for you, anyway.
No, you can't really tell from pictures, since I am standing alone anyway.
They go away with diet and exercise. Is there a reason why taller women always seem to be flat chested?
"Life is like a box of Krispy Kreme donuts".
That's not really a thing. You do know that some Victoria's Secret models have real boobs, right? It's also not true that thin people can't have naturally large boobs either, but I'm not really surprised at your ignorance.
Yes, Anna Nicole Smith was 5'11 and she has a nice bosom.
"Life is like a box of Krispy Kreme donuts".
True, but don't you see? I'm actually closer in height to Arnold, than the other guy. Arnold is 6 ft 2 and I am 5'10.5
"Life is like a box of Krispy Kreme donuts".
Dang, bro. Learn to take a compliment.
I’m 6 ft. 3.5 and built like a cigar-smoking gorilla, so you can suck my balls.
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I'm gonna miss funny conversations like these when imdb's gone.
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No, I don't hear it.
shareOkay, thanks. I had this poster that kept saying I sounded like him and I think it was odd too. I'm guessing they might be a troll.
"Life is like a box of Krispy Kreme donuts".
Who was saying it?
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the cat on rye and she followed me from Vanderpump Rules message boards.
"Life is like a box of Krispy Kreme donuts".
Oh OK. She was probably joking with you. You made a thread about it?!
I do think you sound like him, incidentally. And also like Blanche Dubois, and Dorothy in Tootsie (Dustin Hoffman).
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No, most people think I sound like Ewan McGregor, or William F. Buckley. And possibly Sheldon from The Big Bang Theory.
"Life is like a box of Krispy Kreme donuts".
Dude, Ewan McGregor is Scottish, and Buckley has the stereotypical “transatlantic” New England accent, so how does that make any sense? You’re tripping.
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Nothing to do with accent, but tone of voice. I have a tone of voice more like those people. And Buckley's accent is a hybrid of Southern and other things , since his parents are from the Deep South.
"Life is like a box of Krispy Kreme donuts".
I was serious about Bruce, and those other people just haven't heard you enough and Bobby agrees, but you do also sound like Tootsie a bit. Your tone of voice sounds nothing like Ewan.
No, Buckley is not a “hybrid" of Southern, etc. And you don’t inherit them from your parents—unless you’re locked away with only your parents or something. You generally develop your accent from age-peers, in the locale where you live. (Unless the kid has autism, it seems.)
ANYWAY
Why are so many posts about you? You just keep talking about yourself or your family. Do you ever actually talk about the shows/actors?
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I studied linguistics and you are incorrect about that. We first learn our speech from our parents. That is where we first learn language. That is why someone who is born to foreign born parents will still sound vaguely foreign, unless they really really work at it to blend in with their peers. You can learn accents from your peers, but its not as entrenched as the ones we hear in the home.
"Life is like a box of Krispy Kreme donuts".
I studied linguistics
I sound like my cousins from Fredericksburg, Virgina. Its a slight Northern Virginian accent.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vOV0enALzRo
"Life is like a box of Krispy Kreme donuts".
Why the FÜDGE would we want to see video of your cousins? You think you sound like your cousins? STOP THE PRESSES! Meade Skelton has a similar accent to his cousins! Don’t believe us? Here’s proof! EXTRA EXTRA!
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Growing up, I had very few friends, and I was mostly home schooled. Don't you think it makes more sense that I sound like family instead of peers?
"Life is like a box of Krispy Kreme donuts".
So now this is about YOU again. I see. Well,
1) Makes more sense? We could chew some Copenhagen behind the ol’ woodpile and talk about what we think makes sense, but that’s not the same thing as scholarly/scientific research, the consensus of which currently states that—despite what we might suppose—as we develop (after mom teaches us da-da and ma-ma), our accents are mainly shaped by our peers. Our parents accents, too, although already basically developed in adulthood, get shaped somewhat when they move to a new accent environment.
2) I’m sure you noticed the note, a few posts above, about autism. If this is an exception to the “rule,” OK, but the exception is not the rule. You’re making general statements about L1 language acquisition, and then you go and shift it to your personal exception?
3) Your “family”—cousins—may well be your peers. The point was that, contrary to what you implied, accent is not “handed down” from parents, nor is one’s accent a hybrid or blend of their parents’ speech in the way a child has some of the genes of both parents.
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It was never really about me. I was just using an example. I don't sound like Bruce from Family guy. That is just silly
Despite where we live, our accents are boldly shaped by our family and our parents. One may think its their peers, but if you listen to them closely, you can hear the influence from whence they first learned the English language. That is why people who learn ESL will never completely mask their foreign accents. They can blend in enough where its not as noticeable. But we mainly talk like our parents first, and then pick up a few of the idioms from our peers.
I know someone who lives in my area with Brooklyn born parents. They sound more Brooklyn than they do Richmond. Even though they were born and raised here.
"Life is like a box of Krispy Kreme donuts".
You’re mixing up L1 and L2 and missing the point. You did not study Linguistics.
Buckley’s accent does not derive from Southern parent(s). You’re using an appeal-to-common-sense argument to try to connect Buckley to Southern speech and, by association, to yourself. It all comes back to you.
The reason you sound like Bruce is because he speaks in a particular “gay” sociolect. I can guarantee your dad does not speak like that.
Now don’t go telling me a story about your dad, where he was raised, how old he is, how great Virginia is supposed to be, etc, because I don’t care. I can hear how you talk, and it sounds like a Georgia drag queen playing the role of a low energy Barney the Dinosaur.
https://youtu.be/LFuhDI2PO30
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All of this is anecdotal. You can't tell me I sound like Bruce from Family Guy. Its because I said something about the homosexuals. So you make that an issue. I sound like a regular American guy. A typical bro.
"Life is like a box of Krispy Kreme donuts".
Incorrect. You do the same sing songy thing that Bruce does when he talks.
shareYou also sound a little bit like Will Ferrel doing Harry Caray, but not the actual Harry Caray.
shareWell that I can understand. Moreso than Bruce from Family Guy. (a horrid show, btw)
"Life is like a box of Krispy Kreme donuts".
You sound like a mix between Will Ferrel's Harry Caray and Bruce. You don't have to like the show to sound like him.
What about my singin' voice? A lot of folks say I sound just like John Denver.
"Life is like a box of Krispy Kreme donuts".
I don't like country music.
shareIts not my fault your taste is lacking. But anyways, I sing more than just Country music.
"Life is like a box of Krispy Kreme donuts".
My taste isn't lacking. I just don't like it when people sing like a bag of dying cats. It's not my fault your voice is annoying.
shareMy voice doesn't sound like that. You aren't listening very well. I just don't think you like me .
Adele's voice is annoying, IMO.
"Life is like a box of Krispy Kreme donuts".
Your voice sounds exactly like that. Country music is good for whiny voices though.
Why bring Adelle into it? Do you think you sound similar to her? Her voice is deeper.
Its not a whiney voice. And that isn't all of country music. You don't know about it. Listen to Johnny Cash . He isn't whiney. Adele is Pop singing- Caterwalling.
Here I am singing a good old Negro Spiritual:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yevinlRuID4
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Its not exactly a Negro spiritual. But I do sing them from time to time. The Negroes used to make good music. Now its just jungle noise.
"Life is like a box of Krispy Kreme donuts".
Johnny Cash sucks too. Not liking something doesn't mean that I know nothing about it. If you can't handle opinions, then you shouldn't ask questions.
Actually, now that you mention it, "caterwalling" is kind of a good description for what you do.
I like Johnny Cash, Patsy Cline, Hank Williams Sr, John Denver, and Michael Martin Murphy. My favorite Country artists but also many more. I also enjoy Leon Redbone- and my very favorite- Anita Bryant. She was amazing!
"Life is like a box of Krispy Kreme donuts".
No, dear, my singing is not caterwalling. Its natural and unaffected. I bet you like *beep* jungle jive- aka primitive rap music.
"Life is like a box of Krispy Kreme donuts".
Is calling me "dear" your version of the "bless your heart" thing? Hillbilly insult tactics are confusing and don't really work.
How is primitive rap different from modern rap? Serious question. What if the rappers are white? Is that more acceptable for you?
Your voice is like a lamb, but hit by a car and left for dead, bellowing out its last death cries.....but more effeminate. I'm just trying to give you the most honest/unbiased and accurate description possible. If you are going to be so delicate and sensitive, you shouldn't ask opinions.
I'm betting 10 to 1 you haven't even listened to anything I've done musically.
I can't be a hillbilly. I don't live in the "holler". I live the city, and its largely Negro.
"Life is like a box of Krispy Kreme donuts".
I don't know what that is, but you are a total hillbilly. Maybe an urban hillbilly?
shareI'm not a hillbilly. Hillbillies live in the mountain areas, usually in shacks. Just because I sing Country Music doesn't mean I am a hillbilly. I love music anyway. Its just you have to go and be so darn critical of everything from my height to my voice to my appearance. I guess you must really be perfect in every way, huh?
Tell me something, are you a cast member on VPR? Because you sure act like it.
"Life is like a box of Krispy Kreme donuts".
No. You're an URBAN hillbilly.
shareSouthern and Hillbilly are two different things, my dear.
"Life is like a box of Krispy Kreme donuts".
Duh. That's why I said you are an URBAN hillbilly, hon.
shareThere really is no such thing. I am a Christian. That is what is most important.
"Life is like a box of Krispy Kreme donuts".
My Thoughts and Science are with you.
shareLots of folks think I have talent, and that I am very nice. Also I am not hillbilly. I come from the finest of families. I am a real Southern Gentleman.
"Life is like a box of Krispy Kreme donuts".
You don't act like a gentleman at all. Is a southern one like the opposite of a gentleman or something?
And, duh, silly, you are an URBAN hillbilly.
I have never really insulted you (on purpose) . I hold doors open for people. I rarely used bad language (especially in front of the women folk). I have good table manners. I am pretty much a Gentleman, but of course , far from perfect.
"Life is like a box of Krispy Kreme donuts".
You've tried to insult me, but no, you never have actually insulted me on a personal level because that's not possible.
shareGentlemen don't have hissyfits and throw tantrums when people don't tell them what they want to hear. Is that just a southern thing? Why are southern men such cry babies? Or is that just you?
Only after you followed me from board to board , pointing out all my flaws. People have their breaking point. Even someone as kind hearted and Gentlemanly as myself. That is why, I am apologizing to you.
"Life is like a box of Krispy Kreme donuts".
No....you were pretty charitable with your insults to minorities and other people on a single board. You just don't like being called out on it, so you double down and spread it to other boards looking for a response that agrees with you.
Not to be pedantic, but White people are actually a minority, world wide. White skin is very rare.
"Life is like a box of Krispy Kreme donuts".
White skin is not rare at all. You need to get out more.
shareAre you on a reality tv show, though?
May I ask what you look like? I'm guessing tall, attractive, brunette or redhead?
"Life is like a box of Krispy Kreme donuts".
Why does it matter? I'm not here promoting myself.
shareI just declared it a thing, therefore it is.
shareAnd, yes, I'm perfect. Only perfect people are allowed to have opinions. Didn't you know?
shareOf course I've heard your music; that's how I know you sound like Bruce, but also a dying baby lamb, but more effeminate. It's always good for a laugh.
I meant to say it's like a *baby* lamb. Stupid phone.
sharePeople’s hate of Country music goes deeper. I clicked on your video link (nice self-promotion again, BTW), and YouTube recommended I see this next:
WARNING - INTENSE:
https://youtu.be/qNvLd6h_q-U
A less intense, but maybe more accurate nightmare I see when hearing your countertenor:
https://youtu.be/yP2OwiCmk88?t=1m54s
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No, quite a few people enjoy Country Music. Garth Brooks is the biggest selling artist in history, more records sold than the Beetles. I like Patsy Cline, Hank Williams Sr and John Denver are my tops. But also Leon Redbone was good too and I like the music of the Negroes before they went into that hippity hop aka jungle jive.
"Life is like a box of Krispy Kreme donuts".
Country Music is the Music of the Negroes. They invented it.
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They most certainly did not. Their "music" is banging on pots and pans and talking over it.
"Life is like a box of Krispy Kreme donuts".
They most certainly did not. Their "music" is banging on pots and pans and talking over it.
World wide, white skin is not very common. Most people are brown or yellow or dark skinned.
"Life is like a box of Krispy Kreme donuts".
I'm sure you are very pretty. Do you think maybe I am somewhat handsome?
"Life is like a box of Krispy Kreme donuts".
Actually, I'm in my 30s. Richmond only has a few hipsters. Its mainly the bastillion of the Old South. Garth Brooks isn't from the South, he's from Oklahoma.
"Life is like a box of Krispy Kreme donuts".
Also, I am only 37 years old and I probably know more about Country Music than anyone. There are many many different types of Country Music- so many different styles and stylists. Pop-Country is still Country Music. Its about the song structure but I don't have time to go into all of it now, but Garth Brooks is certainly more Country than anything on Country radio in the last 20 years.
"Life is like a box of Krispy Kreme donuts".
Alhamdullilah that you’re not going to go into all the styles and details. Just a few specific clarifications:
1) What did you think of the real Country music I gave you the link to? Who are those “stylists”?
2) I also wonder what you think about this stylist. If THIS ain’t country, I’ll kiss your sweet tea ass:
https://youtu.be/-sbBD96_31M
3) Is “Camptown Ladies/Races” Country?
4) Did you shed a tear when Merle Haggard died?
5) Do you enjoy the sound of the steel guitar?
6) Why do you not play banjo?
This will help me understand where your COUNTRY values lie, and whether you are True Country.
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David Allen Coe is Outlaw Country. Your idea of Country is the hardcore, honky tonk sound. That is only one kind of Country Music
There is the Countrypolitan-Nashville Sound (which is mainly what I perform). Then there is the Folky/Country such as John Denver, Don Williams, etc. Then there's Western Swing, Rockabilly, Pop Country, Cow-Punk, Soul-Country, etc. Camptown Races is a Folk song . It could be Country, I suppose
Country and Western is really just commercialized Folk music.
"Life is like a box of Krispy Kreme donuts".
Country and Western is really just commercialized Folk music.
Most people consider me Alternative Country. I would say even Taylor Swift was Alt-Country when she started. Its still Country Music. Its definitely not Punk Rock......
"Life is like a box of Krispy Kreme donuts".
May I ask how old you are? I' guessing you may be quite a bit older than me. I am only in my 30s.
"Life is like a box of Krispy Kreme donuts".
I’m Gen X. I don’t know why you care, or why you keep telling me your age, your height, your family lineage, etc.
It all comes down to one thing that we can hear: your voice.
We’ve heard your speaking voice AND your singing voice (and musical style) in countless videos that you spam to this site. I don’t know why you think IMDb message boards, which have been called “a glorified version of 4chan,” are a good place to promote your music recordings and your religious beliefs. Nonetheless, you’ve done it and we can hear it. And we have come to the following conclusions:
1) Your speaking voice sounds like Bruce from "Family Guy," Dorothy from Tootsie, and Mrs. Doubtfire from Mrs. Doubtfire. It’s the tone of voice that a particular slice of gay men adopt as their sociolect, along with a fascination with genteel Southern white aristocratic “ladies” and their antebellum mannerisms of mint juleps and lace fans on the veranda. I don’t know why this caricature of a particular class and gender of Southern person is so attractive as an adopted form of expression for this slice of gay men, yet nonetheless I observe it to be there and more power to them if they get satisfaction from it.
2) Your music sounds like a drag king version of Roy Orbison performing in a Barney costume, and any loose connection to what most people consider Country only comes from non-musical stereotypes about Country musicians, e.g. that they are obsessed with the South as a culture or that they take belief in Christianity to absurd levels.
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I never came here to promote myself. I just put a few links to music videos. I don't see why you think that is so wrong.
I don't sound like Bruce from family guy- although interestingly enough, the narrator for Bruce happens to also be from Richmond. So I suppose he is doing an impression of a type of perhaps- um, slightly homosexual effete male from Richmond.
Anyways, the only two people who have that impression of my voice are you and your sidekick cat-on-rye. I don't know why she follows me all around. Its almost as if she is obsessed with me.
I never claimed to be a great singer, but I have a decent singing voice, and I am fairly good at piano and songwriting. There are people with a lot less talent than I have who made it famous. So really, its very subjective, isn't it?
I am a live and let live person. I just don't agree with the homosexuality. The reason people harp on this, is because I said a few things about the homosexuals- namely I called it out for what it was- a sin against God. That is not being hateful. If you love people, you show them truth.
"Life is like a box of Krispy Kreme donuts".
I just put a few links to music videos.
the narrator for Bruce happens to also be from Richmond.
Fair enough. But other people certainly didn't agree with you.
Have you heard of Richard Spencer?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5n3dhOKntj4
What do you think of his speaking voice? I think I certainly sound more manly than he does. He has more an effete, nasally way of speaking- typical of the Northeast elite- although he grew up in Dallas. He sounds a little bit sissified. I agree with some of his points, though. But I am not a white nationalist.
"Life is like a box of Krispy Kreme donuts".
Richmond was going to be the home of the original grand 'ol opry. Richmond had the Old Dominion Barn Dance. A big hot spot for Country Music.
"Life is like a box of Krispy Kreme donuts".
Also known as hillbilly music.
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You sound like a fruitcake. Not your voice, the things you are saying (if that is, indeed, you in that video).
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