Archive for May, 2008

are you a redneck?

Friday, May 30th, 2008
Rock and Roll Rednecks
Buff B asked:


one of my friends sent me this. I though it was funny, if you think its funny then star it. :)
YOU KNOW YOU’RE A REDNECK IF….
Your richest relative buys a new house and you have to help take the wheels off.
You’ve ever used lard in bed.
You think potted meat on a saltine is a hors d’oeuvre.
There is a stuffed possum mounted any where in your home.
You consider a six pack of beer and a bug zapper quality entertainment.
Your mother doesn’t remove the Marlboro from her lips before telling the State trooper to “kiss my Ass”.
The primary color of your car is “Bondo”.
Directions to your house include: “turn off the paved road”.
You honestly believe women are turned on by animal noises and seductive tongue gestures.
Your family tree does not fork.
Your wifes hairdo has ever been ruined by a ceiling fan.
You’ve ever hollered “Rock the house, Bubba!” during a piano recital.
Your mother has ever been involved in a fistfight at a high school sports event.
You’ve ever barbecued SPAM on the grill.
The neighbors started a petition over your Christmas lights.
Your brother-in-law is also your uncle.
You have refused to watch the Academy Awards since Smokey and the Bandit was snubbed for best motion picture.
The rear tires on your car are twice as wide as the front ones.
You prominently display a gift in your house that you bought at Graceland.
You consider Outdoor Life deep reading.
Your mother keeps a spit-cup on the ironing board.
You’ve ever worn a tube top to a wedding.
The most common phrase you hear at a family reunion is: “What are you looking at, shithead?”
You think beef jerky and Moon Pies are two of the major food groups.
You think Campho-phenique is a miracle drug.
You have more than two brothers named Bubba and Junior.
You father encourages you to quit school when Larry announces an opening on the lube rack.
You think Volvo is a part of the female anatomy.
You think that the styrofoam cooler is the greatest invention of all time.
You have a rag for a gas cap.
You had a toothpick in your mouth when you had your wedding picture taken.
Your lifetime goal is to own a fireworks stand.
You have a “Hefty bag” for a passenger side window on your car.
Your house doesn’t have any curtains - but your truck does.
Your front porch collapses and kill more than three dogs.
You consider your license plate “personalized” because your father made it.
After making love, you have to ask your date to roll down the window.
You have a picture of Willie Nelson or Johnnie Cash over your fireplace.
You still have an 8-track tape player in your car or house.
Your idea of safe *** doesn’t include anyone else.
You have ever bar-be-qued hamburgers at the drive-in theater.
You liked the velvet picture of Elvis that someone in a van sold you beside the highway better than anything you saw at an art show or museum.
You own more than three shirts with cut-off sleeves.
You have ever driven down the road with your seat belt hanging out of the door making sparks.
You have ever spray-painted your girlfriend’s name on an overpass.
Someone asks to see your ID, and you show them your belt buckle.
Your dog and your wallet are both on a chain.
You owe the taxidermist more than your annual income.
You have ever lost a tooth opening a beer bottle.
Jack Daniels is on your list of most admired people.
You see no need to stop at a rest stop because you have an empty milk jug in the car.
Your dog can’t watch you eat without gagging.
You have ever had to scratch your sister or girlfriend’s name out of the message “For a good time, call _______.”
Red Man chewing tobacco sends you a Christmas card.
You bought a VCR because wrestling comes on while you’re at work.
Your dad walks to school with you because you’re both in the same grade.
You view the next family reunion as a great chance to meet a woman.
Your wife has a beer gut, and you think it’s attractive.
You have ever signed a petition to have the national anthem changed to “Free Bird.”
You call your boss “Dude.”
You have ever been fired from a construction job because of your appearance.
You need one more hole punched in your card before you get a freebie at the “House of Tattoos.”
You get an estimate from the barber before he cuts your hair.
You look like Willie Nelson after you get your hair cut.
You own more cowboy boots than sneakers.
You’ve ever worn a cowboy hat to church.
You have sunglasses that are mirrored on the inside.
You think BMW are the call letters for a radio station.
You wear a belt buckle that weighs more than three pounds.
You’ve ever been to a funeral or wedding where there were more pickup trucks than cars.
Your all-time favorite movie is “Cannonball Run.”
You have any relatives named “Elmer” or “Jed.”
Your girlfriend thinks the way you pick your nose is cute.
You wish your house looked like the one on the beginning of “Beverly Hillbil

What would you think if I listened to redneck rock music?

Thursday, May 29th, 2008
Redneck music
I Love Jus asked:


say I was driving in my Chevy pick truck and you saw me while I was waiting for the light.

Poll: Men is this your kind of woman?

Tuesday, May 27th, 2008
Rock and Roll Rednecks
GEM asked:


Redneck girl likes to cruise in Daddy’s pickup truck
And a redneck girl plays her hard when she’s down on her luck
Living for a friday afternoon
She’s gonna show one ole boy that we can move

And I pray that someday I will find me a redneck girl

Redneck girl likes to stay out all night long
She makes sweet rock n’ roll while she listens to the country songs
She’s waitin’ for that moment of surrender
Her hands are calloused but her heart is tender

And I pray that someday I will find me a redneck girl
Oh give me a give me a give me a redneck girl
Give me a give me a give me a redneck girl

Oh give me a give me a give me a redneck girl
Give me a give me a give me a redneck girl

A redneck girl got a name on the back of her belt
She’s got a kiss on her lips for her man and no one else
A coyote’s howling out on the prairie
First comes love then comes marriage

And I pray that someday I will find me a redneck girl
Yeah give me a give me a give me a redneck girl

Peace.
Redneck Girl……by The Bellamy Brothers

Peace.

Planning An RV Park?

Monday, May 26th, 2008
Bluegrass
Carl Kinnebrew asked:


RV parks have proven to be good investments over the last few years. That is to say if you have a wise RV park business plan. To be a good RV park manager requires careful study of successful RV parks.

As with most businesses it is all about location, location, location. If you were to investigate the ten best RV parks in America you would first find great locations. RV parks near a resort are always going to be in demand. But an RV resort park is going to have stiff competition because there will most likely be other parks nearby.

Campground RV parks that are not near resorts should have plenty of shade and a small lake. Being that there are no major attractions nearby, interior entertainment is very important. For example, there are Florida Bluegrass RV Parks that offer Bluegrass Music shows and jam sessions. These are very popular for Bluegrass Musicians. Boating, fishing and bicycling are all good draws.

A good RV park design is also very critical. Customers will want to stay somewhere that is comfortable and very user friendly. You should study other RV park plans and take the best ideas from several successful parks. The American RV park review should help you quite a bit. Sewage, water, snack shops or groceries that are not too high priced, and friendly reservationists are all very important factors. Not to mention a clean and well manicured park.

Now let us assume that you own an RV yourself and have visited many RV parks across America. If not, then you should. The best way to learn what works and what people want, is to get first hand information. Visit the RV parks in Georgia and Florida. Visit the RV parks near Disneyland, or Maryland, or New York. Visit as many as you can before making any decisions. Make notes on what you find inviting, and ask other campers what they like, without being too obvious.

Now that you know what you want to build, you must have a solid financial plan. Find a lending institute that is willing to work with you, and has experienced business loan officers. They can put together a plan for you and work with you as your business grows and your need change.

It is best that you know what you are getting into before making the leap.



Looking For Gospel Lyrics Online?

Tuesday, May 20th, 2008
Bluegrass
Kristi Ambrose asked:


If you are a music freak like me then chances are you enjoy all types of music, from classical, to grunge to, you guessed it; Gospel! There is just something so incredible about Gospel music, I couldn’t try to explain it even if I tried! Gospel music is usually written and sung as a way to express personal belief regarding a Christian life. Gospel music music is performed and produced for all kinds of purposes including religion, pleasure, for ceremonies, to worship God, or as entertainment purposes. The people and groups that sing this type of music are absolutely amazing to say the least, so make sure you check out all the sites listed below!

There are also different subcategories of Gospel music which include Urban Contemporary, Christian Country, Southern, Progressive Southern, Bluegrass and Gospel blues! When people sing gospel music it’s usually a group of people rather than just one person, of course the chorus line can always be sung by one person, but more than likely enough the entire song will incorporate several people! Here are just a few popular Gospel musicians:

- Melinda Watts

- Monique Walker

- Kirk Franklin

- Luther Barnes

- Yolanda Adams

Here is also a top ten for the Gospel genre regarding albums:

- Marvin Sapp - Thirsty

- Tye Tribbett & G.A - Stand Out

- Various Artists - Voices: The Ultimate Gospel Collection

- Various Artists - WOW Gospel 2008

- Kirk Franklin - The Fight For My Life

- Shekinah Glory Ministry - Jesus

- CeCe Winans - The Kingdom Come

- Martha Minizzi - Change The World

- Regina Belle - Love Forever Shines

- Israel & New Breed - A Deeper Level: Live

With all this exciting activity going on and people to listen to, there has got to be a site or two that provide lyrics for all these great songs, right? There sure is! In fact, if you go to Google and do a search for “Gospel Lyrics Online”, “Bluegrass Gospel Lyrics Online”, “Southern Gospel Lyrics Online”, or “Ghetto Gospel Lyrics Online” you will be bombarded with all sorts of different sites that offer lyrics! Some sites that instantly come to mind are AllGospelLyrics, AllPraiseLyrics, AllGospelMusicLyrics and even LyricsMania which is a large and very popular site for all sorts of different music tastes you might have! And if you would like a few very popular Gospel sites for general use try these official “Black Gospel” sites; GospelWire, RedeemSoul, or BlackRefer. On a side note if your interested in hearing streaming Gospel music online you can also do that by visiting; TheGospel, StreamingFaith, WePraiseHim or BransonConnection!



what are some got big bass driving/racing songs (no redneck music)?

Friday, May 16th, 2008
Redneck music
rakapur2002 asked:


i want rap songs and stuff like that
act a fool
get low
songs like that

Resonator Guitars: Biscuits, Spiders And Cones, Oh My!

Thursday, May 15th, 2008
Bluegrass
Victor Epand asked:


More and more often these days, an instrument originally designed for one purpose or musical genre will be adopted for and adapted to a completely different area. This has been the fate of the resonator guitar, which was originally designed to be louder than a conventional acoustic guitar in order to ensure that the instrument could be heard above the horns and percussion instruments in dance orchestras. The resonator guitar, however, is possessed of a very distinct and original sound, and because of that, it has been adopted and integrated into the musical genres of bluegrass, country and blues music.

The resonator guitar, or resophonic guitar as it is occasionally called, is an acoustic guitar that uses one or more metal cones (resonators) instead of the traditional wooden soundboard. These instruments can be divided into two subcategories, these being square-necked guitars and round-necked guitars. The former are designed to be played like a lap steel guitar (with a slide), while the latter can be played as either a conventional classical guitar or as a steel guitar. In addition to this division, there are also three main types of resonator designs: the “tricone,” the single inverted cone, and the spider-less single cone.

The original resonator guitar was developed during the early 20th century and in 1927, the first instruments were manufactured under the brand name National. These guitars were of the tricone variety, which means that they had three conical resonators joined by a T-shaped piece of aluminum called a “spider” that supported the bridge. A year later, one of the founding members of National split and began his own label, Dobro. That company released a competing resonator guitar that featured a single resonator under a distinctive circular perforated metal cover plate. The bridge rested at the center of this plate on an eight-legged aluminum spider. Finally, National countered with its own take on the single resonator model. This instrument used a wooden “biscuit” at the cone apex to support the bridge, rather than the traditional spider.

This quick succession of instrument innovations occurred over the course of about five years. At the end of that time, in 1932, the owners of Dobro gained control of National and formed the National Dobro Corporation. However, with the entry of the United States into World War II in 1941, all production of resonator guitars by the company ceased for a time. Since the end of World War II, the Dobro label has passed through various hands, all of which have used it to produce resonator guitars. Dobro is currently the possession of the Gibson Guitar Company. Today, common terminology uses Dobro to refer to an instrument with an inverted cone, while National generally means an instrument with a non-inverted cone.

As mentioned, bluegrass, country and blues are the usual territory of the resonator guitar. The first generally utilizes square-necked Dobro guitars, while the latter two favor round-necked National instruments. Because both styles of guitar may be played as a lap steel guitar, this is the most common position used by artists. However, round-necked guitars may be played in the traditional guitar position.



doese anyone here like country music?or southern rock?

Thursday, May 8th, 2008
Southern music
katey asked:


im curiouse to know how many ppl do i think alot of ppl are falling for that rap crap bleh no offense if thats what u listen to i just wanna see how many ppl do listen to country or southern rock

Where can I find mud boggin’ and redneck songs/music from signed and/or unsigned artists, need sum for my site

Tuesday, May 6th, 2008
Redneck music
kristina.smith68 asked:


I have wandered the internet aimlessly looking for good, bad, funny, etc… redneck music (heard and unheard artists) for my website which the theme is mud boggin’ and general red-necky stuff, if anyone has ANY ideas they would be greatly appreciated! Thanks!!