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Oh, no worries. I teach them 50/50 what they want to learn and the other half is what I think it's good for them to learn. That includes Blues, Jazz, Grunge, Funk, Soul, and so, so many more genres. I just hate dull pop music with a passion. :D

(plays punk music angrily in a corner...)

I'm a drums teacher and I'm this close to breaking my sticks with my bare teeth if any of my students request learning another shitty Swift song ever again. Or maybe I'll smash the window in by throwing my kit at it. Or myself. Or my students...

Wasn't it taking place in New Mexico, according to some ancient interviews and the writers bible for those bits? Please correct me, if I'm wrong here.

I know a bunch of people in happy cis-hetero relationships where there is no bs going on with traditional gender role expectations. A dear friend of mine is a super sweet, sensitive and emotionally open cis-lad. He and his wife are very happy together. He's got pink hair, dresses pretty funky and is super adorable while his wife is more on the butch side with a healthy 'let's do this' hands on mentality and a nice casual look. That's just one exampel. Almost all my hetero lady friends go for emotionally open and cute lads. Just be yourself, find the right person to date and be happy together.

Das hat ja mit dem Umfallen nicht lange gedauert.

Seeing them live soon. :)

Candy for Mandy. :) Treat yourself every once in a while.

To be fair, there are both types of pubs. Since I do not care for sports or fancy places, I always go to the more quaint ones. I love those links, by the way. Thanks a mil.

Shock Therapy - Blood on Your Hands

Song on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=75mEAh5_hRg&list=RD75mEAh5_hRg&start_radio=1

Lyrics: https://www.elyrics.net/read/s/shock-therapy-lyrics/blood-on-your-hands-lyrics.html

It just sums up so well why I do not deal with any religious people at all. The best they can hope for is me flipping them the bird.

Really? When I'm going to a pub in the UK it's called something like "The Old George" or "The King's Inn", the building must be a few hundred years old with a door frame so low it bonks any unsuspecting patron right in the head. There are at least two fireplaces lit, minimum requirement of one sleepy old dog who's been there since forever and all the furniture looks like it's been hand carved way before anyone came up with the idea of DIN standards. The only music playing is of course made by some fiddler and a patron singing off-key since they had at least a few pints too many.