Ours does that too. I always assumed because it reminds you of chilly weather and being cold, like ice cream.
Well that’s petty and ignorant of somebody.
While I think death metal is an unrelenting and horrific assault on my ears, it’s not inherently bad or evil. Some lyrics from them are actually quite profound and thought provoking. I hate metal and enjoy Brad Paisley, but I will be the first to admit that there is nothing particularly poignant or thought provoking about his lyrics.
If I wanted to argue this for the fun of it, I think reminding people of being hot would probably sell more ice cream. But I could be wrong, I don't have a degree in business.
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My husband just saw Gojira in Boston and said it was a fantastic show. Their environmental awareness is fantastic.
Well, if there are physiological responses that are going to mess you up, I certainly wouldn't ask you to deal with it. I have a friend who won't eat spicy food. For a while, I thought he was just a wimp. But we went to a Thai place where he ordered his dish as mild as they could make it. He enjoyed it, but he had his handkerchief out mopping his forehead. It was then I realized that some people just are wired differently and one simply can't "man-up" or "cowboy-up". It's physically impossible. So, you do you and thank you for recognizing these differences.
The Christmas music is horrible, but not evil.
My husband didn’t realize Hallmark movies are real movies. He thought they were spoof movies.
Oh, I agree with you there. Be glad it's just Hallmark. Since Generation X, and the post 1960's media saturated land they grew up in, I don't know how much further the FCC can take it when it comes to television.
Hallmark movies are not an example of potential FCC violations. They are as bland and vanilla as something can be.
I will be honest with you. Women like you test my patience. I don't know the demographics of your state, whether democrat or conservative, but all of your posts have illicited a "wow" response out of me. And that is genuine.
I appreciated their counsel. I definitely appreciated their counsel. I was not doing well at all. It was one of the warning signs in my life at the time. I appreciated their counsel.
It's pop. It's less annoying pop, but it's pop. The lyrics have pushed the boundaries since old school classical country music. The lyrics are definitely have changed, and are definitely trying and testing my patience.
I don’t care.
I don’t care.
I’m currently watching “Little House on the Prairie.” I’ll skip the rape episode and the addiction episode because they’re too graphic for me. I’ve seen “The Waltons” from beginning to end multiple times. I watch Hallmark Christmas movies. I happen to like bland, vanilla, predictable, saccharine shows and movies. All of those things are marketed as bland, vanilla, and inoffensive.
