thunderstruck
Allow me to elaborate on my last post.
I've lived in Alberta for 2 years now and it didnt take very long for me to figure out that Alberta is the most "red neck" province our lovely country has to offer (saskatchewan in second place followed by NB).
The first things i noticed when i moved here:
- everyone and their dog owns a cowboy hat
- there arent many cars here, it's all about owning the biggest pick up truck
- AC/DC will forever be played on high rotation on every single radio station. (Green Day, Billy Talent, AC/DC, Snoop Dogg, Ashley Simpson, more AC/DC)
- there are few VLT's in bars, its all about "BIG BUCK HUNTER"
I will admit that i have indulged in a few "big buck hunter" games, i DO own a cowboy hat ($2.99 at the dollar store), I've even been to a "Town Rodeo Dance". But last week when i was at the bar, THUNDERSTRUCK started to blare out of the speakers and i think i may have gotten a little excited. Now thats a bit much.
please help me
I've lived in Alberta for 2 years now and it didnt take very long for me to figure out that Alberta is the most "red neck" province our lovely country has to offer (saskatchewan in second place followed by NB).
The first things i noticed when i moved here:
- everyone and their dog owns a cowboy hat
- there arent many cars here, it's all about owning the biggest pick up truck
- AC/DC will forever be played on high rotation on every single radio station. (Green Day, Billy Talent, AC/DC, Snoop Dogg, Ashley Simpson, more AC/DC)
- there are few VLT's in bars, its all about "BIG BUCK HUNTER"
I will admit that i have indulged in a few "big buck hunter" games, i DO own a cowboy hat ($2.99 at the dollar store), I've even been to a "Town Rodeo Dance". But last week when i was at the bar, THUNDERSTRUCK started to blare out of the speakers and i think i may have gotten a little excited. Now thats a bit much.
please help me