Is is just me, or does this title fit a good portion of the people that post in the Rant & Raves? Personally, I am a Heterosexual Conservative, God-fearing Christian, but to each their own. Before you get all froggy & jump, I have many friends from all walks of life & that includes homosexual liberal.....well, I don't know any atheists.

Basically, I just wanted a reason to post this pic. Ya'll can Rant & Rave about it. Have fun & I'll enjoy reading.

Speaking of penisis, anybody watch "Dancing w/ the Stars?"

Two things to consider Billy Ray's package televised at a right angle while he does the hunch motion. Rather in poor taste, I might add.

Then there's Apollo on a good night, with his posture just soooo. Leaves little to the imagination. Which is very tasteful if you ask me.

Speaking of penisis, anybody watch "Dancing w/ the Stars?"

Two things to consider Billy Ray's package televised at a right angle while he does the hunch motion. Rather in poor taste, I might add.

Then there's Apollo on a good night, with his posture just soooo. Leaves little to the imagination. Which is very tasteful if you ask me.

Hmm, maybe I should start watching "Dancing"...

This was so funny......I had such a hard time replying since I'm a liberal...I just couldn't reach the keys ..

Could be funny.... I guess... if it weren't so darned DISGUSTING! What do you suppose would happen to that excess skin if she/he lost a bunch of weight???

You could always roll it up into a ball and scare little kids with it. That's what I plan to do.

I don't watch that (or any, really) show. But I know what it is. Who's Billy Ray? Are you talking about that guy with the 3 foot mullet who sang the stupid song I can't remember the name of? Jiggly wiggly heart? Silly willy heart? Something like that...

I don't watch that (or any, really) show. But I know what it is. Who's Billy Ray? Are you talking about that guy with the 3 foot mullet who sang the stupid song I can't remember the name of? Jiggly wiggly heart? Silly willy heart? Something like that...

Billy Ray Cyrus....Achy Breaky Heart

I don't watch that (or any, really) show. But I know what it is. Who's Billy Ray? Are you talking about that guy with the 3 foot mullet who sang the stupid song I can't remember the name of? Jiggly wiggly heart? Silly willy heart? Something like that...

Billy Ray Cyrus....Achy Breaky Heart

Hmm, I think Wheet was playing dumb on that one. Something that I have a feeling comes naturally to Billy Ray. I mean, just the name alone conjures up images of rubber rafts and banjo music...

Hmm, I think Wheet was playing dumb on that one. Something that I have a feeling comes naturally to Billy Ray. I mean, just the name alone conjures up images of rubber rafts and banjo music...

Maybe....but Wheetsin doesn't strike me as the biggest C&W fan on board. Actually, BRC is kind of cute...or at least I think so. And I even thought the song was okay. It sure beats some of that rappy dap sh___ I've heard. I'll take a chorus of "Achy Breaky Heart" any day over "I Want To F&$# You". What kind of people let their kids listen to stuff like that? That's not music....it's propaganda for hoodlums and street corner punks.

Green listens to jazz, blues, classical and some ethnic music. That's the only music she likes.

You people shock me. Closed minded elitists. Ever since rap music came out haven't you noticed the difference in how guys treat their women and wives? And how it prevents street violence. Afterall, there have only been a few drive by shootings of rap stars. That can't be an indicator of rap being bad for society. Can it?

Hmm, I think Wheet was playing dumb on that one.

No, unfortunately I really am that dumb when it comes to country music. If that's who it was (I have no idea, surely there are other Billy Rays, but I've never seen that dancing show, I don't watch much pop tv) I can picture him, from seeing him on tv once, but I only know of one song he did and really couldn't remember the name of it, just that it was something stupid and rhymey, and there was some kind of dance that went with it.

My C&W IQ is somewhere in the negatives. Honestly.

Here's a test. Wheetsin, name all the C&W artists you can think of (in modern time), and the name of one song they have done:

• Garth Brooks - don't know a single name
  
• Faith Hill - I don't know a single name, but she's pretty, and I know she is married to another C&W singer
  
• I don't know the person's name, but someone sang a song about things that "don't impress me much," and one of the things mentioned Brad Pitt.
  
• Dixie Chicks - Wide Open Spaces (easy, a co-worker used to play it over and over)
  
• I know there's a guy named Kenny Chestnut (or something like that, sounds like Chestnut) because he has some kind of restaurant here and I've seen it on a billboard, but I have no idea what he sings.
  
• Umm...

Yeah, that's about all I got.

Yah, Wheets, it sounds like you are kind of like me. I am totally out of the loop. I don't like diva-style pop music. It all sounds the same and it all sounds sentimental to me. I have never watched any of the Idols and I have never understood C&W or new country. I totally fail to get rap. :tired Within the framework of Jazz I have to admit that I can't stand ragtime although I recognise that this music is challenging for the musicians to play.

I love Soul, R 'n B, the Blues, BeBop, and most of the conventional forms of jazz including Latin jazz. This being said, I can also say that I don't have much knowledge about music. Like a cow, I know what I like and that's about it.:phanvan

Hmm, I think Wheet was playing dumb on that one. Something that I have a feeling comes naturally to Billy Ray. I mean, just the name alone conjures up images of rubber rafts and banjo music...

Aren't you thinking of the late Don Ho???

Aren't you thinking of the late Don Ho???

To be honest, I thought Don was a little bit "nappy headed" if you see what I mean. Don "the nappy headed" Ho. That's how I think of him.

And don't be too tough on banjo music. Anyone else listen to Bela Fleck? That guy is one of the greatest musicians alive today, in my opinion.

Yah, Wheets, it sounds like you are kind of like me. I am totally out of the loop. I don't like diva-style pop music. It all sounds the same and it all sounds sentimental to me. I have never watched any of the Idols and I have never understood C&W or new country. I totally fail to get rap. Within the framework of Jazz I have to admit that I can't stand ragtime although I recognise that this music is challenging for the musicians to play.

I love Soul, R 'n B, the Blues, BeBop, and most of the conventional forms of jazz including Latin jazz. This being said, I can also say that I don't have much knowledge about music. Like a cow, I know what I like and that's about it.

I'm out of the social loop at work because I can't talk with them about the things they talk about - mostly tv shows. Some of the ones I hear about are Lost (have never watched a single episode), House (have never watched a single episode), Grey's Anatomy (saw one episode and was completely lost), American Idol (have never watched a single episode), The office (have never seen it, but have had many people tell me I would like it), Survivor (have seen a total of about 15 minutes in the form of 1 minute here and there)... you get the idea. There are a few shows I watch, but I don't plan my day around it like some of the people I work with. I have seriously heard things like, "I can't, House is on tonight." I haven't heard something like that since college, when the dormies used to plan their school schedules around being able to watch Jerry Springer.

It's amazing, and I can attest to it - being so far removed - how much emphasis society puts on these television shows. Entire conversations revolve around them. They're a way for people to reunite after a weekend apart, or at the beginning of a new work day. Little subset of language are popping up left and right that consist of references to these shows. They're even becoming verbs, e.g. "He Housed him in the meeting."

I know a litle more about music. At one point I was extremely tapped into the music world - well, for the genres I enjoyed, anyway. But I still tend to stick with my old favorites, and have not learned much about the new musical generations.

Good thing I have lots of books.